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After Saturday's American Athletic Conference loss to SMU, the University of Memphis found itself halfway through the season and coincidentally, or frustratingly, in the same position as it was midway through 2012.
After a 34-29 loss to SMU before 16,241 at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, the Tigers are 1-5 overall, struggling to find some offensive consistency in coach Justin Fuente's second year and relying heavily on a nationally ranked defense and productive special teams — units that directed a furious second-half comeback charge.
When it was over Saturday and early morning chill and cloud cover had given way to brilliant sunshine, what was clear was this: there is much work to be done before the Tigers, 0-3 in the AAC, play host to Cincinnati Oct. 30 in a nationally televised game.
The Tigers were held to 320 yards, or about 50 below their average, and their offense scored only two touchdowns — one following a 93-yard interception return and the other on the game's final play, an 8-yard pass from quarterback Paxton Lynch to receiver Mose Frazier to cap an 80-yard drive.
The Tiger offense had gone 7½ quarters without a touchdown before Saturday's fourth quarter. The offense's inconsistency has been a problem, one Fuente is attempting to correct.
"My sense is it's a combination of several things," Fuente said. "It's a developing offensive line. It's some young skill players — receivers and running backs — that show flashes of playing really well and flashes of making you pull your hair out.
"And even some of those guys who are not young, who are juniors or sophomores, they are new. All that has combined to (having) flashes of playing really well and flashes of playing really poorly."
Memphis was held to 122 rushing yards, 65 coming from Brandon Hayes. Lynch completed 26-of-36 for 198 yards and the touchdown to Frazier with an interception.
SMU quarterback Garrett Gilbert, who entered the game leading the conference in passing (355 yards per game), finished 27-of-43 for 321 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Traylon Shead rushed for 83 yards on 22 attempts and scored twice.
"The key is our quarterback," said SMU coach June Jones. "He is a really good football player and he is growing up."
Behind Gilbert, SMU built a huge first-half lead and held on against a U of M team that scored 26 points in the game's final 16:10.
The Mustangs (2-4, 1-1 AAC) led 31-3 at the half, but the Tigers, 0-3 in the AAC, rallied behind their 11th-ranked defense and special teams. Linebacker Ryan Coleman scored touchdowns on two fumble returns — one following an SMU punt-returner's fumble and the other on a strip — while defensive back Reggis Ball set up the other after returning an interception 93 yards to the SMU 1.
Ball scored on the return, but the touchdown was nullified by an excessive celebration penalty as he dove into the end zone from a yard out. The Tiger offense was able to convert after the penalty placed the ball on the SMU 16. Hayes got the TD on a 1-yard run to close the deficit to 34-23.
In the first half, SMU wasted no time gaining an advantage. The Mustangs scored on the game's second play from scrimmage as Gilbert found Keenan Holman for a 79-yard touchdown. Memphis countered later in the quarter on a 52-yard field goal by freshman Jake Elliott, but it was a brief respite from SMU's domination.
The Mustangs scored on four of their next five possessions to take a 31-3 halftime lead.
"I don't know," Fuente said, when asked why SMU was able to start so fast. "They played well on defense. They had two weeks to prepare for us, but that's certainly not an excuse. They came out and played better than we did on both sides of the ball."
SMU's Shead had back-to-back 1-yard scoring runs, each being set up Gilbert completions. A 31-yard pass to Jeremy Johnson to the Memphis 1 preceded Shead's first TD and a 16-yard pass to Darius Joseph to the Memphis 1 preceded Shead's second score. The drive leading to Shead's second TD began at the Tiger 32 following a fumbled exchange between Lynch and running back Marquis Warford.
A Chase Hover 37-yard field goal midway through the second quarter upped SMU's lead to 24-3 and an 8-yard pass from Gilbert to Collin Lagasse in the closing seconds of the first half made it 31-3.
"It was kind of painful," Hayes said of the U of M's first-half play. "Both our offense and defense weren't executing. We were doing stuff that wasn't in our character.
"We're going to have to go back to fundamentals, go back to our techniques and break down the simple things."
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Ligand depletion shifts the binding curve rightward and obscures distinct features of the two binding sites. A. Fractional occupancy of total specific binding sites is shown at various concentrations of R1T. Increasing total binding sites increases ligand depletion, which shifts the total binding curve rightward. Ligand depletion also distorts the two sigmoidal features arising from binding to the high and low affinity sites. B. The fractional occupancies of high and low affinity sites are shown separately. The legend in A applies to B. Fractional occupancies of the low affinity site are clustered in the lower right corner of the plot. Only lines from R1T values of 13 and 130 nM are distinct for the low affinity site. The leftmost line from the low affinity site arises from overlap of the lines from the first five concentrations of binding sites. Binding was calculated with two sites modelfree.
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He needs a terrific performance, a victory and then I would expect him to move up to welterweight and look for the bigger fights.
I can't think of any more fights at 140 pounds. We were really buzzed up for the return fight with Lamont Peterson because he won the first fight, but apart from Peterson, who is now off the radar, I can't think of another huge fight for him at level.
His future lies in the welterweight division - that is THE division at the moment - but what is the point of stepping up on a loss?
Khan's style is pretty much set and I don't think he will do anything other than he normally does. He throws bursts of punches with plenty of movement and that is what he has to do.
He is good at taking the initiative in fights and getting punches off first, so expect him to impose himself against Garcia
Sometimes, though, a little bit of a macho thinking comes over Khan and he drops his hands. After years of being criticised for not being able to take a punch, he wants to prove to everyone that he can take a punch. And he does things he shouldn't do, giving his opponents a chance to nail him with punches.
But Garcia will have to take the fight to Khan. When I watched Garcia against Erik Morales he seemed to like to counter punch and box at a nice steady pace.
He didn't set a hot pace against Morales. Khan, though, boxes at a terrific speed and throws lots of punches, so if Garcia tries to counter punch against Khan he will come second.
Don't get me wrong, I have quite a high opinion of Garcia and right from his early career he looked like he was heading for stardom. He has done what is expected of him to get to the title with a couple of decent names on his ticket. But I just wonder if this fight has come a little bit too quick for him.
He took the title from an aging super star in Erik Morales but he has not fought at the level or put in the performances that Khan has. Although he is defending champion, I think this is a step up for him.
It is not a fight that has been forced on him, it is not mandatory, so his camp are showing an awful lot of confidence in the kid and I am just wondering whether he can handle it.
I don't see Garcia as being exceptional in any one department. He is not the biggest puncher and he has been taken close a couple of times by decent fighters. But he doesn't have any major weaknesses either, apart from perhaps experience at the top level.
He is a good all-round fighter. He can box at long range, he can box up close and he seems to have a good chin. He has an attractive style and is good to watch.
I expect a big performance from Khan. He has had a long time out of the ring but I don't expect him to have any ring rust because I think Freddie Roach will have him in great condition. The fight could go all the way but I don't think Garcia has enough to beat Khan in a 12-rounder.


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He similarly rejected the state's argument that excluding gay couples from marriage encourages heterosexual procreation, observing that procreation is not and has never been a qualification for marriage. He notes that individuals who cannot or will not procreate are allowed to marry under current Texas law.
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Well maintained site and quiet. Lovely little chinese restaurant adjoining the site well worth a trip
My Husband and I have been staying at Tollerton Holiday Park for a number of years now. It's a small park with just toilets etc for the people with touring caravans, and I think there's a laundry but I've never had to use it. There's a pub nearby and a Restaurant next to the park, also a Fish & Chip van calls on Wednesday evenings and Tollerton is a lovely little village, and has a well stocked shop. At one time I would have said if you're looking for peace and quiet , this is the place to be, but the London to Edinburgh train passes through quite often, this has never bothered us, but this year there were a lot of planes going overhead, more than usual, but don't let that put you off, you do get used to it. The caravans are always nice and clean and are well equipped, and the couple who run the park are helpful and friendly, and you can catch the bus into York, it's about 10 miles away,
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After a journey of 360miles it would have been nice to have the basics for a cup of tea provided.
Site and caravan everything we expected and although the railway was adjacent it did not bother us at all.
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the camp was first class we had everything we needed the only fault was there was no heating in the bathroom the widows had gaps around which caused draughts there was a fan heater in the bedroom but this was very noisy there would be no problem in the summer time our caravan was a wf
Overall the short break was very good the park was quite very well kept and within easy reach of York and surrounding areas
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The wide receiving corps at Michigan got a little thinner on Tuesday as junior wideout Je'Ron Stokes was granted his release from the football program, according to a spokesperson.
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Stokes' departure comes on the heels of fellow WR Darryl Stonum being suspended for the whole 2011 season by new head coach Brady Hoke, so after the top three wide receivers (Martavious Odoms, Roy Roundtree, Junior Hemingway), there isn't a whole lot of depth in the receiver corps right now. If Stokes is leaving this late in the process (rather than, say, spring or summer), though, it's probably the case that he wasn't in line to get much playing time, so his departure shouldn't be enough to make Michigan fans panic.
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