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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Thomas Gipson scored 19 points, Marcus Foster added 16 and No. 25 Kansas State ran its winning streak to 10 games with a 65-47 victory over TCU on Tuesday night.
Amric Fields scored 14 points and Kyan Anderson added 12 for TCU (9-5, 0-2), which trailed 31-21 at halftime.
The Horned Frogs used a 10-2 run to get within 36-33 with 13:45 to play, but Kansas State responded with a 9-3 run - keyed by a wide-open 3-pointer by Shane Southwell - and the Wildcats' lead wouldn't dip below seven points for the rest of the game.
Foster, the reigning Big 12 newcomer of the week, hit two 3-pointers in a one-minute span late in the second half. The Wildcats hit 7 of 15 3-pointers overall.
TCU, which is 6-1 this season when out-rebounding its opponent, were pounded on the glass with Kansas State finishing with a 37-21 advantage.
Powerful dunks by Gipson and Wesley Iwundu gave Kansas State a 20-10 lead with less than 6 minutes to play in the first half. TCU's next possession ended with a layup by Jarvis Ray and that ended a span of just three points in nearly 11 minutes for the Horned Frogs.
The Wildcats went ahead 31-17 with 1:12 to play on a dunk by Gipson, but Anderson's layup made it 31-21 as time expired in the first half.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- It took nearly 58 minutes for Michael Vick to
break loose.
Fortunately for the Atlanta Falcons, the defense showed up right
from the start.
Forcing Arizona quarterback Josh McCown into three fumbles, the
Falcons managed to beat the Cardinals 6-3 Sunday on a pair of field
goals by Jay Feely. Atlanta is 3-0 for the first time since 1986.
"There's going to be games where the defense carries us," said
Warrick Dunn, who rushed for 117 yards. "They won this game."
It wasn't pretty. There were nine fumbles (seven resulting in
turnovers), five calls that had to be reviewed by the referee (two
were overturned) and not one touchdown despite countless
opportunities by both teams.
The Cardinals (0-3) lost three fumbles inside the Falcons 20.
"You can't really have the words to describe your
disappointment when you lose a game and fumble that many times,"
said first-year Arizona coach Dennis Green, whose team has managed
just 25 points and two touchdowns this season.
Using five-man fronts and mixing up their coverages, the
Cardinals did a good job of containing Vick, who accounted for 288
yards rushing and passing in a victory over St. Louis the previous
He was sacked five times, lost two fumbles, threw an
interception and completed just 10-of-20 passes for 115 yards.
"I know Denny Green said he had the plan to stop us, but we
didn't expect that," Vick said. "It was frustrating. But I told
my teammates that we've got to make a play, we've got to make a big
Finally, he did. Vick ran for 58 yards on a bootleg -- the
longest carry of his career -- to seal the victory with just over
two minutes remaining.
"I was thinking about getting the first down and getting out of
bounds," he said. "But then I was thinking about the type of game
I was having and decided I can make something happen. I wanted to
Otherwise, Atlanta did its best to give the game away in the
fourth quarter.
Vick threw a pass that was intercepted by Adrian Wilson and
returned to the Falcons 18, but the Cardinals had to settle for
Neil Rackers' 30-yard field goal with 9:24 remaining.
Dunn fumbled at the Atlanta 19 with 3:19 remaining, giving the
Cardinals a chance to at least kick a tying field goal. Of course,
they promptly gave the ball right back.
On a reverse, receiver Karl Williams got to the 7 but the ball
was jarred loose by Chris Draft. Bryan Scott recovered for the
Falcons with 2:26 remaining.
The Falcons teed off on one of the NFL's most inept offenses.
Rod Coleman forced McCown's first two fumbles and Brady Smith
finished off the Arizona quarterback with a blindside hit that led
to another turnover early in the fourth quarter.
That was the last play for McCown. Shaun King finished up, but
couldn't rally the Cardinals.
"I understood the situation," said McCown, who was 20-of-26
for 198 yards but took five sacks and numerous big hits. "I put
the ball on the ground three times."
The Falcons had six sacks, half of them by Patrick Kerney in a
career-best performance.
"When (McCown) was doing more than three-step drops, we were
putting some pretty heavy pops on him," Kerney said. "He was
looking pretty glassy eyed. That had an effect on him."
On the Falcons' first possession, Dunn got loose for a 60-yard
run, but the offense bogged down inside the 10 and settled for
Feely's 25-yard field goal.
A 30-yard punt return by Allen Rossum set up Feely's second
field goal, a 23-yarder less than three minutes into the second
period to cap Atlanta's scoring.
The Falcons managed just 283 yards against the Cardinals, who
gave up an average of 412.5 in their first two games -- last in the
"We had a hard time," tight end Alge Crumpler said. "But I
don't care. We won the ball game."
Arizona hasn't lost its first three games since 1996, but this
season is shaping up like most others for this team. The Cardinals
have only one winning year since 1985.
The Falcons managed to win with the fewest number of points in a
victory, surpassing a 7-0 triumph at San Francisco in 1997.
"Every win is important," Dunn said. "You've got to win these
type of games to keep going as a team. We learned a lot from
this game. Never underestimate anyone."
Game notes
The Falcons are 3-0 for only the third time in their
39-year history. They hope to do better than the other two teams in
this position, which both finished with losing records. ... Arizona
DT Ross Kolodziej sprained an ankle in the first half and didn't
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How UCLA Won: Second Half
Youtube's been processing the video for hours... dunno WTF the issue is. So clunky links; sorry.
USC Drive 1
Washington off tackle for one; Booty reacts to a linebacker blitz by hitting TE Davis for a a good chunk. Empty on third down, a slant is nearly undercut – nice play by the CB to get a hand on it, but Jarrett hauls it in anyway.
On the ensuing first down, Booty pumps left then comes back to a wide open Davis on the right side of the field for another first. Some rhythm showing in the Trojan offense; no pressure yet. Zone right for Gable picks up a few. UCLA goes five in the box on second down, blitzes from the edge and manages to shut down a draw that had a ton of room. After the play, a personal foul moves USC back 15 yards. Ensuing bomb is a Jeff Bowden Hopeful Downfield Jump Ball, and it's punty time.
DRIVE NOTES: UCLA lucks out with the personal foul, as USC was looking smooth on offense for the first time all game. Booty was kept clean and picked up a series of first downs until misfortune kept them out of the endzone. This will be repeated.
UCLA Drive 1
Cowan play action is one-hopped. (AAAARRRGH Musberger talking about Michigan in Glendale.) Markey stuffed on second down; Ellis again, this time holding at the POA, driving his man a yard or so back, and disengaging. On third down, Cowan gets pressure and flips a ridiculous left-handed shovel pass incomplete. He is not good.
DRIVE NOTES: Cowan can't throw. Punter launches one, flipping field position despite the three-and-out. This is how you beat a far superior team, with a lot of luck.
USC Drive 2
Booty stands in against an onrushing Bruin and flings up a ball that lands right in Jarrett's hands. Impressive. Jarrett puts on a Manningham-esque double move, but doesn't have that extra step that gets Manningham into the endzone. Next play is a wheel to Gable that Booty puts in between the corner and safety, but a bit high for the shortish Gable. Leaping grab attempt comes up short.
Booty checks down to Davis; throw is high and hard and incomplete. False start from RT Kyle Williams. Now third and fifteen, ace three-wide. WTF? Booty bails on the throw in the face of the blitz, checking down to a running back before he completes his drop.
UCLA Drive 2
Starts with a 24 yard punt return, again flipping field position. UCLA starts near the 50. Cowan drops back, play action, and hits Everett on a comeback for 16. Waggle to Paulsen for another first down. We run this exact play.
UCLA empty, batted at the line. More play action finds Cowan under pressure immediately, forcing a one-yard checkdown. Next play is just badass from Cowan, who steps up through two edge rushers, spins around and takes off, then finds Everett for the first. Not relevant, but sweet.
Markey for two again. UCLA's run game has been nonexistent save for Cowan scrambles. Out on second down a bit wide. ARRRRRGH MICHIGAN WATCHING ARRRRGH. UCLA goes empty, Everett should have enough room to get the first down but hesitates and ends up a yard short. Chippie FG is good, UCLA 10-9.
DRIVE NOTES: Waggle was a clone of our play. USC friend of mine has a couple contacts and said that USC thinks Michigan thinks USC's linebackers are vulnerable in coverage. Personally, I've been impressed with Sartz in straight zone drops but perhaps misdirection is the way to attack them? Fast but stupid?
USC Drive 3
UCLA blitzing into a Gable counter; by the time it develops the blitzers are in position to close it down. Minimal gain. Second down slant batted at the line. Empty on third and eight and UCLA gets some edge rush, forcing Booty to step up. He slips down, sacking himself and ending the drive.
DRIVE NOTES: Booty had that badass completion when allowed to stand in and fire downfield to Jarrett in the only place that pass could be. On the next play, the wheel to Gable, Booty was a little high but well within tolerances for a pass 30 yards downfield. But even though UCLA's rushing has been the wild upfield variety that's easily stepped around and fundamentally unsound, Booty on the move has been mostly a disaster.
He's not Troy Smith, and when USC has gone empty they never bring in more than three wide receivers. Davis, the tight end, is the fourth guy, and the fifth is a motioned running back. Plus it's clear that Booty prefers to stand and deliver, making an empty set an invitation to blitz. USC also eschews the shotgun.
UCLA Drive 3
Cowan fumbles the snap, losing 2. Waggle on second down is checked down to the short option for a few. On third down, Cowan is blitzed, scrambles around, throws a backwards pass that's dropped and recovered by Ellis, turnover.
DRIVE NOTES: Cowan still not good at football.
USC Drive 3
First and ten on UCLA's side of the field. First time in the game USC has an advantage in field position... and they jump before the snap. Bleah! Gable is chopped down on a stretch play – Smith's block attempt is whiffed. Loss of four, second and nineteen. Booty permitted time again nails Davis across the middle.
On third and five, Gable takes a draw-type thing that UCLA reads and attacks – safety was up like a shot. Going on fourth and short; a quick snap pitch that's overrun.
DRIVE NOTES: Third and fourth and short killing the Trojans. Can't make a yard in short yardage and have stopped even trying to get it up the middle, and this is a UCLA defense that doesn't have the destructive power of Branch and Taylor up the middle – check that. On further review, UCLA finished the year 12th(!) in rushing defense, which is amazing after last year's disaster. Didn't Reggie Bush have something like 10 YPC a year ago?
Anyway, UCLA's rush defense is no pushover but it also hasn't been dominant like Michigan's (OSU game excepted, of course... but it's doubtful USC can spread the Michigan D out like OSU did). Long story short: I'd be surprised if USC moved the ball much on the ground.
UCLA Drive 3
Markey up the gut for around five. Holding penalty sets up second and long... Ellis again. Guy will be an issue. Cowan waggle against his throwing motion is thrown into the turf. Third and fifteen, and Cowan is permitted time to find Everett down the seam. Outstanding route and catch by Everett, who's been the guy when UCLA needs a critical conversion.
Markey up the middle for 12. USC linebackers don't get off their blocks.
Williams then has back to back runs for a first down at the ten. Secon is a nice cut through a small seam at the line. Williams up the middle for three... run a zone, UCLA! None of this is that relevant. Cowan scrambles out of the waggle + a tenuous late hit on Cowan gets UCLA inside the ten. On replay, a terrible call.
On first and goal, UCLA stuffed. Nice play by the other DT to flow down the line. Relevant.
On second down Cowan takes a
n inexcusable sack on another attempted rollout as no one bit on the play action. Cowan just sort of falls down instead of throwing the ball out of the endzone. Third and goal from the twelve ends with Cowan again iffy, dumping down to a tight end five yards behind the LOS. Field goal up and good, UCLA 13-9.
DRIVE NOTES: UCLA's third and fifteen conversion was followed by a series of slashing runs that got them in field goal range. Ellis will be a major issue but on plays we get him blocked Hart should find himself some room.
USC Drive 4
Booty hits Jarrett on a three step drop zag route for seven-ish. ARRRGH MICHIGAN IN BCS AARRRRGH. Gable is sniffed and stuffed, setting up the dreaded third and one. I-form with TE Davis at FB – whenever we do this it's a pass – and it's a pass! Booty is swamped by blitzers, panics, and slips down as he tries to throw.
Punting time.
UCLA Drive 4
First and ten Cowan rollout has an open receiver for 7 or 8 but his pass is wildly inaccurate. Second down run stuffed for no gain. Next play is the Cowan rollout that ends with a helmet to helmet that's uncalled. A virtual replay of the Crable hit. I hate everything.
DRIVE NOTES: Cowan still can't throw. Announcers don't even mention the helmet to helmet.
USC Drive 5
Booty sacked on a pump fake that was an attempt to go deep. Sam Baker beaten. I can see Woodley doing this. It's one of his moves.
Second and fourteen, USC empty and Booty fires it well outside the field of play... likely a throwaway. On third and fourteen USC rolls Booty out of the pocket, has an illegal formation and obviously holds a Bruin and still can't get anyone blocked. End result, with a tenuous PI call, is a redo.
On the redo Booty fires what's his second-best pass of the game. Under heavy duress, pocket collapsing, he launches a ball to Steve Smith that sets up fourth and less than one.
Dreaded short yardage is short enough for a sneak. First down. WR screen thrown behind Jarrett. Booty stands in – getting protection now – and hits his checkdown. Third and three. Booty hits Davis for the conversion; three step drop. Smith underneath for 6. UCLA ceding yardage here in a Herrmanesque way. Gable draw well read by Hickman and shut down for a yard. Dreaded Third And Short next. Booty drops back and lances a post to Smith for a big gainer.
Underneath to McFoy; clock running under 1:30. Booty fires high and incomplete to a bracketed McFoy. Potentially a throwaway. And the next play is the one that will live in UCLA lore forever
Relevant portion of game over.
- Booty's really good when suffered time to throw. On the move, he is not good.
- USC's tackles can probably be had. The RT has been poor all year and is a bit of a headcase, walking out of a USC practice earlier in the week. They have no alternative, apparently. Even Baker was not particularly effective against the UCLA pass rush.
- USC on short yardage? Ugly. They had lost all faith in their ability to line up and run it, and with good reason.
- Jarrett = good. Expect a series of slants that we can't do anything about.
- Getting Sedrick Ellis blocked is the key for our offense, especially in the run game. He's bad news for our zone running game.
- Efficacy of the USC pass rush. Lawrence Jackson was great until this year, when he was skunked on sacks most of the way. Cushing had one nice sack. But Cowan spent most of the game on the run, so there weren't many opportunities to see how the Trojans did against conventional pass drops.
- USC's secondary. Cowan threw even less frequently than he dropped back, instead taking off. They do appear to play a ton of zone. But how good are they at it and how effective will Terrell Thomas be? He plans on playing but if he can't tackle he'll be a liability.
- Efficacy of Michigan run game. With speedy linebackers and the penetrating Ellis, this looks like a bad matchup for us.
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Arrgh. Fanhouse stuff plus LA time == I couldn't quite finish the second half of UCLA before I got roped into liveblogging the Alamo. Should get it up by halftime.
How UCLA Won: The First Half
Features four team: USC, UCLA, Ohio State.... and Michigan. Must... not... choke... everyone.
UCLA Drive 1
UCLA opens empty and immediately proves that's not a great idea, as a three man rush from #96 easily beats their LT inside. Markey for two on second down. Cowan overthrows an open TE seam. UCLA will return to the seam later.
DRIVE NOTES: Three-and-out to start for the Bruins. If I remember correctly, Cowan proves he can't pass worth a damn in this game.
USC Drive 1
Booty nailed by an unblocked, blitzing linebacker on first down; his dumpoff is well short of the TE. Gable goes zone outside for a nice pickup on second down, but a downfield holding call brings it back. False start; second and 19. Badly busted coverage allows Booty a first down conversion by dumping down to Fred Davis; Booty was harried.
Gable draw for seven, and the same play goes for ten. USC to the UCLA 40. First down is Gable again, this time shut down by the free safety after a minimal gain. LB stood up the FB – is that still like the fifth string guy? -- to delay Gable a bit. WR screen sets up third and one.
And here's a key play. On third and one, USC goes play action and the world crashes in on Booty as both defensive ends run right around the tackles, forcing Booty up into a charging linebacker. End result is a panicked throwaway.
Look at the defensive ends shooting upfield on a third and one like it's third and fifteen. It worked out this time, but UCLA's defensive ends were a one-trick pony all game: run as fast as you can upfield and get Booty moving no matter what the situation is.
On fourth down USC gets stoned.
This seems to be mostly the ponderous Chauncey Washington's fault. Good job by the UCLA LB to stand up the FB, forcing Washington outside, where he impotently churns nowhere.
DRIVE NOTES: UCLA spent most of the game speed-rushing around USC tackles. Unfortunately, I don't know if we'll be able to replicate that.
- Our DEs are not edge-rushing speed mavens aside from maybe Jamison.
- By the end of the game, USC had figured it out and started walling off UCLA. The final drive was a methodical thing that seemed to be an inevitable touchdown until the fateful deflection. UCLA's pressure had dissapated.
- Lord knows that USC's spent the last month working on edge rush.
So... this was probably a one-time thing.
Reassuring item: Booty reacts about as well to pressure as Henne. That is, he gets a solid C-. This third down is the second time on this drive he's turfed a ball.
UCLA Drive 2
Cowan throws a short post into coverage; Sartz deflects it. Sartz has impressed me in the USC games I've seen. Guy is fast and active in coverage. On second and ten Markey is stuffed on second down; on third down a Cowan bullet in the seam (open for the second time) is called back by holding. USC's nose tackle, Sedrick Ellis, goes right around the center.
Other than Ellis's slick move, note the gaping hole between the linebackers, who got no depth, and the safeties. Cowan was actually late on this one.
On third and nineteen, UCLA gives up.
DRIVE NOTES: Nice play from the NT here. He looks undersized and penetrating, which is not a good combination from Michigan's perspective.
USC Drive 2
Booty, play action, tons of time, wide open Steve Smith. Doubled Jarrett drew the zone coverage. USC false start. Screen blown up by an alert defensive end; second down zone run picks up four. Third and long sees the defensive ends warp around the tackles again. Booty steps up into a nice pocket and wings it nowhere near his intended receiver.
Another instance of Booty's iffy ability to handle pressure.
DRIVE NOTES: "Doesn't respond well to pressure" is usually nothing analysis on a level with "THEY DON'T HAVE ANY HEART!!!!" but Booty looks more prone to rattling than, say, Troy Smith.
UCLA Drive 3
Starts way deep in USC territory; UCLA picks up a big gainer with a waggle dumpoff to Markey that catches USC blitzing hard. Zone blitz filled the wrong (short) side of the field.
USC in a 3-4, stones a UCLA zone play as the NT gets good push again.
We are likely to see this alignment frequently.
No gain. Next play is Cowan's first scramble, which isn't that relevant for us. Cowan then rolls out and fires way too hard and high for his TE underneath the zone. No YAC, two yards.
Next play is a delay that goes for good yardage.
One of the few times in the game UCLA is able to get a running back out to the linebackers smoothly, and the linebackers don't react very well. Two get blocked off, the other gets spun through by Markey, an eminently average back.
Huge Cowan scramble gets UCLA down to the ten; he takes the run option on a waggle down to the five. Endzone PI on next play, and UCLA manages to punch it in from the two on a Cowan rolout that he cuts up.
DRIVE NOTES: Mostly Cowan running and not relevant for our game. Note one good completion on a waggle completion and a delay that looks a lot like ours.
USC's linebackers are fast and impressive in coverage, but might they be a little undersized to take on our rushing game? Dunno.
USC Drive 3
Opening quick pitch is cut off by a corner blitz and blown up. Rock versus scissors. USC goes wide on second and long and Booty nails a slant for a big gainer.
Next play is a near-disastrous waggle. Booty rolls out and find himself pincered by two Des. This time his dumpoff is accurate and the TE picks up a few, then fumbles spectacularly. Jarrett recovers the popup. Gable goes offtackle for four, setting up another third and short for USC. UCLA stones it again.
DRIVE NOTES: Carrol, chagrined, actually punts. This is the third time in the game USC has failed in a short yardage situation, twice getting stoned on runs.
UCLA Drive 4
Starts at the one, and ends in the endzone with a holding penalty. Safety.
He won't stay blocked; hopefully UCLA's center is poo.
DRIVE NOTES: Cedrick Ellis again owns the center on the holding penalty. Penetrating, gappy player, and a major danger for our running game.
USC Drive 4
Ball at the 34 after the free kick, Booty drops back and is immediately under seige from the ends and a late-charging blitzer. He manages to scramble out for seven. Next play is a WR screen that's dropped; since it's backwards USC loses three yards. False start. Third and 11; Booty is again forced to step up into the pocket by an edge-rushing defensive end. He dumps the ball off and concedes a punt.
Where Troy Smith tends to look for ridiculous huge plays when things break down, Booty has eyes only for the checkdown.
DRIVE NOTES: Michigan's going to see a lot of familiar formations when they play USC. The Trojans' default set is good old Ace 3-wide.
UCLA Drive 5
End around snuffed out by a good play by #28, skipping past the WR's block. Cowan waggles on second down, finding a wideout open in the zone. Markey shut down by Cushing, who shredded a TE block in a way unfortunately reminiscent of Tyler Ecker.
Also of note: USC has moved Cushing to defensive end but will occasionally deploy him in a stand-up look that's indistinguishable from the old 5-2/3-4 we ran a couple years back. I would expect to see that a butt-ton against Michigan. Ellis will probably line up directly over Bihl and try to beat him playside while the five guys on the line try to shoot gaps.
Cowan sacked on the next play by Cushing, who beat the UCLA RT badly.
Ugly visions of that happening against Michigan, though Cushing and Sartz have some nagging injuries.
Third and fifteen. Cowan flushed – no one wants to block a defensive end this game – steps up and throws it a way punty.
DRIVE NOTES: Fairly sure that Jake Long is better than whoever UCLA is deploying at LT, but Riley's been functional at best and is likely to give up a couple QB hurries or worse.
USC Drive 5
Ace 3-wide again. Gable for a few. He's no Reggie Bush. No terror there. Booty again checks down... no deep passes yet aside from the early waggle. Third and three. Second excellent slant to Jarrett. He's no burner but we don't have anyone who can match his size and strength.
Booty gets time on the ensuing first down; checks down anyway. This one works out as Gable outruns the pursuing linebacker. Think David Harris makes this a minimal gain, hypothetically. Play action next; Booty has better time but doesn't have time to look deep. Flushed out, he finds Smith for an eight yard gain at the sideline. Washington picks up the first down on second and short.
Play action on first down again ends with Booty surrounded by UCLA defenders; TE checkdown for a few. Draw opens up momentarily but an excellent play from the MLB holds it down.
Tellingly, USC converts the third and short with the old fake FB dive-quick pitch combo that gets Gable outside. First and goal. Booty slips on a waggle, smartly ditching the ball at a receiver's feet. Gable plows to the one on a draw. (An attempt to bleed clock and rob UCLA of a final first half possession? Worked out if so.) Gable takes a toss on third and goal, touchdown. USC 9-7.
DRIVE NOTES: First actual drive USC's put together. They do it on the backs of checkdowns, solid possession throws from Booty on slants and an out or two, and decent running, much of it finesse.
This ends the half with USC up 9-7.
Second half tomorrow.
Happy Holidays
I'm off. Approximate schedule over the next couple weeks:
Now until the 28th: sporadic Fanhouse blogging, mostly bowl previews and liveblogs.
29-30-31: Rose Bowl preview.
1-2: Maybe a brief postgame thoughts post, but maybe not. It depends on how things go.
3: Resumption of normal service.
One Last Recruitin' Blast
I'm about to sign off for Christmas, but before I do two things.
1. Work It, Ron English. Scout article on Michael Williams:
I'd say Michigan has just a slight lead over Notre Dame," the four-star defensive back said. "It's really neck-and-neck. I would say there's a 51% chance I'll choose Michigan and a 49% chance I'll choose Notre Dame. Both have great programs. I really haven't made up my mind yet. I'll definitely decide after Christmas. It's a very difficult decision.
"I guess I feel like I fit in a little better at Michigan, with the campus and the school," he said. "They seem to really try to help their student-athletes. They have a twelve million dollar student-athlete place. I just really liked it. Their facilities are top-notch."
Williams plans to announce at the Army All-American bowl January 6th. He also claimed something interesting: Michigan is recruiting him for "nickel-back". WOOOOOO ROXORS GO BLOW LOL MEATCHIC--
...sorry. Subcomandante Wayne tends to show up whenever you mention Stupid Canadian Rock Band.
Anyway: the implication that we're recruiting kids specifically so they can play a nickel... guy... spot jives with what we saw during the year, when Brandon Harrison and Ryan Mundy occupied the nickel-guy spot instead of someone like Sears.
2. The Matrix. I haven't mentioned Sam McGuffie here, but if you read Deadspin or the Fanhouse you've seen him go all Neo on kids:
So I grab some videos and slap 'em up on the Fanhouse, because, dude. Seriously. A comment shows up like so:
Ok, here's the deal. I was on the same team with him this past year when he rushed for his 3,121 yards and 43 TD's.
Im a Michigan fan so of corse Im trying to get him to wear the maize and blue, and sometime in November I think it was Michigan offerd him a full ride.
Later on in the season when I walked in to watch film of our previous game, our head coach saw my shirt (the day of the Indiana game) and we were talking about Michigan, and Sam looked at me and kept stating he's going to Michigan. Over time, he's repeated the same statements to me. And just last week he got my attention to let me know he's visiting Michigan in February.
(Comment sic.) Intriguing! But probably internets FUD. I follow up with the guy. I get a name and number that check out. I think it's legit, and I think in February we're likely to get a commit from McGuffie.
Unverified Voracity Transfers To Delaware
Harbaugh Harbaugh Harbaugh. Right, so he's the coach of Stanford. I had assumed this would be widely regarded as a good move given the pool of masochists and bedwetters willing to consider the Stanford job, but NSFMF!
It's not if you ask Jon Wilner , who's yet more proof that the people we have voting in the polls should be disenfranchised. Check the exclamatory bon mot:
So you might be asking yourself: Why is Harbaugh qualified to coach Stanford?
Well, I'll tell you: Last month, San Diego lost to UC-Davis — Harbaugh is perfectly qualified for his new job!!!!
That's a zinger, there. Zing!!!! The rest of it putters along as you might expect; it makes me mad because it's really dumb. I almost fisked it, but there's been too much fisk in these here parts lately. For a much better version of the same skepticism check Tightwad Hill.
That's a double suckit on the rocks. Remember Notre Dame defensive end Ronald Talley's bizarre midseason decision to transfer away from a sure starting spot? Well, Talley has decided on a school and they wear this:
That's I-AA Delaware for anyone still stuck in double-take mode.
Woo statistics. The advent of the offseason causes some of the twitchier amongst us to pore over tables of minutiae like total dorks, something you would never see on this blog.
IBFC broke down the careers of offensive coordinators Malone, Parish, and DeBord in astounding detail. Vijay breaks up Michigan opponents by winning percentage, then presents average scores for those teams:
An interesting pattern emerges: Malone blows the doors off of bad teams, as does Stan Parrish, but as soon as you get away from the dregs of the schedule (say, teams in the 0-20% categories) Terry Malone's PPGs show a clear declining pattern (scoring less and less as the competition gets better), Stan Parrish's PPG show a generally declining but pockmarked pattern and Mike DeBord's don't waiver much at all. DeBord's offenses are scoring almost the same against the best teams on the schedule as they are against the good, the mediocre and the slightly bad.
Is this infuriating or not? I can't tell. Vijay doesn't offer up sample sizes here, but I would venture that if you're breaking down teams into 10% buckets and only have 3-5 years of data for each coordinator, some of the buckets are going to have two or three games and not represent all that much. More useful are scoring averages charted against average opponent score and averages based on leading/trailing in the fourth quarter, both of which offer a stark and probably statistically meaningful difference between DeBord and his personal Benjamin Harrisons. The conclusion:
To me, it seems that the most obvious answer would be that all the rhetoric is true with DeBord, that there is a "scoring offense" and a "non-scoring offense", that DeBord puts a greater emphasis on putting points on the board when he thinks they are needed than when he thinks they are for style. Playing Vanderbilt or Indiana, they aren't necessary. Up 14 on Wisconsin, Penn State or Iowa and you've got a great defense, they aren't necessary. In Columbus against Ohio State, you better grab the reins and go full speed.
The question remains: can DeBord adapt to defenses that aren't 1997 or 2006's? DeBord's been around for a lot of wins; not coincidentally he's also been around the two greatest defenses at Michigan since Bo retired. So his strategy has been sound, but what happens if next year's D is kind of bleah? Does DeBord open it up early and try to establish an unassailable lead? Or is the Orange Bowl all over again (granted that was not a DeBord production, but it does stand out as the platonic ideal of boneheaded Michigan stubbornness in recent years)?
Let's hope we never have to find out.
Meanwhile, SMQB is breaking down statistical relevance like whoah. My favorite part: other than the odd phenomenon of few penalty yards being slightly negative indicator of victory (hypothesis: penalties are more likely when you're on offense, so teams who finish way low in penalty yardage do so because they don't get many offensive snaps), the least relevant stat tracked by the NCAA? Time of possession. Which I hate.
Etc.: Rosenberg corrects Amaker. Mallet throws things. Florida wants to be just like Michigan. Former Michigan coach Steve Fisher doing fairly well at San Diego State. Braylon interview. Subcomandante Wayne is coming for your hookers. "Michigan Football Memories" Dec 31 @ 8.


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Tony Pedregon grabbed his third victory of the season in the NHRA Full Throttle Funny Car division with Morgan Lucas, Greg Anderson and Hactor Arana also winning in Sunday's final round action.
Courtesy: NHRA Media Relations
BRAINERD, Minn. – Tony Pedregon raced to his third Funny Car victory of the season Sunday at the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals at Brainerd International Raceway.
Morgan Lucas, Greg Anderson and Hector Arana also were winners in their respective categories at the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series event. Only two races remain in the NHRA regular season before the six-race playoffs – the Countdown to 1 – begins Sept. 18 at zMAX Dragway near
Pedregon, who replaced longtime crew chief Dickie Venables with Tony Shortall earlier in the week, didn't miss a beat on the dragstrip as he powered his Wicked Quick/Q- Horsepower Chevy Impala to a 4.149 second run at 295.59 mph to hold off championship challenger Ron Capps in the final, whose NAPA Auto Parts Dodge Charger lost traction after the start and finished in 6.613 at 99.35.
Pedregon beat Jeff Arend, brother Cruz Pedregon and Jack Beckman to advance to the final round.
"I didn't anticipate this happening on such short notice, but I had all the information in front of me, and it was just a matter of putting the right people in the right places," said Pedregon of his 43rd career victory. "There was a little bit of uncertainty, the fear of losing and wanting to win. I started to put things in perspective and I thought there is no need to panic. The first goal was to get here, put things in place, and I wanted to qualify. Once we qualified, I thought, well maybe we can go a round or two."
With the win, his second consecutive at this event, Pedregon extended his series lead to 28 points over second place Capps. Beckman was the only Funny Car driver to clinch his position in the Countdown to 1 during the day.
In Top Fuel, No. 1 qualifier Lucas earned his second Top Fuel victory of the season when he edged Larry Dixon at the finish line. Lucas covered the distance in 3.814 at 309.27 in his GEICO Powersports/Lucas Oil dragster to just edge
"It was the best day of my life, and this is the best feeling in the world," said Lucas, who defeated Chris Karamesines, Brandon Bernstein and Cory McClenathan in earlier rounds. "I'm still weak. I've got goosebumps all over my body, and it's hot out. I don't know what to do for the rest of the year because we've accomplished all the goals we set, to win multiple races, to qualify No. 1, and to have a team that's competitive. I think we gained all those and it's been a really impressive day. I can't tell you how proud I am and how proud I am of my parents to have given me this opportunity to race and be at this level. It's a dream come true."
Antron Brown increased his series lead to 217 points over Tony Schumacher with a semifinal finish. With the win, Lucas secured his spot in the playoffs, as did rookies Spencer Massey and Shawn Langdon.
"It's been a long dry spell, without a doubt," said Anderson, who beat Larry Morgan, Jeg Coughlin and Allen Johnson to advance to the final. "You start to doubt yourself and I certainly was. You gotta stop thinking about it and worrying about it, but that's easier said than done sometimes. I struggled with that this year but it looks like finally I'm getting my mind straightened out. I've always had a great team and a lot of support and a great teammate. He's carried the load for this entire Summit team all year long, and I'm grateful for that. I'm very proud of him and proud to race him in the final. I thought that was a pretty neat deal and we put on a great show for the fans. It came down just as it should have: decided by a couple of inches."
Line moved to within 27 points of Coughlin's series lead with the runner-up finish.
Arana earned his second victory of the season in Pro Stock Motorcycle, taking the victory when first-time finalist Junior Pippin fouled at the start on his PiranahZ Buell. Arana rode his Lucas Oil Buell to a performance of 6.983 at 190.51 and in the process clinched his playoff position.
"That win felt awesome," Arana said. "It couldn't get any better than winning here at the Lucas Oil [-sponsored event], having Forrest and Charlotte [Lucas], my family and friends, and the fans that treat us very well over here. From the moment I got here I felt relaxed, no pressure. I wasn't really thinking about winning, I was more thinking about having a great time and enjoying the whole weekend and going to 'the Zoo.' Those people out there, they treat us like royalty. To clinch [a spot in] the Top 10 is one less stress and one less thing to worry about. Now I can start concentrating on going to Reading and maybe do the things that I wanted to try that we talked about but have been afraid because we needed to stay in the points. Now with that done, we can try some things."
Eddie Krawiec, whose seven-race final round streak ended with a semifinal loss to Arana, increased his series lead in the two-wheel category to 108 over teammate Andrew Hines, who was upset in the first round by Pippin.
In addition to Arana, rookie Doug Horne and veteran Craig Treble also secured their positions in the Countdown to 1.
The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series continues next weekend (Aug. 20-23) with the Toyo Tires NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway in
Final finish order (1-16) for professional categories at the 28th annual Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals at Brainerd International Raceway. The race is the 16th of 24 events in the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series.
1. Morgan Lucas; 2. Larry Dixon; 3. Cory McClenathan; 4. Antron Brown; 5. Tony Schumacher; 6. Brandon Bernstein; 7. Shawn Langdon; 8. Joe Hartley; 9. Clay Millican; 10. Doug Kalitta; 11. Terry Haddock; 12. Chris Karamesines; 13. Tim Cullinan; 14. Scott Palmer; 15. Spencer Massey; 16. David Grubnic.
1. Tony Pedregon, Chevy Impala; 2. Ron Capps; 3. Jack Beckman; 4. John Force; 5. Cruz Pedregon; 6. Bob Tasca III; 7. Jack Wyatt; 8. Del Worsham; 9. Tim Wilkerson; 10. Jeff Arend; 11. Jerry Toliver; 12. Bob Bode; 13. Mike Neff; 14. Matt Hagan; 15. Jim Head; 16. Ashley Force Hood.
1. Greg Anderson, Pontiac GXP; 2. Jason Line; 3. Mike Edwards; 4. Allen Johnson; 5. Ron Krisher; 6. Jeg Coughlin; 7. Warren Johnson; 8. Greg Stanfield; 9. Larry Morgan; 10. Johnny Gray; 11. Steve Spiess; 12. Rodger Brogdon; 13. Kurt Johnson; 14. V. Gaines; 15. Rickie Jones; 16. Vinnie Deceglie.
1. Hector Arana; 2. Junior Pippin; 3. Eddie Krawiec; 4. Craig Treble; 5. Douglas Horne; 6. Michael Phillips; 7. Shawn Gann; 8. Mike Berry; 9. Karen Stoffer; 10. Andrew Hines; 11. Jim Underdahl; 12. Steve Johnson; 13. Bailey Whitaker; 14. Wesley Wells; 15. Matt Smith; 16. Matt Guidera.
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NEW YORK After a late night of Super Bowl celebrations, New Yorkers kept the party going on Monday following a Giants victory that fans said was made sweeter because it was over the exalted New England Patriots.
Commemorative hats and T-shirts flew off the shelves at Modell's Sporting Goods in Midtown Manhattan, while nearby a wax figure of Giants quarterback Eli Manning was a popular photo opportunity with fans outside Madame Tussauds.
Up to a million fans were also expected to line the streets on Tuesday to welcome back the Giants with a ticker-tape parade through the Wall Street district. Mayor Michael Bloomberg will also present the team with the keys to the city.
Bloomberg said the parade would generate up to $38 million for the city and that almost 50,000 people had entered a lottery for 500 tickets to the City Hall ceremony. He said it was estimated that about one-third of those attending the parade would be visiting from outside the city.
"To beat (New England Patriots quarterback) Tom Brady twice in the Super Bowl and for Eli to have that on his resume, it makes it even sweeter," said Jason Johnson, 38, a chef from Huntington, Long Island, who was wearing a Giants jacket marking the team's 2008 Super Bowl victory -- also over the Patriots.
The Boston Globe front page headline read "History Repeats" with a photo of a somber Brady leaving the field after the game.
Four years ago, the underdog Giants ruined an undefeated season for the Patriots, who had won three Super Bowls with Brady at quarterback. Brady is still stuck on three.
"Brady got out-played by Eli Manning, which hurts to say," said Ryan LeStrange, 29, a Patriots fan who traveled to the Boston area from Philadelphia to watch the game with family. "I didn't really feel (the Patriots) had it in hand at any point."
Not all Patriots fans handled the loss so well. On the campus of University of Massachusetts in Amherst police used smoke bombs and flash bangs to disperse an unruly crowd of about 1,500 after the game finished. Fourteen people were arrested.
A photo of Manning holding aloft the Lombardi Trophy graced the front pages of the New York Post and the Daily News, both with the headline "Champs!" New Jersey's The Star-Ledger had a picture of wide receiver Victor Cruz under the headline "Again!"
"To beat New England itself is big. Yankees/Red Sox and New England/Giants, it's a big rivalry," said Ricardo Arias, 39, restaurant owner from Weehawken, New Jersey, who had just bought a commemorative Giants cap.
"It feels like everybody is recovering this morning," Arias, who watched the game at a bar in Hoboken, said of the late night celebrations by Giants fans.
Modell's Sporting Goods flagship Times Square store sold memorabilia until 1 a.m. Monday and reopened at 5 a.m.
"It was crazy, it was unbelievable. We're getting merchandise every hour, keeping it filled," said Jim Buoni, vice president of Modell's asset protection and innovation, adding that locker room caps and T-shirts were the hot ticket items.
"It seems like there is a little bit more of a frenzy. Obviously in 2008 it was crazy and unexpected. Both games were very similar, last minute wins. We were a little more prepared and we have more merchandise than we did last time," he said.
Nancy and Ed Chobrda, from Fayetteville, Pennsylvania, were in Modell's buying T-shirts for relatives in Salt Lake City who were big Giants fans. "It's good for everyone's moral," Nancy Chobrda, 61, said.
"What would Mr. Modell do with all this merchandise if the Giants had lost?" Ed Chobrda, 66, pondered.
New York's Bloomberg will also be collecting on a friendly wager he made with Boston Mayor Thomas Menino. The City of Boston will provide a New York family -- chosen through an online lottery -- with a super tour of the city.
"Giants won. It's unbelievable, it's awesome," said Deedee Stephens, 28, from Brooklyn, as she handed out free newspapers outside the Times Square subway station. "People this morning have been excited, happy, a lot of smiles on their faces."
(Additional reporting by Lauren Keiper in Boston; Editing by Daniel Trotta)


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Santana went 20-6 with a league-leading 2.61 ERA and 265
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HREC VP Ted Anka, who represented the seller, stated, "The Inn at Norton has tremendous upside potential and recently joined the Quality Inn system. Norton itself serves as the regional hub for finance, healthcare, professional services and retail in Western Virginia as the surrounding environment plays host to a variety of yearly events that produce overnight stays. The Hotel is located only one mile from Jefferson National Park along with the regional locations of several large companies, including a Pepsi-Cola Seven-Up bottling plant and a call center for Verizon Wireless."
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"We just returned from a week's vacation. I am a very difficult person to please so I was extremely surprised about how perfect the condo and the beach setup was. The condo has "EVERYTHING" you would need. It is extremely clean and fully stocked (minus the food and beverages) so you will need very little. They even had a room full of beach toys and sunscreen protection (which we forgot to buy). The TVs are large and with full cable and three baskets full of DVDs and Blu-Rays (the 3 stooges were a nice touch), there was plenty to do inside. We ate breakfast each morning on the balcony as we watched the sun rise. It had a perfect view of the beach. At night we sat on the balcony and played cards or read. The condo even comes with free wi-fi so bring your tablets! The beach was clean and we shared it with a large school of dolphins. Very cool!! The pool is clean and large and not crowded. If you are looking for a couples vacation or a family vacation with small kids this is the place. Highly recommended and we will be booking next year!!"Guest: Gary and Mary Kay Date of Stay: April 2015 Review Submitted: June 25, 2015View listing
"Everything about this condo is perfect! The owners are most gracious and provide just about anything and everything you can imagine. The large kitchen has all the small appliances one could possibly use including a Keurig coffee machine, lots of cooking utensils, pots and pans of all sizes and even spices, teas and coffees! The granite counter top has seating for 6 or more and the granite-topped dining table seats 4 or more. Each of the three bedrooms has its own personal bathroom and TV. There are toiletries available, hair dryers and even nail polish remover to name a few. The towels are plush and plentiful. The beds are pillow topped and dressed with beautiful comforters. Extra sheets and blankets are housed in a a few of the many closets. The master bedroom has the most beautiful walk-in closet that any girl would love. Two of the bedrooms can access the front balcony facing the ocean. The master bedroom walks out to a large balcony with a large, clean grill, seating for 4 or more at an outdoor table and two perfectly relaxing recliners for private sun-bathing and resting. It overlooks one of the large pools available to renters of this complex. The location is quiet, yet within 3-4 miles of grocery shopping at Publix and Bealls! There are many great places to walk and ride bikes and restaurants within biking distance. We had a wonderful, relaxing vacation and could not have asked for anything more."Guest: Charles and Nancy H. Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: February 4, 2015View listing
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A perfect destination for those who love to take in the artistic side of things, New Smyrna Beach was named one of "America's Top Small Cities for the Arts." Each year, the calendar in NSB is absolutely packed with different art shows and classes featuring both performance and traditional artistic mediums. The Atlantic Center for the Arts, which offers residency programs to artists and classes to the public, is open year-round and considered one of the foremost artistic hubs in the area. New Smyrna Beach also boasts a local theater (known colloquially as "The Little Theater") and has multiple street fests celebrating the local arts community each year, such as Arts on Douglas.
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Hit the surf
Along this lavish length of white sand, you'll find people engaging in just about any beach activity you can imagine. Still, one of these pastimes stands out more than anything in New Smyrna, and that's surfing. Known for its vibrant community of surfing enthusiasts, New Smyrna Beach has been named to National Geographic's list of the World's 20 Best Surf Towns. Those with little to no experience looking to hit the waves should check out Nichols Surf Shop and Cafe. Located near the beach on Flagler Avenue, the shop is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day and offers great food as well as surfboard, skim board, boogie board and kayak rentals.
In business since 1969, Nichols Surf Shop and Cafe is the single oldest surf shop in all of New Smyrna Beach. A charming building, the cafe was first built in 1910 as a Sears mail-order home. Before becoming the current site of the cafe, the bungalow was occupied by several different tenants, including multiple mayors of New Smyrna Beach. Nowadays, Nichols Cafe makes the perfect pit stop for people headed out to the beach or back home from it. If you're gearing up for a big day out on the waves, fuel up with their BLT or their world-famous chicken salad. Inversely, for those looking for a reward after a long day at the beach or out on the water, you'd do better to pick up some of the banana bread or chocolate-covered espresso beans. Nichols is a spot for relaxation, so feel free to come by and simply take in the view with a glass of lemonade, a cup of coffee or one of their wonderful oasis fruit smoothies.
Slow ride, take it easy
Visitors to New Smyrna Beach are often taken aback by the drive-on beach that allows cars to traverse its sandy lengths. Pack the family into the rental car and pull onto the sand to experience beautiful Florida coastline from your own personal chariot. Cruise for a while until you find a place to park, then pull a blanket out and enjoy the day in the sun! Remember, there's an enforced 10 mile-per-hour speed limit, so be sure to leave your lead foot at the hotel. Remain in the marked traffic lanes at all times, and stay out of conservation areas to ensure that the beach stays beautiful for the visitors that come after you.
Love our links
With fantastic year-round weather conditions, New Smyrna Beach is a favorite destination among golfers of all skill levels. Each of the town's many courses feature at least nine holes, while several of the more expansive clubs have 27 different tee boxes. Those looking for a professional experience on a fast, beautiful course should consider visiting Hidden Lakes Golf Course. Featuring a wonderfully challenging, par-69 18-hole layout, this course is one you won't quickly forget. Plus, with lessons for the kids and a fully stocked bar in the pro shop, there's something for everyone. Take an afternoon away from the hustle and bustle of the beach to come and play through 18 holes.


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Lovely clouds in the water here...
It was a good day to be out and about FS. I suppose this will be a dusty bed in 3 months time.
Very nice capture of these reflected cloud there! Like! Friendly greetings from Germany Torsten.
Thanks a lot Torsten. Looking forward to your next photographic adventure. Africa was fantastic!
Very good shot! LIKE!!
Greetings Z.
Zanot, thanks for the Lk.
Great view of some pretty country.
Thanks Spencer.
Photo taken in Dwarda WA 6308, Australia


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Ever wonder what Google results are served in different countries in both organic and paid search? Have an International or geotargeted Google AdWords campaign running and can't see the ads?
RedFly Marketing has just released the Google Global Firefox Extension which allows easy searching of Google search results in different countries...
Search Engine Journal article [searchenginejournal.com]
When you do your search, simply right click anywhere on the search results page, select "Search Google Global" and select what country you would like to see the results from. It is as simple as that.
Download Page at RedFlyMarketing [redflymarketing.com]
Tropical Island, it is unfortunately not approved by Google. How many apps or extensions actually are?
The tool was originally for in house use when managing international campaigns. How many times have you used either the ad diagnostics tool in AdWords or manually appended &gl=whatever to a query string? I know I have wasted a lot of time and energy doing it.
The tool is far from perfect, but something we thought others might find useful and hopefully have further ideas that will make it more useful. Besides, the price is right.
I'd love to hear any feedback. If anyone would like a feature added, I think feeding that back would help a lot of people.
tedster,this portion is not clear to me.Can you please explain?
You find on the site of the vendor of Google Global Firefox Extension [redflymarketing.com] plenty of info about usage and options
I hope this helps.
However, opening the results in the country specific search property is a good idea for labeling purposes. I'll add it to the roadmap.


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For me this recipe is great. I needed cooked rice for a recipe so I wanted no seasoning. I used basmati rice. And also I omitted the onion, because I wanted 1/2 cup of cooked rice for a rice pudding. Thanks Snowbaby :) It was easy to do. Made for Spring PAC 2013
A very simple dish that takes no effort at all. I, personally think that using stock (chicken or veg) would benefit this no end, as it was a titch on the bland side. Made for Spring Pac 2010.