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So who uses their ipod with their 430/730N?
I mention those two systems specifically because I don't know what the standard system offers.
Anyways, what I want to know is a couple of things.
1) How do you connect it to the jeep? Is it by USB or an Aux cable?
2) Do you have complete control over the songs played? Can you set a playlist or set it to random shuffle through the ipod?
I ask this because currently I have a sony MP3 player and when I try to connect it via USB my MP3 player locks into it's "connecting do not disconnect" screen and I can't change songs/select playlists/shuffle or anything. I can only skip songs 1 at a time via the console/wheel buttons... which is completely useless.
I'm trying to figure out if buying an ipod will fix my issue or not, or if the ipod is just as useless when connected to the jeep.
Hopefully someone understands what I'm talking about, heh, I've been trying to get an answer for this for a while.
I've used my ipod by plugging it into the USB port in my center console. (I've got a '12 with the 430N and uConnect option.) Also my iphone, via bluetooth.
Never messed with the ipod or iphone themselves to select a song, though.
The first week I bought it I copied all of the music from my i-tunes library to a 16G memory stick, and downloaded all of into the 430N's HDD library. So now, if I'm not listening to satellite or local radio, I use the "Random Play" setting on the HDD, and can skip songs with my steering wheel controls. If I add songs to my i-tunes library, I copy only the new ones, and add them to the HDD.
Not sure if that made sense.
Condensed version: I no longer use my iphone or my ipod plugged into my stereo; all music is on my HDD drive.
Yeah, that made sense. And I suppose I could do that too (once I figure out how to import songs).
Was just kinda hoping I could plug in and hit shuffle though. It'd save time in the long run by not having to clean out the hard drive when I want to delete songs I don't care for anymore.
2012 JKUR with 430N and Connectivity group.
I use both bluetooth and the USB port in the center console depending on how far i'm going. You can definitely use the random function I do it all the time and you can go forward and back using the controls on the back of the steering wheel. Not sure if you can pick a specific song never tried that.
I have a 2011 Rubicon with the 730N system, I use my IPod frequently, but I'm almost to the point now to transfer my music to a USB drive and then to my HDD. So far, no real issues with using the IPod.
Hmm, this sounds promising then. Thanks guys.
I did forget about the bluetooth thing as well. My sony MP3 player has bluetooth too, I just keep forgetting to charge the thing so I could try it out on the jeep. I'd imagine I'd have full control over the mp3 player in that case.
Edit: ultimately I'm leaning towards an ipod anyways, so it's useful hearing of success with it in the jeeps.
A little different, but has anyone tried to use their iPhone and stream pandora over USB? I know it works over BT, but it's terrible quality.
I purchased the 160gb clasic Ipod, loaded it with everything from audiobooks and music ect... I leave it plugged into the center concole and never take it out for anything other than updating. I can not use the ipod when it is docked. I use the head unit to select playlists, shuffle music, search by either artist, album, genre etc... love it. Should mention this is on the 730n.
I have my iPhone 4 plugged into the USB port in the center console and have it synchronized through bluetooth for my phone. If I hit the media button I can view my music library and playlists on the 430 screen. You can also change the song forward/back with the steering wheel control. You can definitely shuffle your music library as well.
JKU with 730N and Uconnect.
I have my ipod/iphone plugged into the USB cable in the center console. Works like a charm. I just wish there was a way for the HDD to copy directly from the ipod.
Anybody else have problems when you hook up the iPod thru USB(center console). Some times it just says searching a couple times and then kick you back to satellite....then when you try again it works...this is from a 12 jku 430n...
I use multiple ways:
1. An ipod Nano (or my iPhone) connected to either USB
2. iPhone connected through USB.
The only issue I've seen is that if I start on SAT/AM/FM I sometimes I have to select whether I want USB or Bluetooth. Given that, sometimes there is a bit of lag too. I'm hoping a software update alleviates that issue.
Speaking of which, I've been searching for the best place to get NAVTEQ updates too. If anyone could PM where they get them from that would be awesome!
Not to jack the read, but Has anybody noticed after downloading music to the HDD, that certain music was missing on the device but not the iPod. I had issues in my 09 and it annoyed me to all hell. It also scrambled and made up names to my music. I'm hesitant to put on the 430N. Just throwing it out there to see if anyone came across this on the new systems
Buy the DVDs from Chrysler/dealer directly. They will cost about $150. The price is set by Navteq, so it doesn't matter where you get it, and for what system. My aftermarket Alpine navigation in my s2000 is the same price, my acura, and my friends lexus are all $130-$150.
However, unless you....
1)Live in a part of the country where they build a new road every 3 weeks
2)You MUST have the latest POIs and restaurant locations
Don't waste your money updating any more often than once every 5 years.
Thx RED SECTOR....
I have a '12 JK Rubicon with the 430N and uConnect. I put all the playlists I wanted from iTunes on to my old 4 gig iPod Nano. It lives in the center console hooked up to the USB. I access everything thru the head unit...playlists, artists etc. I can also use the voice recognition to choose a particular song (among other things I'm sure, but that's the only one I've used). I'm sure shuffle is in there somewhere, I haven't looked for it. The head unit isn't all that intuitive to use. I haven't tried streaming via bluetooth because I read on this forum that the audio quality is far worse than with a USB connection.
MY question is: when you listen to music via your iPod the way I do, and you turn the Jeep off, does your iPod come back on the next time you start it? Almost all the time, when I start the Jeep, it defaults to satellite radio. I always hit the media button to switch to my iPod. Once in a while, when I start it, the iPod comes on automatically. It's driving me nuts, I want it to always default to iPod but I don't know if it can. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and has an answer, I'd love to hear. Thanks
MY question is: when you listen to music via your iPod the way I do, and you turn the Jeep off, does your iPod come back on the next time you start it? Almost all the time, when I start the Jeep, it defaults to satellite radio. I always hit the media button to switch to my iPod. Once in a while, when I start it, the iPod comes on automatically. It's driving me nuts, I want it to always default to iPod but I don't know if it can. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and has an answer, I'd love to hear. Thanks[/QUOTE]
Okay mine does that as well but just the opposite, the majority of the time the head unit finds the device and starts to play where I left off and on the occasion it defaults to the sat radio. interesting...:angel:
I have found that this seems to be a time related thing. It seems that if you're listening to the iPod when you turn the key off and come back with a short time (I haven't really got the time down) the iPod will continue play where it left off. But if you come back past 30-45 minutes, the iPod play will need to be started.
I'll look more into this when I get some time. I'm out of town this week for work.
This may be a dumb question, but is your iPod volume up all of the way? if so, play with the different EQ settings on the iPod itself.
Have a 2012 with 430n and connectivity group.
I've used Bluetooth and the USB to connect my iphone 4 and my wife's iPhone 4 to the system. If you are on iOS 5 or higher you can stream Pandora just fine, once it connects, just start Pandora up. Once it gets going, it tells you artist, album,title info. You can also use the radio or steering wheel controls to skip tracks.
One thing I've noticed is that the bluetooth on the jeep has a ridiculously long range. This morning I went to get breakfast and her phone was in the house, upstairs and probably 50+ feet away and it connected.
This is an issue with the radio SW. Each media section has a gain adjustment within the SW. Hopefully Harman will come out with a radio update to fix this issue for the 730N owners.
ahhh...just found the "random play" button. It was becoming very frustrating listening to the same songs in the exact same order everytime i got into the car:banghead:
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A view of Ormond Beach.
Ormond Beach in south Oxnard has long had a semi-official caretaker in Walter Fuller, a volunteer who opens and shuts gates daily, keeps tabs on comings and goings and has been gathering data on 250 bird species since 1996.
In June, the Oxnard City Council unanimously approved a formal agreement with Fuller that, while it pays him nothing, will provide him with a mobile home to live in on Arnold Road. A line of supporters stood behind him at the podium before the council voted.
Ormond Beach is something of a hidden treasure -- miles of gorgeous coastline and very few people. You'll have a long walk if you get there from Arnold Road, south of Hueneme Road. Two outhouses near the parking area are the only amenities. You can also access the beach from the parking lot at the terminus of Perkins Road.
A major wetlands restoration project is planned for the area, something supporters hope will eventually draw ecotourists to the spot.
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I enjoyed playing WoT but there are many things that need to change to make this a better game.
I listed up some issues that have a very negative impact on the game:
The matchmaking would work if there's only a difference of 2 in tier level. For example tier 4,5 and 6 in one match. The only exception is artillery. They are pretty overpowered and there should no be more then 2 in each team.
What happends on the field is that tier lvl 6 - 10 tanks are together in the same match.
I found myself often in my M6 tank, together with several IS-7's and Maus (they just needed to fart to blow the M6 away).
The M6 and also the T1 are bad examples of heavy tanks in WoT. If they're top tier in a match then it's ok.
If not, then you wont survive for long.
It's weird that German medium tanks like the VK3001 and VK3601 easy can win from the heavy T1 and M6 tanks.
Also the Russian KV heavy tank tier 5 will win most of the time 1v1.
It's not that i like USA tanks especial. I play a variety of tanks. So this is just one of several bad examples.
During the day the game is very crowded with young players. They lack strategic and tactic knowledge in general.
Its not odd to lose, for example, 20 games in row. Even if you put all your efforts in it, the team decide what kind of match it will be.
Young players often play like lemmings. They don't want to listen. They're just there to screw up another match. So matches with an outcome of 0-15 or 1-15 are not unusual.
This is most worst crap part of the game. It's better to quit playing then staying among them.
So, this what i want other people to know. Sorry for limited grammar. I hope this game will be evolve to something thats nice especial for adult players.
Btw, imo this is not a mmo. Every match is temporary. But that beside.
Originally posted by deugemiet
^ Well siad here are my Top 5 issues with the game and if/when they fix it I'll give it another look.
5. Limited maps.
4. Artillery way to OP.
3. Players will not use any sort of tactics like you said.
2. Matching Making fails this game, those that say no are Pay to Win and enjoy 1 shotting a Tier 5 or 6 tank.
1. Tier system failure. With the introduction of a Chinese tank, yes you read it a Chinese tank, not the British, or French, a Chinese tank Type 59. A Tier 8 tank you can't outrun or outgun, anyone with a working knowledge of how the Soviet "T" series works the "59" represents the year of service started.
So riddle me this should a T-34 even be capable of being in a queue with it? You will queue for battle saying "Next battle will be different", it's not. As said in other thread stay with Tier3 tanks or lower.
Also a big increase of AFK players in battle which is probably due to inept matchmaking and the need to grind for top tier tanks.
Game developers lacking vision IMO.
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Originally posted by deugemiet
T1 is a crap tank, nothing really to discuss. All nations have them.
M6 not bad at all. It has a very good gun and bouncy armor. Maus has to fart at least twice to kill it and any reasonable Maus driver won't bother wih M6, if there are any higher level targets around. 4.8 rpm makes you very picky.
If you got yourself in one-on-one with Maus, it's your fault.
VK3601 is underclassified, in one of the patches it will become a heavy. But even as of now it has no agility and virtually no armor against M6's 90mm, so every your shot should penetrate and kill it quite fast. VK3001P is just a moving tin can. VK3001H can be somewhat problematic, but you should see for yourself how T-54 rapes Maus :)
Fully upgraded KV is a very nice heavy of lvl 5. So what? You like it? Buy it then.
Kids are on both teams, aren't they? Easy prey for you, isn't it?
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INTJ, fun is fun except when it's not
I agree that arty is silly overpowered often times.
I don't really agree that the matchmaker is broken. The thing is we all got to do battles where we are at the bottom of the list and some where we are at the top of the list. Take being towards the bottom as an extra excuse to really practice using cover, aiming well and selecting targets smartly.
T1 is not great.
M6 as stated can easily contribute even in battles with much higher tiers.
KV is always great due to being able to use the 107mm, it can punch well above it's weight class. But it is also very slow and has a big square turret that screams hit meeeeeee :P
Also as stated any good player in a Maus or any big tank with a very slow gun is not going to pick to kill the M6 first if there are more dangerous targets around. So ask yourself about how you are positioning? Are you moving up front ahead of the stronger tanks? Are you staying behind them to support them? Every battle and tank makeup is different and you can't use one strategy at all times. Sometimes you got to play conservative and careful. Other times you can be extremely aggressive.
The one thing OP is completely right about though is how "team dependent" you are :(( I had a battle just last night with TIger 2 that I got Top Gun, Sniper, Steel Wall and we lost with them having five tanks left :/ I have had other games where we lose 15-1 or 15-2 or 15-3 and I have a kill and damaged a few and am sitting there going "uhhh did anyone try at all?????" Just something we all have to deal with, if it helps keep in mind that every player who is average to good has games they are left wondering how 10-14 of their teammates died within the first 2-3 minutes of the match :P It is hard to die and fail that fast but some teams sure pull it off, lol.
I would still recommend WoT to anyone who likes fast PvP matches but only if you can ignore the very immature poor community.
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Originally posted by ZoeMcCloskey
In general I actually agree with that point as well. OP was just very specific about the day time "young" players.
Otherwise it's a matter of pure luck. Personally if i see a lot of idiots on the team, I don't waste time, just quit and jump into another tank and battle.
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Originally posted by comicaze
So what we end up with is (some) new people/tanks that are not very effective. At very least 1, (most times it is 2 or more) that will race towards the enemy camp and die for nothing.
Maybe 1 AFK for whole fight for whatever reason.
Some that hate that map for whatever reason:) so they rage quit and leave, or make their own death rush to die and move on to next.
Guess all that cant be laid on the matchmaker.. but dang it really takes the fun out when you are down by that much in the first 2 minutes of a match. And it happens on a pretty regular basis during the day ( for me Central time US servers) got to a point i would not play at all during those times.
Just gets to the point that you do not have any fun any more from the amount of bad matches you have to wade through to get those few that are fun.
Maybe if the game makes enough cash, they will make some areas/maps for the better win/loss records or something, Make it matter more, and so make people not be willing to just die fast for whatever reason. Actually play the matches to their best.
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Young (and some not so young) players can be frustrasting to play with but it's the nature of the game when the teams are assembled for you. You just have to grin & bare it and try to make the most of it. Have to realize that a lot of people have no inkling of military tactics and strategy, especially young people (kids). Also, you can't really expect other team members to listen to any suggestions regarding tactics. Many of them are just there to get in a tank, drive around, and try to shoot something. They will learn as they go if they can learn from their mistakes. I've made my share of them. On the bright side, you can sometimes take advantage of the noobness of your opponents.
This isn't a fantasy PvP MMO where you can discuss strategy/tactics prior to a raid on the other realm/team. There isn't much time to chat before the battle starts and for many new players that just isn't enough for them to get a good understanding of what someone may suggest. And that's if they are even looking at the chat. Once in a while though a few of em will see the chat and actually listen.
This happened last night playing my PZII on Malnikova map. During the countdown I saw that a couple of T2 light tanks on the other team were platooned. I mentioned this observation in chat and said they would probably make a fast approach from the hill. A couple of teammates followed me to our east flank and set up a ambush and sure enough here comes the two T2 lights. We made short work of em. So sometimes you actually get some cooperation.
Matchmaking. Gotta realize that MM is working as intended, that is, intended on the Euro servers which have a much higher player base. Based on what I read it works better there but still not great. MM was designed to get players in a match quickly and thus sacrifices tier balance. I hate it and I believe most players hate it but they either have no viable option for changing it or don't want to change so as to encourage people to spend gold to exchange XP to get past the problem tiers faster. People commonly refer to these "problem" tiers (generally 4-6) as a grind. Personally I wouldn't think of it as a grind if it was fun. I don't really care what tier tank I'm playing if I'm enjoying it. Be it a tier 2 or tier 10 it makes no difference to me if it's fun. But as I mentioned in another thread, when I only get 3 matches out of 50 that are same tier as me then it ceases to be fun, especially at tier 3. Plus 2 tiers may not be too annoying in the middle tier matches but at tier 3 it is. To me anyway.
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I have to say that I enjoyed the T1 heavy, unlike most of you. The M6 though was terrible in my opinion, but on my grind to the T29 I can honestly admit that I didn't try to do much in it.
MM is ok in my opinion, and no matter what tier you are and what tiers are in battle against you you can contribute quite well. The T82 is 3/4 of the time at the rock bottom of the tank list, and yet I have still gotten 8 kills in that situation, the same with T29 and Hetzer also.
I do have the occasional battle to where we lose in less than 2 minutes in the battle, but those times include half the team being AFK or everyone rushing in to suicide.
I must say I agree with the problem of most young players making poor decisions. I am for the most part included in the younger age group and follow instructions of my teammates most of the time, I do not, however, follow their instructions if they don't do what they tell everyone else to do. I also don't usually capture the base when most of my team is yelling at me to do so; I'm out for the kills not just victories.
Overall, I agree with varied things in each post.
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Played it to death in closed beta. Came back this weekend for another look. Played about 140 matches over the weekend. (Moving house so to skint to go out.) My thoughts are that the matchmaking system seems to have changed a lot since closed beta. Generaly in those days 7 out of 10 matches I was in a team where I could I could compete. This weekend I found from tier three onwards I was generaly in the worst tank on the feild. Going up to teir 4 I find the same thing. My tactics are quiet sound and I am pretty handy at the game. But when everything else on the feild can one shot you, you really are in with a slim chance of coming out of the match in one peice. As this was continuing I began to think that if I just bought the in game currency to buy my new tank rather than grinding match after match where I wasn't earning very much credits. (Due to the whole one shot thing) Things would be a lot simpler. I am wondering if this is a consious desision by the company themselves. I am not having a go at them, I understand they have to make money and you can still grind for mostly everything. But there has been changes to the game to enhance the need for the in game currency since beta. Could be wrong about this, is just a thought. It's still quiet a good cheap fun game, with some balance issues. The ironic thing is sometimes I can get in a match among other players where I can make an impact, these are normaly the games where I encounter the lemmings mentioned above and are over very quickly. Still having fun for now though.
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Originally posted by comicaze
Quitting once the game has begun stikes me as one of the more bone-headed things you can do because you're shafting your entire team since they start with one tank gone. That's the kind of thing that makes others NOT want to team up with a player and gets them branded as a whiner.
I routinely end up in games where my tank is the low guy on the totem pole, and as another player pointed out, you can still be valuable. You can scout. You can detect enemies for your team's artillery. You can flank and toss harrying shells into the enemy sides to disrupt their activities. It's about more than just one player racking up stats, it's about team victory.
If you want to make sure you play with a few smart colleages, get a premium account, join a clan, and platoon up with 2 other good players.
But don't go out there and stick it to your team by being a quitter.
With quiting i meaned stop playing and doing something else.
Atm i stopped again because i believe there where many childbrains in the teams....childbrains are like a virus to this game...they comming with more and more pulling down the gameplay.
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I had trouble with the 'hero' mentality. Watching player after player drive into the midst of the enemy and die. I also just got bored of repeating the same maps over and over just to move to the next tier and play against equivelent tanks. I found it most fun to max out a T1 and play with T1 players. As soon as heavies got involved it bacame insufferably dull.
Clanmate told me he raised a poll about the matchmaking.
WoT-personal closed it with the commend that its not an issue....
Adding maps and new tanks doesnt improve this game stupid I**ots...
Now im at 49% 49% victory and defeats....that never happends before...i was always at 51% victories.
The community is continueing filling up with kids and mindless players that made your matches fail and fail and over again....this game is pulling down...
Im not far away from quiting the game...its my clan and their people that keeps me playing till now. Only adults...this game need to be freeed from kids...
This week i joined a match with my ISU-152 with the object gun. I was shooting 19 times. 7 Missed. But they werent actualy.
All my shots where accurate between the red lines of the enemy tank.
How can a gun like this miss 7 times while im aiming well?
I can bring just 1 raison...the matches have a build-in factor that decide for your tank how many times it will fail hitting the target no matter how big gun you bring and ignoring your skills....
The same with an enemy tank at 1-3% health left...you fail to kill it with 1 or 2 shot even with your biggest gun....
This stuff and other crap brings me even closer to moment that i quit playing...
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Hey my niece (15 years old) plays WoT with me sometimes.. she is more strategic then most old farts like me.. I dont think age has as much to do with it as intelligence.
I'm not gonna debate the subject intelligence... its a fact that young people lack expierence because their age... every adult who played with young people online will confirm...young people can learn play this game well...but most of time they just don't want to listen to more experienced players...not want to listen to others will weaken the team...because everyone goes his own way instead of acting like a team...this is very pitty because the game is based on teamplaying...
People who can play most of the time with their clan in a tankcompagny, will probably experience more fun.
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Originally posted by quentin405
Exactly. That's what I noticed with my 13 yo daughter. She enjoys playing WoT and does all sorts of silly (well, I think at that time they're silly) moves which more often than not end with her outsmarting another player and killing their tank.
I guess it's just this thinking outside the box and trying out anything available that kids possess and old farts tend to lose.
And then lose the game...
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I call it Match Fixer there is nothing that is fair or reasonable about MM. Either its done this way to make people get frustrated and buy gold. If so just say it, so we know why and stop telling us its not broken. Secondly the above statement has been proven too many times to be ignored.
In an is-3 with the bl-9 50m away from an a20 shoot it in the rear and it bounces, now these things only seem to happen when you are on the losing team. I could do that scenario another 100 times all ending in the a20 explodng into a million pieces.
Again is-3 BL-9 against a Ferdi. 7 bounces in a row on his weak spot again was only 60 m away he was almost dead i was full health took me to 95 hp left, again a game we lose. Mind you not one of his bounced on my extremly bouncy front armour, and yes i was facing him dead on.
As for the level of maturity of players that is what ignore is for use it, your own fault if you dont.
Lastly, arty is not op. I have level 6 arty, it takes over 30secs to load and close to a minute to aim properly, even then half the time the round lands in the small part of the circle the tanks not covering. Arty is easy to avoid dont stay still in the open. Find cover and use arty ypurself on maps so you can find the spots arty cant reach.
All tanks are op if you sit still in open.
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Originally posted by deugemiet
Someone noted the following in a match and I observed it after a few:
Your killing shot vs a tank is more likely to bounce off the target completely.
That's the only one I know about. It may not be true but its a big coincidence that I've seen...


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11. Da'Rick Rogers, Tennessee Tech 6-3, 208 (Jr.) Proj. 2
Positives: The talent is undeniable. He has the size, the speed and the strength that's a perfect fit for the NFL. An absolutely bear when he gets the ball in his hands on the move. … Physical. There's no shoving him around and forget about trying to get a ball when it's thrown in his direction. He'll go after it. … Fluid. Runs effortless routes and moves like a much smaller target.
Negatives: Is he worth the problems? He washed out at Tennessee getting booted off the team when he had everything going his way. He's going to have to interview really, really well. … He's not a speedster. He's a big, strong target, but he's not going to take the top off a secondary. … Not consistent. He has to learn to do all the little things right and not just get by on being physically superior.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He'll turn out to be fine. He'll be a solid starter who'll be one of the steals of the draft. However, it's going to take a strong head coach to handle him.
12. Markus Wheaton, Oregon State 6-0, 182 Proj. 3
Positives: Smooth as glass. He's absolutely fluid when it comes to getting into the open field. There's no wasted motion. … Fast and extremely quick. He gets in and out of his breaks in a hiccup. He's going to test among the fastest and most athletic receivers in the draft. … Not big, but physical. Not afraid of contact in any way.
Negatives: He's willing to block, but he's not very good at it. He'll never shove anyone out of the way. … For all his speed, quickness and athleticism, he's not all that great at getting open. Good defenders stick to him without much of a problem. … He'll get overwhelmed by the more physical corners. He needs to work in open space.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? A speedster who'll fit a niche. He'd be perfect for the team like Chicago or Seattle that could use one
13. Aaron Dobson, Marshall 6-3, 204 Proj. 3
Positives: Great size with the NFL look. He's built like a next-level receiver with the ability to handle himself well against the more physical defensive backs. … Great in traffic. Not afraid of contact and almost seems better when he has to fight for a ball. Grabs everything. … Nice hands. Not a lot of drops and great at going after the pass and making the tough catch.
Negatives: Not fast. He's not going to get past anyone and won't be able to shake any NFL corner deep. … Held in check as a scorer last year. Followed up a 12-touchdown season with just three scores and only one after September 15th. … Not a good blocker. He's physical, but he's just not all that great for the running game.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He'll be a solid pro and a good part of a system. He won't be a No. 1 and will fight to be a No. 2.
14. Denard Robinson, Michigan 5-11, 195 Proj. 5
Positives: Elite speed and elusiveness. Electrifying in the open field, he has the potential to be devastating once he figures out the subtle nuances of being an NFL wide receiver. … The ultimate home run hitter who can be used in a variety of ways. He could make a roster simply because he can be used as a running back, emergency quarterback, returner, receiver and Wildcat runner. … Sets up his blocks well and sees the whole field. Just find a way to get the ball in his hands and go.
Negatives: He still needs to learn how to be a wide receiver. He didn't exactly look the part once he switched positions in his senior year. … Durability. Always dinged up and always seemed to be knocked around and bruised in some way…. He's not an NFL quarterback in any way. If he's under center, it's only as a runner.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He'll never be a superstar wide receiver, but he'll be functional enough to stay around the league for a long time. Some creative offensive coordinator will love him.
15. Marquess Wilson, Washington State 6-4, 183 Proj. 5
Positives: Great height with a nice frame to add more pounds. He could get up to a solid 195-200 pounds without a problem. … A bit of a nasty streak. Wants to make the big play and has no problems getting physical when he needs to. … Quick for a player of his size. He might be lanky and he might be a bit of a long strider, but he comes in and out of his breaks well.
Negatives: How much was his finish at Wazzu Mike Leach and how much was it his? He was suspended from the team and didn't seem to ever mesh with the new staff. .. He's not a blazer. He takes a while to gear up and get flying, even though he's quick out of his cuts. … Not all that physical over the middle. He'll block, but he's not all that good at it.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? Just a guy. He'll make a team, but he won't make a huge impact.
16. Tavarres King, Georgia 6-1, 200 Proj. 4
Positives: Silky smooth. Moves tremendously well and is fluid out of his breaks and cuts. He has no problems with the quicker, more athletic cornerbacks. … A good deep target with the speed to blow past single coverage. He could find a nice niche as a No. 3 home run hitter. … Still improving. He needs to get a little stronger and he could use a little polish, but he might be just scratching the surface.
Negatives: Battles the ball and has average hands. He'll make the occasional big play, but he also comes up with way too many drops. … Just okay in terms of production. He was good, but he was never among the elite of the elite SEC receivers. He didn't take the next step forward. … Not all that big and not physical. He's a finesse player who relies on his speed and quickness.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? A good third option. He'll be a part of a passing game but will never be the go-to target.
17. Marquise Goodwin, Texas 5-9, 179 Proj. 5
Positives: Fast, fast, FAST. If he's not the fastest player in the draft, he's in the team photo. An elite athlete and college track star with leaping ability and freakish wheels. … Not just a deep threat. He can go across the middle and can run a good route tree. … Can be used as a dangerous kick or punt returner and will get the ball in his hands in a variety of ways.
Negatives: No, he's not going to do anything more than take off. He'll be a home-run hitting deep threat. That's it. … Can get shoved over by a light breeze. Not physical in any way. … Not a natural receiver. He'll have to work on his hands and consistency.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? A pure specialist. Get on the field, blow the top off the coverage. Go try to do it again.
18. Josh Boyce, TCU 5-11, 205 Proj. 5
Positives: Physical. Has a strong, thick body and he isn't afraid to use it and beat people up. … Quick and can do a little bit of everything. He doesn't have a problem blocking, going across the middle, and doing whatever he has to. … Great hands. He doesn't make any mistakes and doesn't drop passes. Reliable.
Negatives: Doesn't quite have NFL tools. This is it. This is as big as he's going to get and this is as good as he's going to be. … Not a blazer. He's more about being physical and getting involved in several parts of the game than he is ripping off a big deep play. … Yeah, he's going to hit people, but he's not a great blocker.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? Coaches are going to love him, and he's going to be a decent player, but he'll never be a main target.
19.Rodney Smith, Florida State 6-6, 219 Proj. 5
Positives: HUGE. He's a tall receiver who's built like a thin tight end. A matchup nightmare. … Fast and athletic. He'll be dangerous deep and he'll outplay corners when the ball is in the air. Quick for his size. … Good hands. He'll work to make a play.
Negatives: Doesn't play like he's 6-6 and around 220 . He needs to be more physical and has to be tougher. He's more of a speed, finesse receiver than a beat-him-up type of playmaker. .. Not all that productive. He was fine, but it's not like he took the ACC by storm. … Not polished. He needs to work on the little things to be better.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He'll break hearts. He looks the part and some teams will think there's the potential to be special, but he won't emerge as anything more than third or fourth target.
20. Chris Harper, Kansas State 6-1, 228 Proj. 5
Positives: The former Oregon quarterback has adjusted his game. He thinks like a quarterback and finds ways to get open. He sees the field and the plays well. … Thick. He's not really built like a wide receiver, but he's fast and he's tough. He has a great build. … Tough with nice hands. He'll make the tough play and he'll fight for the ball.
Negatives: Still learning his craft. He's getting better at becoming a pure receiver, but he's still not totally polished. … He needs to be a better route runner. He'll do what he needs to, but he needs to refine his technique. … He wasn't a part of a high-octane passing offense. He needs to get used to becoming a regular reliable pass catcher.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He could surprise with a little bit of time and seasoning. There might be a hard ceiling on what he can become, but he's a different kind of receiver. Some scouts will like what he brings.
21. Ace Sanders, South Carolina 5-8, 175 (Jr.) Proj. 5
22. DeVonte Christopher, Utah 6-1, 200 Proj. 5
23. Ryan Swope, Texas A&M 6-0, 206 Proj. 4
24. Kenny Stills, Oklahoma 6-1, 190 (Jr.) Proj. 5
25. Conner Vernon, Duke 6-0, 193 Proj. 6
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If you're a Leafs fan and you were worried the team wouldn't be able to throw punches again next season, your fears have been put to rest.
The team announced they've re-signed enforcer Colton Orr to a two-year extension. This deal comes on the heels of a previous four-year deal that was about to expire. TSN's Bob McKenzie says the contract is worth $925,000 per year, $1.85 million total.
Orr, 31, had one goal and three assists to go along with his NHL-leading 155 penalty minutes in just 44 games. Those penalty numbers are amazing as he averaged just 6:23 of ice time per game. He'll be either duking it out on the fourth line or studying from the press box the next two seasons.
With the host of talent the Leafs have in the AHL eager to get a shot, he'll have competition once camp starts in September.
- drewsylvania - Jun 13, 2013 at 6:31 PM
Glad they locked up their designated injury-causer.
- kingcobraman - Jun 13, 2013 at 6:36 PM
should of made him part of the security team of ACC.
- 24/7 Hockey - Jun 13, 2013 at 8:14 PM
Orr is the kind of guy as to why people want fighting banned from the NHL. He can't do anything besides fight. Is a disgrace to the NHL to have people that bring nothing to the team but their fists.
- 19to77 - Jun 13, 2013 at 9:11 PM
Please step off of the carpet. Your bleeding heart is leaving stains.
The game's always had fighting, and it's always endured tedious whiners like you weeping about how "disgraceful" it supposedly is. For all that, the NHL is as popular as it's ever been.
- 24/7 Hockey - Jun 13, 2013 at 11:22 PM
The NHL has always had fighters but they used to also be able to play the game with skill. Having players with no skill as roster filler is not what's making the NHL popular. That would be skill players such as Crosby, ovechkin and Kane.
- atwatercrushesokoye - Jun 13, 2013 at 11:27 PM
Hockey's popular because it's a great game not because of fighting. If fighting were removed from hockey would last night's game have been any less spectacular? There's a huge difference between two useful players engaging in a fight in the middle of a game because of frustration and trying to will their team to win (think Lecavalier v Iginla in game 3 of the 04 finals) and a player like Colton Orr who's sole job in the NHL is to fight and "set a tone" that's exactly what the NHL needs to get out of the game.
The truth is hockey exists at many levels without fighting, and the best hockey in the world (the Olympics and Stanley Cup Playoffs) feature little to no fighting. Hockey is an awesome game, people that watch it realize that and the rating for last night's game would have been just as high if the NHL didn't allow fighting.
- 19to77 - Jun 13, 2013 at 11:34 PM
You're misunderstanding. I'm not saying it's popular because of fighting, but that fighting has seemingly no impact on its popularity. That is, it's continued to grow and become more well-regarded in the North American market entirely in spite of the supposed "disgrace" fighting entails.
I don't imagine it has much of a positive impact on the market either – but contrary to what bleeding-heart types have been saying for literally decades (weird coincidence – I found a Sports Illustrated with an article lambasting hockey fights dating to May 1986 today – it reads the same as anti-fighting arguments now), it doesn't hamper the sport in the least.
- devilsarethebest - Jun 14, 2013 at 1:47 AM
Solid point by 19to77, though. Many of my non-hockey fan friends only know that the sport is famous for allowing fighting and see it as a reason to go to a game, in hopes of seeing a fight. As well, the only player they know is Ovechkin, so clearly the most exciting things about the sport for casual viewers are goals and fights.
- Exiled1 - Jun 14, 2013 at 10:56 AM
I think being able to score a goal in an NHL game requires a certain amount of skill. I think beating the crap out of some other teams douche-nugget takes a certain amount of skill too.
- banger60 - Jun 14, 2013 at 6:23 PM
Personally, I love fighting, nothing brings the crowd to its feet faster than a fight, I've seen it plenty of times.
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Friday, November 16, 2007
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
That's right, you read the title of this column correctly.As of this past Wednesday, I've been working at the Clayton News Daily for one year. Saturday will mark the one-year anniversary of the publication of my first column, which, as I recall, was about college football. Over the last 12 months, my column has become the home of a figurative freak show where characters like ABBA, designer underwear, G.I. Joe, skeeball, chocolate milk, a piano playing cat, singing cats, morbid pop art and headless school mascots have shown up from time to time. All that has been missing are cats who are singing ABBA tunes, while playing skeeball, after drinking some chocolate milk with G.I. Joe. I'm still holding out hope of finding that gem on YouTube. I've steered myself mainly to the more humorous side of life in my columns, relying on sarcasm from time to time. I've also been serious, too: the column I wrote after my grandmother passed away. My first day at the Clayton News Daily, Nov. 14, 2006, was spent with me driving all over Riverdale trying to find Riverdale First United Methodist Church, so I could cover public officials reading books to children at Lewis Academy of Excellence. My one-year anniversary was spent watching people eat chili, then gathering information for two additional stories. It was much more hectic than I recall my first day being. So what have I learned in my year at the newspaper? Well, first off, don't diss ABBA. Their fans from around the world will send you e-mails in which you are called names too vulgar for print. There are people in Australia, Canada and Europe who still think I deserve an unpleasant death, because I said ABBA wasn't worthy of having its own museum. I still stand by my opinion, though. Second, avoid talking about politics in a column, if you can help it. People still think I said Barack Obama is a Muslim, when I actually said his name evoked images of Islam. It's not the same thing, but this will probably start a new round of Curt bashing, where people will, once again, claim I said Obama was a Muslim. It's not true, I never said it. Third, the world is crazy. There is no other way to put this one. If you don't believe me, just go on YouTube and watch some of the videos. You'll realize I'm right. Fourth, gas stations are like casinos. Fifth, evil comes in threes. Just look at the fact that three Clayton News Daily reporters have birthdays in June. Sixth, Joel Hall looks scary when he plays "Dance, Dance Revolution." Seventh, bowling is more fun when margaritas are involved. Eighth, people really love a cat who can play the piano. I think Nora the cat is eventually going to open for Smashing Pumpkins. It might be cool to see her do a duet with the pumpkins' lead singer, Billy Corgan. Ninth, I learned everything I know by watching G.I. Joe. Tenth, people never let you forget it when you accidentally leave a breakfast sandwich on your dashboard. I am going to go on record for what seems like the one-millionth time when I say I did not eat the sandwich. It went in the trash when someone pointed out the sandwich to me. So, as I start Year Two of my tenure at the Clayton News Daily, I have only one thing to say. I hope I have a new list of 10 things I've learned here when I celebrate my second anniversary. Curt Yeomans covers education for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached at (770) 478-5753, ext. 247 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
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