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It appears that comments by Colt McCoy's father, Brad, have sealed the fate of his son with regard to the player's future with the Cleveland Browns.
Though the Browns had hoped to land quarterback Brandon Weeden with the 37th-overall pick, the team was in fact ready to replace Colt McCoy, writes ESPNCleveland's Tony Grossi, after McCoy's father went to the media following his son's concussion against the Pittsburgh Steelers on December 8, 2011.
"I've been told that McCoy's fate as a former starter was sealed when his father sounded off about the club's handling of his concussion," writes Grossi. "The comments did not drive the pursuit of a new quarterback, but I believe they contributed to McCoy's demise."
In 2011, McCoy regressed mightily from his rookie campaign, completing only 57 percent of his passes at 5.9 yards per attempt. He would miss the final three games of the season following the concussion, sustained within a game wherein he would ultimately return to the playing field, leading to a whirlwind of criticism and league attention.
Grossi's report also confirms WFNY's intial belief that the Browns were targeting Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright with the 22nd-overall selection in the recent draft, but opted to go with Weeden following the selection of Wright by the Tennessee Titans at No. 20.
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Polygynandry, extra-group paternity and multiple-paternity litters in European badger (Meles meles) social groups
Article first published online: 30 OCT 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2007.03571.x
Molecular Ecology
Volume 16, Issue 24, pages 5294–5306, December 2007
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DUGDALE, H. L., MACDONALD, D. W., POPE, L. C. and BURKE, T. (2007), Polygynandry, extra-group paternity and multiple-paternity litters in European badger (Meles meles) social groups. Molecular Ecology, 16: 5294–5306. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2007.03571.x
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- Issue published online: 13 DEC 2007
- Article first published online: 30 OCT 2007
- Received 4 April 2007; revision received 24 June 2007; accepted 5 September 2007
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- Extra Pair Copulation (EPC);
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The costs and benefits of natal philopatry are central to the formation and maintenance of social groups. Badger groups, thought to form passively according to the resource dispersion hypothesis (RDH), are maintained through natal philopatry and delayed dispersal; however, there is minimal evidence for the functional benefits of such grouping. We assigned parentage to 630 badger cubs from a high-density population in Wytham Woods, Oxford, born between 1988 and 2005. Our methodological approach was different to previous studies; we used 22 microsatellite loci to assign parent pairs, which in combination with sibship inference provided a high parentage assignment rate. We assigned both parents to 331 cubs at ≥ 95% confidence, revealing a polygynandrous mating system with up to five mothers and five fathers within a social group. We estimated that only 27% of adult males and 31% of adult females bred each year, suggesting a cost to group living for both sexes. Any strong motivation or selection to disperse, however, may be reduced because just under half of the paternities were gained by extra-group males, mainly from neighbouring groups, with males displaying a mixture of paternity strategies. We provide the strongest evidence to date for multiple-paternity litters, and for the first time show that within-group and extra-group males can sire cubs in the same litter. We investigate the factors that may play a role in determining the degree of delayed dispersal and conclude that the ecological constraints hypothesis, benefits of philopatry hypothesis, and life history hypothesis may all play a part, as proposed by the broad constraints hypothesis.


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Backers of charter amendment are using manufactured issues
The issues that form the basis for the charter amendment are manufactured, and the purpose is to create fear — fear of the development of the Utica Shale beneath the City of Youngstown.
Manufactured issues relating to the oil and gas industry are not new, and are unrelenting.
The first is that horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing are only five years old and experimental. We need to separate the two procedures, they are not the same.
Horizontal drilling is new to Ohio, but it is not a new technology. It has been used commercially for 30 years, including places such as Prudoe Bay, Alaska.
Hydraulic fracturing has been used safely for over 60 years in connection with vertically and horizontally drilled wells, and for over 50 years in Ohio. The combination of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling is an extension of two proven technologies.
The second manufactured issue is that hydraulic fracturing has been the cause of contaminated water wells. Although several claims have been made, EPA investigations have proved those claims to be false.
Hydraulic fracturing does not causes earthquakes. The earthquakes in Youngstown were caused by improper operation of disposal wells, not hydraulic fracturing.
Another manufactured issue is hat oil and gas development causes toxic air pollution. The Fort Worth area of Texas is in the center of the development of the Barnett Shale, and has 24/7 air quality monitors. Of all the pollutants claimed by environmentalists to come from shale wells, these monitors only show a background reference.
The Fort Worth area was also the subject of an exhaustive epidemiological study that found there is no evidence of any increased health issues related to shale development.
All of the claims made by the proponents of the charter amendment are false. The basis for the charter amendment is false.
Therefore, you should vote no on the charter amendment issue.
Mark R. McGrail, Warren
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The Prudhoe Bay oil spill (2006 Alaskan oil spill) was an oil spill that was discovered on March 2, 2006 at a pipeline owned by BP Exploration, Alaska (BPXA) in western Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Initial estimates of the five-day leak said that up to 267,000 US gallons (6,400 bbl) were spilled over 1.9 acres (7,700 m2), making it the largest oil spill on Alaska's north slope to date.[1] Alaska's unified command ratified the volume of crude oil spilled as 212,252 US gallons (5,053.6 bbl) in March 2008.[2] The spill originated from a 0.25-inch (0.64 cm) hole in a 34-inch (86 cm) diameter pipeline. The pipeline was decommissioned and later replaced with a 20-inch (51 cm) diameter pipeline with its own pipeline inspection gauge (pig) launch and recovery sites for easier inspection.[2] In November 2007, BP Exploration, Alaska (BPXA) pled guilty to negligent discharge of oil, a misdemeanor under the federal Clean Water Act and was fined US$20 million.[3]
Our government has been overthrown by several corporate entities (families, essentially) and the people (urbanites, suburbanites, ruralites) have been discounted and set aside while still funding the government.
So.....if the Youngstown Vindicator "votes no", and "billions (are) invested in Ohio", what do we conclude? That this is a good thing? There's not enough "cash" on the planet to pay for the minerals and elements that are up for sale by those who have no natural claim to them. KNOWING this doesn't make me a punk, it makes me a human being. VOTE YES on MAY 7th!
Because we don't live in the suburbs or on farms. We live in YOUNGSTOWN. We are protecting our city from people like you.
BTW, Utica, nice Brad Paisley comment there.
You have to love fractivists, they are consistent. Consistently spreading "maufactured issues" and dis-information.
The oil spill in Prdoe Bay had nothing to do with fracing.
The spill in Bristol was intentional.
The charter amendment will protect the Meander watershed. False ! I believe the entire watershed is out side the city.
Jobs - the writer cites an old labor report. Typical fractivist tactic.
Second - shale development is in the early
stages in OH. However, in PA in five years 214,000 shale related jobs were created.
Earthquakes - the earthquakes were not related to hydraulic fracing.
Help stop the lies, bring economic development to Youngstown, VOTE NO MAY 7TH !


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With higher and higher percentages of the population viewing websites and other forms of media on tablets, phones or netbooks, responsive web design is becoming more of a norm for businesses with an online presence. Making it difficult for customers to view your website on different devices could be more costly than you might anticipate – with design costs far less than the potential loss of business.
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If only young Chinese women had taken to sports with the same enthusiasm as they have for public square dancing, China's sport brands would have saved themselves a lot of heartache and been a lot more successful in inspiring participation. Given the success of Sport England's 'This Girl Can', the question has to be asked 'are China's girls really different from those of the West or are China's sports brands just not getting it?'
Somehow, China's girls have no problem in finding the right excuse to put off the idea of playing sport. They will tell you that they are still 'young and healthy' and 'don't need sport', or 'they are too busy', or, perhaps more honestly, that they just don't want to look like a sweaty rat.
Although it keeps fiddling with its global strategy, Adidas China has held the same line on sport and women for 10 years now. Its strategy has been to position sport for women as a social activity, as seen in recent campaigns – 'In the name of Sisterhood' and 'With sisters, nothing is impossible…'. In the eyes of Adidas, social connection trumps the person performance imperative – a 'sports light' experience that owes more to Sex and the City than a City Fun Run.
This post is by Luca Massaro, managing director of WePlay.
It is no secret that sports events give brands a huge platform to advertise. We only have to look at the Superbowl back in February and the 2014 FIFA World Cup to see the vast amounts of money that sponsors and those brands wanting to 'ambush' spend on being a part of the conversation.
In a gap year between the men's FIFA World Cup and next year's UEFA European Cup, it may be assumed that there aren't many sporting talking points in between. However, the FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada has become something of a major point of engagement for fans and brands this summer.
With the recent success of campaigns such as Sport England's "This Girl Can" and the women's England football team claiming their place in the semi-finals, interest in women's sport is rapidly growing. According to FIFA, the Women's World Cup will reach around 30 million female football players and more than 300 million fans worldwide, while the BBC is broadcasting every game for the first time. The growing interest in women's football since the first FIFA Women's World Cup in 1991, is clearly presenting a big opportunity for brands. Here we look at some the brands already tapping into this growing trend.
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A series of academic studies suggests this is a widespread phenomenon. Eliot Aronson, from the University of California, was the first academic to investigate this bias, now known as the "pratfall effect".
This post is by Goh ShuFen, president of IAS.
We've all seen the Mad Men episode where Don Draper strides into the room and sells the client a complete idea. One client, one agency, one easy decision. Life was simple then, but today, with multiple stakeholders, markets and agencies, companies need a far more disciplined approach to improving integrated marketing.
When the P&G CFO John Moeller announced his firm was looking to drive $500m in savings from agencies, a key area outlined was how agencies integrate.
It was with this thought in mind, we initiated "Integration 40", a fresh look at 40 of the best integrated marketing campaigns and processes from around the world. We reviewed hundreds of campaigns from six continents before selecting the final list.
Along the way, and through our other consulting work on integration, we discovered something else.
This post is by Graham Wylie, senior director EMEA & APAC marketing at AppNexus.
I doubt this is the last year that the annual advertising industry gathering in Cannes will be billed as the 'Festival of Creativity'; but with data and technology sharply in focus across the opening days of this year's event, it feels as though creativity is taking on a much broader definition.
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"The high street is dead", the critics proclaim. Mary Portas walks down the empty street like Will Smith in I am legend; a post-apocalyptic nightmare with boarded up shops and tumbleweed drifting slowly along in the wind. There's no one about.
Depicting the current high street as some sort of ghost town is perhaps slightly disingenuous. If you consider that 94 per cent of global retail is conducted offline (in the real-world of high streets and shopping centres), it puts into perspective the fact that bricks-and-mortar retail is still alive and kicking strongly.
But there is a problem. Retailers are fighting to unify the shopping experience for consumers moving between these worlds. While 76 per cent of purchasing decisions are made in store, 66 per cent of shoppers have said that in-store delivered messages influence their purchasing decision (Popai), and there-in lies the problem. Two thirds of shoppers clearly see that there is high benefit in making informed purchasing decisions, but not enough is being done yet to provide them with useful and relevant information that will better equip them to purchase particular products in-store like they do online.
You have to feel sorry for the big luxury brands. Encouraged by years of explosive growth and projections of China becoming the world's largest luxury market, they expanded like crazy, opening dozens of new outlets every year and ever-larger flagship stores. And then in late 2012, President Xi Jinping launched his much-publicised crackdown on 'excess'. Ever since, China's luxury industry has been in a flat spin, dazed and confused, lacking clear direction. Is this the end of the 'Golden handbag'?
The past two years have been a hard landing for luxe. Every brand that rode the rocket of 'official gifting' has come down just as hard. The luxury watch business – which dropped 25% immediately after Xi Jinping's speech – is today 95% smaller than the pre-2012 heyday levels. The Macau watch fair was cancelled due to 'low interest'.
High-end liquor has also been decimated. Baijiu, the strong-tasting Chinese white spirit, once a favourite gifting item, has seen sales drop by two-thirds. Even foreign spirit houses, such as Diageo, that are much smaller in volume, are off 25%.
A couple of weeks ago, 40,000 people made the arduous journey to Omaha, Nebraska. They weren't travelling to see an NFL or NBA game but to listen to Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger speak. These two fund managers have become billionaires through understanding human behaviour better than any of their peers. Their speeches are peppered with insights into customer motivation, which makes them not only popular but also of interest to marketers.
One of Munger's regular themes is how hard it is to change customer's minds once they're made up. In his vivid phrase:
"The human mind is a lot like the human egg, in that the human egg has a shut-off device. One sperm gets in, and it shuts down so that the next one can't get in. The human mind has a big tendency of the same sort."
Recently we've been helping some of our clients assess their latest ad campaign. It's a great little campaign, which seems to have helped boost sales and market share, but evaluation is complicated because of the number of media used. The bulk of the budget was spent on traditional media, particularly TV and outdoor, but the remainder was spent on a mix of digital channels, mobile messaging and PR stunts. Working out the contribution of each is a challenge.
At the first meeting, our clients presented a detailed review of each strand. And something immediately struck us as odd. Traditional media, which accounted for almost threequarters of the budget, were dismissed in about 15 minutes. Then nearly two hours was devoted to the smaller, newer media. In fact, it almost seemed that the less money was spent on a channel, the more attention it got.
One reason was that there was simply more data on the newer, digital channels. Slide after slide was presented, crowded with figures on the number of views, clicks, likes, shares, tweets, followers, comments, and uploads. Dwell times and conversion metrics were analysed in exquisite detail. But for TV, only one number was presented: the cost. This is a clear example of the data tail wagging the evaluation dog. Rather than focusing on what was important (i.e. the media where most money was at stake), we found ourselves focusing on what was easy to measure.


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About me... Well, above all else you should know that I'm someone that makes a concerted effort to each day live a good life, do right by others, listen and strive to be understood, care, increase my knowledge and understanding, express affection and love, take time to play, and embrace life's possibilities. I have an insatiable curiosity about the world and how it works, a positive attitude that persists through thick and thin, good health and boundless energy, and a distinct distaste for needless drama. I guess I would best be described as being a bit more polished that a lot of guys in that I enjoy a broad range of interests (including the arts), put some effort into how I dress and come across, appreciate fine food, know my wines, and that I don't have to be dragged kicking or otherwise to dress-up social functions. To that I'll add that I am by nature chivalrous, romantic and affectionate without emotional or intimacy hangups. I'm a giver, not a taker. I eat healthfully, exercise regularly and take care of myself. I have a genuine affinity for animals that is usually reciprocated (!). Very comfortable in my own skin, I am self confident and assertive without egotism and abrasiveness. Lastly, know that I am honest, have a high level of integrity, and am open to new perspectives, tastes and interests. About you... I seek a smart, spirited, honest, upbeat, fit, energetic and emotionally available woman with which to share life's thrills and spills, travel the globe, converse intelligently, read, play outdoors, enjoy each others' families, soak up culture and the arts, titillate each others' taste buds, and express freely our passion for one another. There is so much more to me as I'm sure there is to you. If the above piques your interest, please let me hear from you. Otherwise, the best of luck in your search for sympatico!
Book club , Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Political interests , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Baseball, Basketball, Cycling, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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I have Cats
I like Birds, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses, Other
Wine and gold country, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Canyon Country (Amer SW). Anxious to visit Tuscany, Venice, Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, and Paris! Let's go!!
University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
Nature, travel, honesty, art, wine, clean sheets, cultural events, music, weather, holding hands, hiking, exercise, hot showers, animals, reading, kissing, laughter, compassion, gardening, learning, fireplaces, music, food.
Walks/hikes, exploring new places, museums and cultural events, outdoor activities, travel, live music, stimulating conversation, car trips, volunteerism, reading, gardening, photo, wines, good movies, snuggling.
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DDB's latest campaign for the Unilever spread takes the form of a mock election contested by The Love Party and The Hate Party, which are encouraging people to vote for them on Facebook.
The parties released the 30-second ads detailing their manifestos today (31 March) on YouTube, Marmitenewsnetwork.com, and their own Facebook pages.
The Hate Party leader Steve Heaving uses his time to call for the introduction of designated Marmite eating zones, taking the spread out of the workplace and schools. He goes on to argue for sending all Marmite eaters to Guernsey.
MindShare has planned and bought the media for the campaign across TV, press, radio and online. Print ads first appeared in Stylist today and will be in Shortlist tomorrow.
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by Jim Boyle Editor A funeral service was held Saturday, June 30, for Thomas Jay McNair, a longtime Elk River resident and community banker whose passion for Elk River gave him the drive to lead the effort to restore the Handke Stadium in Elk River, clean up the Mississippi river bed and do whatever...Read More
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Showtime's Homeland was named Best Drama Series at the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles – an award the Israeli television industry can take pride in.
Homeland is the American version of the Israeli hit series, Hatufim.
Homeland won two of its three awards – also picking up Best TV Drama Actress for Claire Danes. Danes thanked the show's writing team for giving her such an "exquisite and divine" character to play.
The Golden Globes are often seen as a precursor to the Oscars with many of the ceremony's winners becoming key contenders at the Academy Awards event.
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I'm a great guy who's looking for a great woman. I'm warm, intelligent, funny, sweet, and sexy. I try to live life to its fullest and enjoy fun and adventure. I love being a dad and I don't mind if you have kids. I fully understand the "package deal" if you have them and the demands they place. You will also understand that my son is my priority in my life. He is my joy and I cherish all of the fun times he and I have together. I love coming up with fun activities for us to do and teaching him about the world. Also I don't mind sharing my time with him with a special woman. [Can you tell that I completely adore him? LOL] I'm looking for a fun woman who can relax and enjoy the simple pleasures that life can offer - a smile from across the room, a wink when no one is looking, a soft caress of your arm, a warm hand to hold yours, an open ear to listen, strong arms for a hug after a bad day, and a simple kiss hello or goodbye. I'm looking for fun, laughs, stimulating conversations, and if things are right sizzling passion! Ultimately what I want is the kind of love my parents had. I'd like to find that special someone who will make me laugh and my heart sing. If you like laughs, fun, dancing, intellectual stimulation, great food, passion, and adventure, drop me a line. UPDATE: 1) Must love dogs. They are part of my family. 2) I am not your "ex" and should not have to pay for their sins. Everyone should start with a clean slate. Get rid of your baggage before you contact me.
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Love to travel and see the world. I've been many places and I'd like to go back to a few with someone special. I'd love to take a Euro-rail pass and travel by train across Europe. Also barefoot sailing the Carribean or a trip to the Orient.
Auburn University, Auburn University, AL
spending time with my wonderful son; ice cream; snuggle with the woman when its raining; traveling to new places either in the US or internationally; experience new foods; all kinds of music depending on my mood; my dog and cat
Love to do anything with the water - swimming, sailing, scuba, suntan, beach volleyball. Love the outdoors - camping, hiking, riding my motorcycle. Love to go out to dinner and enjoy different foods - favorite foods are Thai, Italian, and Greek.
I read all sorts of news on internet. I like to keep current with world events both nationally and internationally; mostly non-fiction historical
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Soak bread crumbs in sherry and lemon juice.
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Beat in bread crumbs, 3/4 cup of the almonds, and the baking powder.
Beat the 5 egg whites with salt until stiff.
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Bake in preheated moderate oven (350°F.) for 20 to 25 minutes, or until cake tests done.
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Cool slightly in dish.
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Beat the 4 egg whites until frothy.
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Whitney Young Provides Depth and Texture to Portrait of Racial Inequality
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Focused, uncompromising, and yet essentially pragmatic, Whitney Young, executive director of the National Urban League, answers questions at this 1966 meeting of the Overseas Press Club.
Whitney Young
Wednesday, August 10, 1966
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Seabrook House has been helping families find the courage to recover from alcoholism and drug addiction since 1974. The non-profit, New Jersey based facility assists patients in restoring their lives by embracing a way of life based on the 12-Step principles of recovery. Seabrook House provides detoxification and inpatient rehabilitation for adults. In addition, Seabrook House offers professional Family Intervention services to those attempting to help a loved one who does not want help. The family education and counseling services of Seabrook House have been internationally recognized. Seabrook West provides a transitional living opportunity for up to 28 male residents ages twenty-one (21) or older. Seabrook East provides a transitional living opportunity for up to six female residents ages twenty-one (21) or older, who completed their 30 day treatment at Seabrook House. Both programs provide a minimum 90 day, 3 phase step-down for independent living and immersion into a 12 step recovery process. To contact Seabrook House, please visit the organization's web site at www.SeabrookHouse.org, or call the 24-hour help line at 1-800-761-7575.
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My friends would describe me as a fun-loving, generous, loyal, passionate, and intelligent man with a good sense of humor. I enjoy, sports, music, outdoor activities and fine dining. I have been a stock options trader for 17 years, though the people in my life are more important than my career. I am a caring person, good listener, and am very supportive. Watching my sons catch a fly ball or play happily with each other, skiing on the slopes enjoying the crisp air, and a glass of wine by the fire are some of my favorite moments. I am hoping to find a sweet and caring, beautiful, honest woman to spend time with and have fun. Ultimately, I'd like to find a long-term relationship.
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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses
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It is a quote from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
OK. Yeah, at this point you can probably retire it (unless you're really into hockey).
I'll give you an answer once the team is two weeks into Fall practice.
I'd rather give Bellomy garbage time over Morris to preserve that redshirt. Besides, it will certainly help Bellomy to have more in-game experience.
I hope Shane's just holding a clipboard next year. He needs a year to learn the system, work on his accuracy, etc. Bellomy will be in the system for his third year. As of now, I'd rather give Bellomy the nod. I do think he's better than he gets credit for. He was just thrust into a really bad situation unexpectedly this season.
Have we all so quickly forgotten what happened when the 2nd best QB on the roster wasn't ready to go at a moment's notice? Allow me to refresh your memories: we lost and also lost our chance at going to the Big Ten Championship game.
Would it be great to redshirt Morris? Absolutely. Do I want to just shelve him for the year and put our whole backup QB hopes on Bellomy? No effin way. I know he's a good kid and obviously tried hard against Neb., but he clearly wasn't ready to play at that level.
Bottom line: if Shane is the 2nd best QB talent-wise on this roster, he has to be ready to go in case of Gardner going down. Sure, hold him out until he's needed. Garbage time can even go to Bellomy if Gardner doesn't get hurt. In case of long term injury or in a tight game I'd go with Morris, assuming he is more talented at this point than Bellomy.
size is a little small to write him off. He wasn't good but that doesn't mean he won't be. I had a bigger issue with the coaches not having Gardner ready I any way for that scenario. Which means Bellomy must have looked good enough in practice.
... In terms of performance unless he's Heisman material. Only the really really good QBs are ready to run a major-college team as freshman, and even then they usually have to come in early, not have a senior QB blocking them from first team reps, and not, y'know, be recovering from mono.
I predict that if he does play, we'll see laser to Tacopants and defenders - much like Bellomy v. Nebraska, but perhaps marginally better. Arm strength does matter, but not if you don't know the plays, blocking and patterns.
all about it last Spring on MGoBlog.
Yes please. I also think that a redshirt year will slow down the hype train, which can't hurt.
Build some muscle in that time! Kid needs to bulk up a bit.
If Devin gets his redshirt and stays injury free, then why burn it if we don't have to ?
The coaches will probably plan to redshirt him unless they feel like they have to burn it. That only happens if he's somehow better than Gardner, which is really unlikely, or he's a significant upgrade from Bellomy and Gardner goes down with an injury. Even then, the injury would have to threaten Michigan with a loss, be for an extended period, or be in the Ohio State game with the game on the line. Regardless, he'll definitely travel with the team next season.
There was a period during the OSU game last year when Lewan looked like he might be knocked out of the game. I honestly thought Braden or Magnuson was going in on the next series, and I would have thought it was the right move--even that late in the season.
It's going to come down to whether or not he can win the #2 job. If he's our second-best QB, I think he'll play. If not, he redshirts.
I think he will be the 2nd string but will only go in if Gardner goes down in a big game. Barring and big injuries to Gardner I think Morris redshirts
Doesn't mean he'll play.
He can be the #2 in practice and on the depth chart, but if Gardner is healthy all year and you're just talking mop-up duty...why would you put Morris in?
You don't get "game experience" in mop-up duty...so don't give me that excuse.
had to come out of a game during the Big Ten season and Michigan is trailing by say 4 points, who do you want to see take the snap??
Are we assuming Shane has never seen a college snap before? Then for sure Bellomy.
I would hope that if Gardner had to come out of a meaninful game that Michigan would play the guy who gives them the best chance to win. I think Morris will prove to be that guy.
OK, but that's purely an opinion, the last part I mean.
We have no evidence at this point that Shane would give us a better chance to win than Bellomy. In the on-field play that I've seen from each of them, I think Bellomy is the better QB right now, and he would give us the better chance to win. Shane has tools that Bellomy doesn't and certainly has the higher ceiling, but I don't think he'd help us win more this season than Bellomy.
So far? 4 of 21 and 4 picks. If he is not a better option than Bellomy next season I will be surprised. Forget saving a redshirt, you would be more confident if Michigan were in a situation that they had to throw the ball with Bellomy over Morris??
You keep ripping on Bellomy, but what evidence is there that Shane would be any better? Bellomy had crazy high school stats, in Texas no less, but when in his first season playing in college, things looked bad for him. Why do we think this wouldn't happen to Shane, without the benefit of a redshirt? Just because he has a big arm?
Bellomy was not ready last year, but this will be a whole year later. DG sure improved a lot in one year. I think Shane will need that year (at least) to get to where Bellomy is at now.
Bellomy was a RS Frosh this past season correct? And we kept hearing that he was the #2 QB and looking good in practice which enabled them to keep DG at WR. But when called upon Bellomy wasnt ready and since that game hes had a mysterious injury. I hope Bellomy is ready so Shane can RS but im not optomistic about it. Also highlights why a qb shouldve been takin in 2012 class.
This is exactly right. I have a comparison - Kyle Kalis. I bet Kalis was better than either Brzynski or Glasgow by the middle of the Big Ten season last fall, but when garbage time came around, they went in at the guards in his place so he could redshirt. Now, if we had had major injuries on the OL where we needed a back up OG to play a full game, things may have been different.
Like that, I expect Bellomy to take the back-up snaps just like last year unless there is a longer term injury.
Yes, RS plz
I think of it this way:
Don't you wish Denard could have been redshirted his Freshman year when he clearly wasn't ready to play QB in the B1G? Imagine having him back next year as a HB/WR/QB weapon.
Same thing with Shane, I'd rather have another year of him at his prime than a year of him learning the ropes as a true Freshman. Unless ofcourse Gardner and Bellomy are hit with long term injuries, but thats unlikely to happen because they are not DBs at Michigan.
The fact that the entire freshman OL group redshirted despite having almost zero depth on the line suggests that Hoke will reshirt people even if they are as good/slightly better than the backups suggests Morris will get a redshirt
After watching that Nebraska game, Bellamy and Michigan dont go well together..we are short on QBs so we should have Morris as a backup to Gardner.
Had already graduated...
So because Bellomy had a bad game, the true freshman must be better? Please elaborate.
If Gardner goes down, we would be screwed. Bellomy is not good. There is your explanation.
You're right - hopefully Shane can tear it up like he did in the UA game or any of his HS games.
Look - I think Shane will be good, I just don't think Shane will be good this year. And I don't think Bellomy is as bad as that one game showed. Tie breaker? Bellomy actually knows the plays.
Is still waiting for the ball.
bellomy may have had the worst game for a QB in the history of UM football. i seriously doubt the top 5 QB in this recruiting class would do worse. i would think a talent like morris would perform more like a frosh henne or henson than bellomy.
I thought he played well once he settled in, up until he was injured.
Shane is not like Henson or Henne. Both of those guys were far more polished than Shane (and much higher ranked recruits, as well). Shane has a very high ceiling, but isn't as close to it yet as either of those guys were. Plus, Henson had Terrell and Walker and Henne had Braylon, Breaston and Avant. That helps the transition as well.
Might as well. What's the point of burning the shirt for a little garbage time. The only reason he wouldn't be is if he is way ahead of Bellomy and something happens to D Gardener (Lord help us if he gets hurt).
Needs he redshirt. If DG goes down, bellomy will be in, no way he couldn't be better than Shane. Nothing against Shane, he'll probably be a god qb but he needs to RS.
1.) Will DG get his RS injury?
2.) If Shane is far superior then Bellomy in summer camp.
If 1.) is No and/or 2.) is yes, then I don't see Shane getting a RS. Though I'm hoping that 1.) will be Yes and 2.) will be a wash in summer camp and Shane gets the RS.
RS him and keep Bellomy as the backup. God forbid Devin goes down.
RS, unless emergency occurs.
Unless Devin gets hurt Shane is absolutely RSing.
if he is better than bellomy, he should play- injury, mop up, whenever he is needed.
i believe we gave up in nebraska because we did not play our 2 best QBs-DR and DG!
Was Bellomy's injury again?
Ideally, if the coaches thought he was near or better than Devin last year he should be a solid backup
I believe it is possible that Gardner isn't on our team in 2014 (not llikely, but possible). With that in mind I would prefer that Shane see as much time on the field as possible...
That said, I would imagine we will see Bellamy in the case of an in game injury long before we see Morris.
And Morris is better than Bellomy? Could Morris get meaningful time if the season hangs in the balance?
Of course the best case is a redshirt with DG tearing it up, but that's an easy decision.
I think people seeing Bellomy (as a RS Freshman) play so poorly at Nebraska has given them the notion that the kid has no place on a CFB field. Ever. As if he cannot mature, learn and develop like players have for all of football history. Why does a failed few Freshman outings = bust these days? I firmly believe he can play QB at a winning level at Michigan. I believe more practice in a system not geared to run Denard to death will help him. Call me crazy but I think that. So, unless Shane comes in head & shoulders above Bellomy you RS him. I don't know if that will be the case and I'd bet against it. It would take the staff knowing Bellomy cannot manage a game & a VERY early injury (like Gutz early) for Morris to play this year, IMO.
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Homemade Heart Shaped Shortbread Cookies
|Sifted all purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Semi sweet chocolate
|6 Ounce
Preheat oven to 350 F with the rack in the middle of the oven.
Whisk the flour with the salt in a medium sized bowl. Set aside.
Next beat the the butter until smooth and creamy (about 1 minute). Add the sugar and vanilla and beat until smooth (about 2 minutes). Combine the wet and the dry ingredients and mix until combined.
Cover the dough and refrigerate for one hour or until easy to handle.
On a well-floured surface, roll out the dough to 1/4 inch thickness using a rolling pin. Using the heart-shaped cookie cutter, cut 25 cookies.
Place cookies in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes.
Next place cookies on a greased baking sheet and bake 10 minutes until light golden. Let cool.
After that melt the chocolate in a double boiler. Once chocolate has melted, remove it from the heat. Taking one cookie at a time, dip one end of each cookie in the melted chocolate and place it on a parchment lined baking sheet. Once chocolate has set, transfer cookies to cooling rack to dry thoroughly.
Serve and enjoy.