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Thursday night in NHL betting action, the Vancouver Canucks will be the next team that tries to end the winning streak at Joe Louis Arena for the Detroit Red Wings.
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As the only team in the league with 20 or more wins on the season on the road, you know that the Canucks aren't going to be afraid of coming into Detroit. The bottom line is that they are probably going to have to win a game in this building in the playoffs when push comes to shove, so making a statement by ending the longest home winning streak in NHL history would be tremendous. This is the third game of a six-game roadie for the Northwest Division leaders, who are going to be coasting to no worse than the No. 2 seed in the West as long as they don't fall off the horse any time in the near future. Roberto Luongo and Cory Schneider both are having success this year. Luongo has 25 wins, and when he has been on the bench, Schneider has been doing his job by posting a 2.25 GAA. Luongo was knocked off by the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night, though no team has scored more than three goals against the Canucks in a game since January 15th.
And all of that likely means that Jimmy Howard is going to have to be on point on Thursday night. Howard already has 32 wins on the season, and his GAA has been hovering right about 2.00 all season long. The concern for Detroit in this one is the health of Pavel Datsyuk. Datsyuk is going to be out for the next two weeks or so with a knee injury, and that puts a major crimp in an offense that ranks No. 5 in the league at 3.0 goals per game. In his first game out of the lineup, the Wings scored just one goal in a 3-1 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks, and the hope is that the rest of this offense doesn't suddenly fall into a bit of a lull at a very bad time to be doing so. Unlike Vancouver, Detroit still has a division that it needs to go and win, and the Red Wings have three teams that are going to be nipping at their heels if they aren't careful over the course of the last month and a half of the regular season.
Vancouver Canucks @ Detroit Red Wings Pick: It feels like we are backing the road team at Joe Louis Arena quite a bit lately, and this is no exception. We have some issues with the way that this Detroit offense played without Datsyuk, and though Motown has all the confidence in the world that its team isn't losing seemingly ever again in Hockeytown USA, this isn't a great spot for the Wings to be in.
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Steve Nash returned Saturday against Golden State, his first game since Oct. 31. The Lakers point guard missed 24 games because of a small fracture in his lower left leg. With Steve Blake also sidelined by injury, the Lakers have had to go with Chris Duhon and Darius Morris as their point guards. Blake has started shooting after practices but is still out at least four more weeks as he rehabilitates after abdominal surgery. The Lakers have struggled with their lack of point guard production, part of the reason for their 12-14 start. Nash was injured when Portland point guard Damian Lillard ran into him as the two turned to go upcourt. -Mike Bresnahan
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haha wow. those two last comments back to back
could you recommend some albums?
Also, is D'Angelo vs Morrissey for reals? Not that I care for Mo that much but I wouldve watched it since I'll never pay to see him on his own
you should probably check a couple posts behind that new one
UGH. Let me live in the past
I'll take one Cut Copy headliner, please
Has anyone gone to one of the Saves The Day/Say Anything/Reggie shows? Wondering if they have cool posters for the tour
Whoa. Free entry for FYF attendees to fucked up w/ Tijuana panthers tonight and tomorrow night
Is that main stage pic from the street? I wonder if they'll cover the gate. Or else, free show for people if they stand outside the Fest!
I have a bunch of friends coming into town for this. Can anyone recommend a brunch spot with bottomless mimosas that'll hold a nice sized group?
Downtown area. Thanks
That seems kinda weak =\
Ah well, I've never waited for one of those anyways
Haha. Didn't you not know how to register your wristband because you couldn't find the link...
Even though it was posted in various locations
Yah, it seems like a loooot of walking and that craft beer garden is way out of the way. Ah well. I'm ready for the weekend!
Hmm. Main is on the VIP parking lot? Right?
Hopefully I just need to be there for headliners.
Beer garden also looks kinda far at the mainstage
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I saw links on their FB, IG, and I'm pretty sure through email to register.
Oh yes. The true headliner. Both days.
I could go for a churro...
What a waste of F5 button pushing
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womp womp. thanks, PF
looks like there's a little booklet that comes with it though. it's gotta be something neat
i wanna see the map!
Phoenix are brilliant live. I've seen them a few times since i've been a big fan for quite awhile and they always put on a great show. I think you'll have a great time for sure.
Got my expected delivery date of Friday! Woo. They're leaving from Texas just like Coachella
i love blood orange - ace
MCD is gonna really give you a great show. That set is gonna get rowdy.
I'm excited to experience some Todd Terje live. Not even sure what to expect except that im gonna be dancing
haha, half our wristbands will be stuck at a sorting facility for weeks.
hope we get something kinda cool with the wristabnds, but im more so just hoping they arrive okay
Totally had them confused with the band Fields...
dang, i've never been to the santa barbara bowl but this might be a fun reason for it
I found that one of the IKEA frames fit one of my posters perfectly. I'm just going to try and mat this one myself this weekend. It's definitely one of my favorites
Haha that album actually wasn't bad, if you're into Best Coast stuff. It was an okay listen
Anyone have an idea of what big news is that Classixx is gonna announce? Too early for a new album id...
Vacationer just announced on KCRW they're playing a free show at No Vacancy tomorrow night
The new cards are pretty. I took it a few weeks ago and it had union station on it. I think there are others too
My last car (95 honda civic) was broken in silverlake of all places. womp
yah, i have only one poster that's a standard 18x24 and the rest are all really random sizes. Buying in bulk from that site wouldn't work but their single prices arent bad at all
Thanks for the info, guys. I found this on the Ikea site if anyone is interested in this size. Only $5. Available at my closest one (costa mesa), not sure about LA
Where do most of you guys get your frames from? I've gone to aaron bros and they always want a ridiculous price, like over $100.
I don't want anything fancy for my show posters, just plain black...
Is there anything new out there along the lines of Data Rock, Rapture, Hot Chip, Cut Copy...
just some good ol' fashioned indie dance-rock?
So i've never really stopped at the merch booth before at FYF, do they sell posters of the festival?
If so, what do they look like? Is it just the same poster that they release the lineup with?
I heard the people want DFA 1979
So many good local bands that would love to play for a small price. Is Fidlar on tour? They'd be cool.
Peach Kings would be excellent too and they're always around doing small local shows
whered you find a room?
I didn't catch julian this year at coachella, but did he play with the voids or was it him by himself?
I made a playlist on Rdio if ya want. 5 songs per artist
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So, I want to buy a poster, but I can't go to the park, so is there any online place to buy from? Like, a trusted source?
I have purchased some really nice ones from Ebay.
I've also purchased some at the Disney Gallery...oh yeah...that place doesn't exist anymore...the Opera house just doesn't cut it.
Your best and cheapest route will likely be directly from Disneyland DelivEARS at 1-800-362-4533. Here's an older thread that has some info too:
Where can I buy attraction posters?
Thanks a bunch! This was helpful.
Those are so amazing but they are also expensive. lol
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Have a great day!
I also believe there's a kiosk in the World of Disney Store (Downtown Disney) where you can have them printed out. No shipping if you do it that way, if you live close enough or you know someone who could get it for you.
You can buy them right on Main Street U.S.A. I believe it is the Disneyana shop.
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50 Open Source Security Tools
A Galore of Free/Open Source Security SoftwareWhile it's pretty painless to convert from commercial office software to an open source version, if you'd like to replace commercial security products with open source counterparts, you'll likely have to do some work.
You may need to combine several open source tools to get the functionality you get from a single commercial product. Or you may need to educate yourself about underlying technology before you find the open source applications usable.
For this list, we've compiled a set of open source security tools and their commercial counterparts. We're not suggesting that the open source apps have all the same features and use the same methods as the commercial products they can replace.
Instead, we're saying that they provide end users with some of the same benefits and deserve consideration, particularly as businesses small and large look for ways to stretch their budgets. Open Source Tools: Anti-Spam, Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware, Anti-Spyware, Application Firewall, Backup, Browser Add-Ons. PAGE ONE.
Open Source Tools: Data Removal, Encryption. PAGE TWO.
Open Source Tools: File Transfer, Forensics, Gateway/Unified Threat Management Appliances, Intrusion Detection, Network Firewalls. PAGE THREE.
Open Source Tools: Network Monitoring, Password Crackers, Password Management, User Authentication, Web Filtering. PAGE FOUR.
Open Source Anti-Spam
1. ASSP Replaces Barracuda Spam and Virus Firewall
ASSP (short for "Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy") works with existing Exchange, Lotus Notes, or other SMTP servers to stop the delivery of spam.....
Read the rest of this open source security software story at Datamation
Solid state disks (SSDs) made a splash in consumer technology, and now the technology has its eyes on the enterprise storage market. Download this eBook to see what SSDs can do for your infrastructure and review the pros and cons of this potentially game-changing storage technology.
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The Digital Passport app features mini-games paired with videos that take about 15-20 minutes to complete. Students learn and advance through topic areas, collecting badges at their own pace, to ultimately earn their digital passports.
The Digital Passport app features mini-games paired with videos that take about 15-20 minutes to complete. Students learn and advance through topic areas, collecting badges at their own pace, to ultimately earn their digital passports.
The latest round of charter school expansion in Chicago has been met with a long string of protests by parents and community leaders who question Chicago Public Schools' claims that it is pushing charters primarily for neighborhoods where classrooms are overcrowded.
The proportion of Americans who read e-books is growing, but few have completely replaced print books with electronic versions. The percentage of adults who read an e-book in the past year has risen to 28 percent, up from 23 percent at the end of 2012. At the same time, about seven in 10 Americans reported reading a book in print, up four percentage points after a slight dip in 2012, and 14 percent of adults listened to an audiobook.
About a dozen people braved the cold temperatures recently to see firsthand how an upcoming referendum would impact technical education at Appleton West High School in Appleton, Wis. The referendum requests $30 million, which would be used to replace outdated technology, perform maintenance projects and cover the salaries and benefits for five instructional technology integrators.
Already earning college credits and real-world experience, Stillwater, N.Y., high school students in the Clean Technologies and Sustainable Industries Early College High School program will get a boost with a $200,000 grant from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.
The Olympia City Council is considering a resolution to support the school district's Technology and Capital Projects Levy. If approved, the levy, which will go before voters Feb. 11 in a special election and would generate about $13.2 million total from 2015-18, would fund safety projects and technology enhancements districtwide, including new computers, cameras on buses and devices to assist special education students.
The first P-TECH programs—Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools—are slated to get under way in September. But already, N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is proposing to fund an additional 10 schools statewide in addition to the 16 now in development.
Schools across Orange County in California are rushing to put more technology in the hands of their students, a move fueled in part by new state standards and an increasing expectation that these students will compete in an increasingly digitized workforce after they graduate. Under the Common Core, teachers will be pushing students to research topics on their own using online sources, making access to computers and the internet more important than ever.
Forty finalists in Intel's Science Talent Search contest have been invited to Washington, D.C., in March to undergo final judging, display their work to the public, meet with notable scientists, and compete for $630,000 in awards, including the top award of $100,000.
Promethean has unveiled a new suite of educational technology, content development and teacher training solutions designed to significantly improve the quality of learning while motivating students to be more successful, including interactive lesson-plan development and delivery platforms, and next-generation digital classroom surface systems.
Our society dictates that technology usage is a skill expected both in school and the career marketplace and there is a movement toward providing tablets to all students as a standard educational tool. However, when the power goes off or the computer locks up, does everything come to a standstill, or have students learned enough longhand approaches and reasoning ability to keep going?
Computer science is driving innovation across all fields, so it makes sense that the Los Angeles Board of Education wants to provide its students with access to the latest technology. Students who develop expertise in computer science will have automatic career advantages. But is the district taking the right steps?
Leah Kraus, interim chief information officer at UNC-Wilmington, has been appointed to North Carolina Central University's chief information officer post. Kraus comes to NCCU with more than 20 years of experience in education and technology. She has served as UNC-Wilmington's interim CIO since 2011 and as associate vice chancellor for services for the past seven years. She will begin her new role on Feb. 3.
Lori McElroy has been named chief information security officer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison after serving in a similar role for six years at Texas State University. McElroy will lead an office that will take risk- and metrics-based approaches to information security.
The city of Modesto's chief information officer, Bryan M. Sastokas, is leaving to take the same job with the city of Oakland. Under his leadership, Modesto was named a top 10 Digital City for 2011, '12 and '13, and received several awards, including the 2012 Quality in IT Practices Award and 2013 Excellence in IT Practices Award.


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von Neil Young
Veröffentlicht: May 2012
Label: Reprise
If you're a fan of nonsensical Neil, as in the one who dabbles in disco or uptown blues for no discernible reason other than enigmatic perversity, then Americana is for you. It's a tribute to folk standards and pop classics, yet Crazy Horse's approach can only be described as sonic buggery: bummer feedback, plodding grooves, zombie chants. It's all rather morose, especially "Clementine," on which Young reverts to the blue lyrics about kissing her "little sister." Neil and the Horse close with none other than "God Save The Queen," which is neither a folk standard nor a pop classic. So weird.


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welsh writer and friend of the blog Tom Doran's fine essay at Jewish Journal explains his journey to Zionism.
The soaring sounds of "Guide Me O Thou Great Redeemer," beloved by the welsh rugby crowds.
We have Matthew Rhys from The Americans as a welsh separatist.
Old English Wilisc, Wylisc (West Saxon), Welisc, Wælisc (Anglian and Kentish), from Wealh, Walh "Celt, Briton, Welshman, non-Germanic foreigner;" in Tolkien's definition, "common Gmc. name for a man of what we should call Celtic speech," but also applied to speakers of Latin, hence Old High German Walh, Walah "Celt, Roman, Gaulish," and Old Norse Valir "Gauls, Frenchmen" (Danish vælsk "Italian, French, southern"); from Proto-Germanic *Walkhiskaz, from a Celtic name represented by Latin Volcæ (Caesar) "ancient Celtic tribe in southern Gaul." The word survives in Wales, Cornwall, Walloon, walnut, and in surnames Walsh and Wallace. Borrowed in Old Church Slavonic as vlachu, and applied to the Rumanians, hence Wallachia.
Among the English, Welsh was used disparagingly of inferior or substitute things, hence Welsh rabbit (1725), also perverted by folk-etymology as Welsh rarebit (1785).
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2015 Dates Announced
Join CareerTech and high school educators across the state at GuidanceFest, an annual statewide initiative conducted by Oklahoma CareerTech and local technology centers. The annual event covers a wide range of career and technology education topics.
GuidanceFest is a professional development opportunity for partner school counselors, principals, instructors and staff covering a wide range of career and technology education topics.
Since 2008, GuidanceFest has been quickly growing in popularity as a fun filled day with in-depth conversations about CTE.
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Temple Owls
Preview 2009 - Defense
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What you need to know: All
things considered, last year's defense was a major
disappointment with 11 starters returning to a D that was the
best in the MAC. After finishing 81st in the nation
last year, the defense has work to do to be more productive in
all areas. Nine starters are back, along with a ton of backup
experience, led a rock-solid middle with Andre Neblett on the
nose, Alex Joseph at middle linebacker, and the safety
combination of Dominique Harris and Jaiquawn Jarrett all
possible all-stars. The corners are suspect, but there are
plenty of options to choose from. More is needed from the pass
rush with Adiran Robinson, Brian Sanford and Junior Galette all
needing to crank things up a bit.
Jaiquawn Jarrett, 88
Junior Galette, 7.5
Interceptions: Dominique Harris, Jaiquawn Jarrett, 3
Star of the defense:
Senior DT Andre Neblitt
Player who has to step up and become a star: Senior CB Anthony
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore DE Adrian Robinson
Best pro prospect: Neblitt
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Neblitt, 2) LB Alex Joseph, 3)
FS Jaiquawn Jarrett
Strength of the defense: Experience, defensive line
Weakness of the defense: Cornerback, production
Defensive Backs
Projected Starters: The anchor of the veteran defense will
once again be 6-2, 295-pound senior Andre Neblett, an All-MAC star who made 36 tackles, a sack, and 7.5 tackles for loss on
the nose. A good interior pass rusher, he was double and triple teamed
throughout last season after coming up with 4.5 sacks and 8.5 tackles
for loss in 2007. He's the consistent rock in the middle who
started every game until the season finale when he was out hurt.
Stepping in to the starting tackle role vacated by Terrance Knighton
will be Elisha Joseph, a 6-3,
275-pound spot starter who saw time on special teams and move around
between both tackle spots. He finished with 20 tackles and 3.5 tackles
for loss, and while he's not huge, he can handle himself well on the
Senior Brian Sanford is the only player on the defensive front
who started every game, making 31 tackles, two sacks, and 4.5 tackles
for loss. The former high school hurdler started out his career as an
outside linebacker and bulked up to 279 pounds on his 6-2 frame. Now has
to be more effective at getting into the backfield.
Adrian Robinson started the
last three games of the season at right end and will return to the
starting spot. The 6-2, 248-pound sophomore finished with 20 tackles but
only came up with half a sack and 1.5 tackles for loss. One of the
team's top prospects last year, the true sophomore should be on the
verge of blowing up.
Projected Top Reserves: Part of a consistent rotation on
one end will be senior Junior Galette, the team's best pass
rusher who came up with 7.5 sacks, ten tackles for loss and 46 tackles
in just eight games before missing the final four games of the year for
undisclosed reasons. When he's on, he's a difference making terror who
can change games by himself.
Sophomore Morris Blueford was
expected to shine after making 21 tackles and two interceptions as a
true freshman, but he redshirted last season and was a star on the scout
team. At 6-4 and 255 pounds he has decent size and great athleticism.
Used as an outside linebacker early on, he'll be a true defensive end
this year.
6-6, 261-pound Morkeith Brown
is a good-sized end with decent quickness playing behind Brian Sanford
at one end. He spent most of his time on special teams and finished with
eight tackles with a tackle for loss. The 24-year-old sophomore joined
the army out of high school.
Adding size on the inside will be 6-5, 290-pound
Muhammad Wilkerson, a big
presence who saw a little bit of time but didn't make a tackle in his
true freshman season. He's a good athlete for his size and will be a bit
part of the rotation at tackle behind Elisha Joseph.
Watch Out For ... more being done in the backfield. The
line was improved over past seasons, but it still wasn't nearly strong
enough considering the returning experience. Now, there should be more
of a pass rush from all four spots.
Strength: Experience and depth. This was a veteran group
going into last year, and now it's a truly experienced line with only
one spot needing to be filled. There are decent backup options at all
four positions.
Weakness: Production. This is a good-sized line that gets shoved
around way too often against the run. Considering there's so much
experience returning, finishing 89th in the nation in sacks and 87th
against the run isn't going to cut it.
Outlook: The defensive line didn't play up to its talent
level or experience last season, but it was still an improved front from
past seasons. Andre Neblett is a big-time talent to build around, while
the pass rush is an issue now that Junior Galette, the team's top pass
rusher, is out of the mix for undisclosed reasons. There's experience
and size, but now there has to be more production.
Rating: 5
Projected Starters: Senior
Alex Joseph is on the verge
of becoming an All-MAC star after following up a 66 tackle 2007 with an
87 stop 2008 with 3.5 tackle for loss and four broken up passes. He
bulked up over the last year to get up to 243 pounds, and now he should
be even tougher in the middle. Speed isn't an issue and he's great at
getting to the ball. Now he has to be an even bigger playmaker as the
leader of the defensive back seven.
Junior Amara Kamara started every game as a true freshman making
71 tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss and held down the outside job again
last year making 67 tackles, two sacks and four tackles for loss. He has
hit the weights hard and has gotten up to 232 pounds on his 6-2 frame,
and now he's not just a bulked up safety. He runs a 4.58 40 and can hit.
John Haley only started in
three games, but he finished fourth on the team with 68 tackles, three
sacks and four tackles for loss. At 6-1 and 227 pounds he's not all that
big, but the cousin of former NFL star Charles Haley is an excellent
athlete and a good factor in the backfield.
Projected Top Reserves: While
Elijah Joseph will technically be a backup behind John Haley on the
outside, he can be considered another starter after making 54 tackles
and 2.5 tackles for loss in nine starts last season. The 6-1,
235-pounder can play either outside position and will move in and out of
the rotation on a regular basis.
6-3, 230-pound junior Jordan
Martin has been a reliable backup on the weakside and will now
return to the middle to play behind Alex Joseph. Martin made 11 tackles
in his limited work, but he has the potential to do far more as a pass
rusher if he's moved back outside. The transfer from Valparaiso has the
quickness to play any of the three linebacker spots.
Watch Out For ... A good rotation on the outside. Elijah
Joseph can start if needed while sophomore
Quinten White is a 210-pound
speedster who could be used as a pass rushing specialist. Kamara and
Haley should have strong years in the starting spots.
Strength: Options. Like most places on the Temple team,
there's depth and experience to spare. The starting threesome is solid
and there are several decent prospects waiting in the wings.
Weakness: Pass rush. There's speed and quickness at all three
spots, but it hasn't transferred into big plays over the last few years.
There needs to be a more disruptive element to the linebacking corps
after being merely adequate last season.
Outlook: The young corps of a few years ago should be
through the growing pains and could turn out to be the team's biggest
strength. Alex Joseph, Amara Kamara and John Haley have all bulked up
and should form one of the MAC's most productive trios. Elijah Joseph is
as experienced a backup linebacker as there is in the league.
Rating: 5.5
Defensive Backs
Projected Starters: Leading the strong secondary is free
safety Jaiquawn Jarrett, a
playmaking junior who has held down the starting spot for the last two
seasons. He made 61 tackles as a true freshman and followed it up by
leading the team with 88 stops, three interceptions, and three recovered
fumbles. While he's only 6-2 and 195 pounds, he can move.
Also back is senior strong safety Dominique Harris, the team's leading tackler two years ago. He made 66 stops with three
interceptions last year and will be the leader of the secondary with his
tone-setting play and experience. At 6-3 and 215 pounds he has good size
and the speed to play either safety spot.
The team's top corner will be senior Anthony Ferla if he can be
healthy. The 5-10, 190-pounder plays bigger than his size and is a good
tackler making 45 stops in 2007. However, he was out all of last year
and saw time on the scout team. With excellent speed, he can stay with
most MAC receivers. Now he has to start coming up with more big plays.
On the other side will be sophomore
Marlin Terrell, a 5-10,
187-pound rising prospect who made seven tackles as a true freshman.
He'll need a while to grow into the starting job, but he could quickly
become the team's best all-around corner with his quickness and
open-field tackling ability.
Projected Top Reserves: 5-10, 188-pound junior Jamal
Schulters started every game at corner last year and will get a long
look at a nickelback and again as a corner. He finished third on the
team with 71 tackles to go along with a team-leading seven broken up
passes and three interceptions. After originally signing with Kansas
State two years ago, Schulters switched over to Temple and was an
instant producer. Now he has to work his way back into the starting
Senior Wilbert
Brinson hadn't done much over his career and then he turned into a
key backup and spot starter at corner making 28 tackles and breaking up
a pass. Mostly a special teamer, he has the 6-0, 199-pound size and the
experience to see more time in a rotation with Jaiquan Jarrett at free
safety and the speed to play corner again.
Originally considered as a top receiver prospect, junior Marquise
Liverpool moved to running back and finished third on the team with
126 yards and a touchdown. The 5-11, 190-pound athlete will now switch
to defensive back where he'll use his tremendous speed in some capacity.
Originally a Boston College Eagle, the 23-year-old was a big get for
Temple after spending time in the Seattle Mariner farm system. Now the
team has to find a spot for him.
Watch Out For ... more picks. The pass rush should be
better and the secondary shouldn't have to spend so much time tackling.
After coming up with 11 interceptions last year, the secondary should
get far more considering the experience and the help from the defensive
Strength: Safety. Jaiquawn Jarrett and Dominique Harris
will form one of the MAC's best safety tandems. With Wilbert Brinson
able to step in and Kevin Kroboth
a special teams star who picked off a key pass last year, the Owls
should be set here.
Weakness: Corners. There are plenty of players to rotate in and
out, but the Owls need more production from the outside. The hope will
be for Anthony Ferla to be ready to roll as a No. 1 corner, but someone
has to start scaring opposing receivers.
Outlook: The MAC's best pass defense of two years ago fell
off the map last year having problems giving up yards in bits and
pieces. There weren't too many big plays allowed, one Hail Mary from
Buffalo aside, but teams were able to pick apart the corners on short to
midrange passes. There's plenty of experience and lots of good players
returning to hope for an improvement.
Rating: 5.5
Special Teams
Projected Starters: The Owls led the nation in kickoff
returns last year, but Travis Shelton and his 31.3-yard average is gone.
RB Kee-are Griffin and
James Nixon ill get the first
shot to replace him. Nixon averaged 26 yards on his two tries last
season. Sophomore Joe Jones
will handle the punt return duties, taking over for Delano Green, after
getting two tries last year and gaining 13 yards.
Junior Jeff Wathne is back as
the punter, but he needs help from the coverage teams. He averaged 40.4
yards per kick and put 19 inside the 20, but the team struggled in
coverage allowing 11.2 yards per return. He has a big leg and needs to
air it out even more.
Senior PK Jake Brownell has
been fine, but nothing special hitting 8-of-14 kicks after nailing
13-of-21 two years ago. He doesn't have a consistently big leg and tops
out at around 45 yards out. He'll be pushed a bit by
Brandon McManus, but it'll
take a lot to knock out the veteran.
Watch Out For ... Brownell to be pushed a little bit for
the placekicker job. McManus has a bigger leg and might be used for the
bombs. However, he has to be more consistent from midrange.
Strength: The coaching staff. Head coach Al Golden has
made special teams his priority, and it showed last year as there was a
night-and-day improvement. These won't be the best special teams in the
MAC, but they won't be bad.
Weakness: Punt coverage. This has been a problem over the last
several years. Punter Jeff Wathne wasn't great, but it wasn't like he
got a lot of help. The Owls gave up a whopping 11.2 yards per punt
return and two scores two years ago and allowed 11.2 yards per return
again, but without any scores, last year.
Outlook: The special teams should be solid with two
decent, but unspectacular kickers in place and the potential for a good
return game. The kickoff coverage team is fine, but there needs to be a
major improvement with the punt return coverage.
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STILLWATER — Playing nine holes of golf.
Providing color commentary for a soccer match.
Returning a phone call from an unknown number.
STILLWATER — Playing nine holes of golf.
Providing color commentary for a soccer match.
Returning a phone call from an unknown number.
Texting instead of Facebook messaging.
Those are the types of acts the resulted in Oklahoma State's self-reported secondary NCAA violations since Sept. of 2012, which were recently obtained by The Oklahoman through a public records request.
In all, there were 16 instances from 10 sports where a self-reported violation took place. Five of those came from the football program, with all relating to recruiting.
Here's a breakdown of those violations:
Feb. 21, 2013: Defensive line coach Joe Bob Clements inadvertently returned a missed call he believed was from a high-school coach he was attempting to contact. Instead, the call was from a junior prospective student-athlete. Clements quickly explained he had made a mistake and ended the call after one minute. Self-imposed punishment: Ban on any phone calls to that prospect during the next two permissible calling opportunities — one call during junior year and the first call of senior year.
March 8, 2013: Former offensive line coach Joe Wickline inadvertently invited two two-year college non-qualifier prospects, along with their coach, to visit campus. Because the trio was passing through Stillwater on the way to another school for an unofficial visit, Wickline assumed the two players were qualifiers and failed to verify that information with the eligibility center. Self-imposed punishment: Counted the visit as one of its three permissible off-campus contacts with both players.
April 5, 2013: Offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich inadvertently responded to a text message from a junior prospective student-athlete. Yurcich was in the middle of sending permissible Facebook messages via the application on his phone when the text came in, and forgot the difference between Facebook messages and impermissible text messages. Self-imposed punishment: Ban on any telephone contact with prospect for a two-week period at beginning of senior year.
Oct. 11, 2013: OSU staff inadvertently used two evaluations on the same Houston-area high school during the fall evaluation period. Receivers coach Kasey Dunn first visited the school on Sept. 20, using OSU's one permissible evaluation for the fall. But cornerbacks coach Van Malone later evaluated a game played by the same school. The first evaluation of that school was not logged on a sheet indicating all visits that had already taken place that fall, so Malone did not realize attending the game was impermissible. Self-imposed punishment: Reduced evaluation days in the fall by two.
Oct. 15, 2013: Receivers coach Jason Ray inadvertently returned a phone call from a junior prospective student-athlete, who wanted to request tickets to an upcoming game. After ending the call following one minute, Ray followed up with an email to the prospect explaining that schools could only receive phone calls from juniors. Self-imposed punishment: Prohibited from calling prospect during the spring window from April 15-May 31, as well as the first permissible week of senior year.
Nov. 27, 2012: Assistant coach Bill Annan evaluated a prospective student-athlete twice in one week by attending a game, then a practice the following day. Self-imposed punishment: Reduced permissible recruiting days during 2012-13 academic year by two days (to 98 days).
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Is the defense, which has not been scored on this season, really that strong?
Can the offensive line handle a stout front four?
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Central (1-0) is going to get some answers when they travel to Palm Bay (1-0) on Friday night.
"It's a big test," Central coach Josh Shaffer said. "They're a great football team – well coached, they're very fundamentally sound, very good tacklers. It makes it tough."
Palm Bay has reached the postseason each of the last 16 years under coach Dan Burke and has advanced to the regional championship game the past two seasons.
The program is known for having an outstanding defense and a power running game.
"They're a program. They keep a good team every year, back-to-back-to-back," Central defensive tackle Jerandious Works said. "A win against them would really solidify us."
Central's defense has not allowed more than a touchdown in its last four games, dating back to last season. Fort Pierce Westwood managed just 70 yards of total offense against Central last week, but Palm Bay has an experienced offensive line blocking for Leroy Berry – a very dangerous runner.
"No. 28 (Berry) is a very good running back," Shaffer said. "He's very good at slashing, he has great vision and he's tough. It's a test for our defense to face a great running back. It's great for us. I'm thrilled to have the defense we have this year."
Offensively, Central still is looking to get into a consistent rhythm. The team is expected to be without injured running back Marcus Levy for the second week in a row, which could put more pressure on Vaughn.
Vaughn threw for 159 yards and four touchdowns against Westwood, but had his first pass attempt intercepted.
"I'm excited for it," Vaughn said. "There's some things I have to work on from Westwood, but I'm excited about facing Palm Bay. They gave us a real good game last year. I think this will show us where we are and what we need to work on."
Shaffer compared Palm Bay's defensive line to that of Bradenton-Manatee, the defending Class 7A champion, which beat Central in the regional championship last year.
Central has been making changes on the offensive line and still is looking for the right combination. The Cobras averaged just 1.8 yards per carry in the season opener.
"I think our O-line will rise to the occasion," Shaffer said. "They're talented, they're just need to get more reps. Going against a team like this is a big test. It's not a district game, not a rivalry game, just a good test game."
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