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Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin was spotted at Georgia pro day on Thursday, where outside linebacker Jarvis Jones had, what was reported to be, an unimpressive showing.
Jones reportedly turned in a slow 4.9 forty yard dash, and he didn\'t move overly fluid in the linebacker drills either. The 6 foot, 2-inch linebacker did not work out at the NFL combine last month because his training had been delayed while he consulted with doctors about his spinal stenosis that he was diagnosed with while initially at USC. Jones did, however, meet with several doctors while in Indianapolis who believe, he was misdiagnosed in the first place.
Jones has long been linked to the Steelers as a possible first-round selection due to their need at the outside linebacker position. Longtime starter James Harrison was released a few weeks ago, but the team believes that Jason Worilds, their second-round pick in the 2010 draft, is ready to fill the shoes vacated by the former Defensive Player of the Year.
Jones slow forty yard dash time, however, is not as concerning as his ability to play the run. He showed during his time at Georgia that he can get after quarterbacks, but was often handled with ease when run at. Forty times, as we all know by now, are overrated. As former NFL general manager Charley Casserly noted on NFL Network, via a report by Pro Football Talk, there have been other outside linebackers that have run in the 4.9 range at their pro days before that have excelled in the league. Casserly specifically pointed out Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs as an example. Suggs, who, by the way, did weigh 15 more pounds than Jones at his pro day, had a 40 time in the 4.9 range as well.
Despite his poor showing on Thursday, many still believe that Jones is a top 15 player. Should he drop to the Steelers, it might present an opportunity to trade down a few spots if another team is interested in moving up for him. This assumes that the Steelers don\'t deem him worthy of the pick.
While most of the media attention Thursday was on Jones, he wasn\'t the only Georgia player on display, as scouts and NFL team personnel were also present to observe defensive tackle John Jenkins, linebacker Alec Ogletree, and safeties Bacarri Rambo and Shawn Williams in addition to several more Georgia draft hopefuls.
Just because Tomlin was present, doesn\'t necessarily mean that he was there to see Jones, as all the players listed above certainly could fit Steelers needs as well.
Below is the post pro day interview that Jones had with the media that was present, and you can read more about the Thursday pro day at Georgia at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
If he is there at 17 no way we trade down. His run defense may not be great, but he is a top 10 talent for a reason. A slow 40 time could be the best thing that could of happend at the pro day for the Steelers.
Good maybe now he could fall to us at 17!
Sure hope he is available at 17 really like I kid. I don't trust Jason Worilds at all, time to call him a bust.
I don't care, draft him if he is there at 17th overall. In fact, if he makes it to the teens, I think you make due diligence to move up (Bucs and Panthers) and draft him, lest the Saints draft him at 15th overall. The Saints are shifting to a 3-4 and have already shown interest in him. Actually, the word is he already has a scheduled meeting with them before the draft. The interest definitely seems legitimate, and for good reason.
"He said he met with the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday and listed Kansas City, Philadelphia and Detroit as teams he plans to meet with in the near future" – Source: ESPN
No way! This kid has red flags all over him; why risk a top 1st round draft pick on a guy that has potentially health risks? He is not that great in run support, the Steelers pride themselves in stopping the rn with their front seven. If he can't stop the run, don't move up,move down and let some other team take him.
Hope they can move down and get maybe a extra 2nd or 3rd round pick
I would say you are in the minority my friend. Most in Steeler nation would like to see us draft Jarvis Jones.
WAY too early to call him a bust.
Actually you'd be surprised by how many people have shown no interest in jarvis jones, especially in 1st. Id be okay if it's 2nd but not 1st. Steelers need a receiver, that is their top priority right now and I guarantee you.
No, WR is not their top priority. You misjudge how they value WR in their offense. They may take one in 2-4, but not likely round 1. Look at it this way, Of the 4 WRs taken in the first since FA started, how many played more than 4 seasons with the Steelers? There is no value there.
Bad example, brah. Santonio holmes was a stoner. Troy edwards was a bust. Arguably steelers regretted letting Plaxico Burress go. If this was Arians' offense, i'd be with you but for Haley's, we need a size, hands, speed, and an immediate impact considering mike wallace isn't here and heath miller is out indefinitely. You don't find prospects like that later on in draft, safest bet are those in 1st. You say no value, but what does that make Heath Miller? A wasted pick?
Don't move up. stay or trade down.
Did anyone see Ogletree's 40 time?
Watched a couple GA games this past year, was very impressed by Jones. Definitely a game changer.
Not as impressed with his post workout comments.
Heath Miller is a TE, brah. If you were talking Eifert in the first, I would likely agree.
Otherwise, you don't know your Steelers History. You say I gave a bad example, and that we need someone that can make an immediate impact, but none of our four first round WRs made much impact in their first season. Edwards the bust had arguably the best rookie season of any of them. An I don't think anyone has legitimately argued that letting Burress walk hurt us.
"You don't find prospects like that later on in draft, safest bet are those in 1st."
Haha, yeah sure. The only two WRs they have found worthy of a second contract were later round guys, They don't place value on WR in the first. certainly not enough to carelessly "guarantee" that they are going that way.
Actually, most everybody I've talked to are hoping he somehow makes it to us at the 17th spot, but those same people don't think it will happen.
In addition, in most of the mock drafts that have us taking someone else other than Jones is because they have Jones going before us. I don't recall seeing one mock where Jones was taken any later than our 17th pick. The mocks where he wasn't taken before our pick they had him going to us.
Suit yourself. I have a source for this. Whatever to entertain you.
Yeah, I personally think his red flags are overblown. His stats where better than Jadaven Clowney's last year (though Clowney was a SO. and Jones a JR). Whoever ends up drafting Jones, whether it ultimately be us or another team, is going to be getting a player who should have a lot of success in the NFL. That is why I wouldn't have a problem with them moving say like a couple spots to draft him.
Jones in the first or Rambo in the fourth, both would be nice value at positions of need.
Everybody in Pittsburgh thinks they have a source. They are never right. You know how many people had a source that we were picking Iupati, or Harvin, or Hightower, or …
Not to mention that only a fool would believe that the Steelers are willing to lock themselves into a specific position in the first a month before the draft.
I wouldn't move up for him, but he would be difficult to pass on.
Yeah, just saying I would be bothered by it. But at the same time I actually would be kind of bummed if he did go to the Saints at 15 because we didn't move up, assuming that was who the Steelers ultimately wanted to draft (you know, how sometimes Steelers reveal their intentions after they drafted in the first. Sort of like they said last year they thought about moving up to draft DeCastro).
In some years, yeah, but this year there is so much talent in the 15-25 range that we have lots of choices. And with the inflated QB market, someone is bound to fall to us. I am guessing a WR.
Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree about the talent pool, but I'll be rooting for them to draft Jones, haha!
I think Tomlin has confidence in Jason Worldis taking over for Harrison. I can't understand why everyone seems to be after OLB in the first. There are far bigger needs like MLB, FS, SS and WR. At least with OLB there is someone to step in who could play at a high level.
I want the Steelers to draft a WR in the first round and they could. Between Patterson and Allen at least one will be a pro bowler and
be worth the pick. I could see the team taking a WR, S, or MLB in the first, possibly CB or TE. I do not see the team taking OLB, DT,.DL, OL or RB no matter who falls to them.
Teams may take the best player available but need also comes into the equation. There will be several players there at 17 that the Steelers need thay will be worth the pick.
Going into the combine this year, reports come out of GA saying Jones won't test well at the combine. Not to long later, reports came out that Jones wouldn't work out at the combine. That's ok, some of the big names wait for their pro days, that's their choice. I guess if your not going to do good it's better to only look bad in front of 50 people rather than the whole country. As Kevin has said that the Steelers use the combine to get to know the players and for medical. The Steelers use game tape to evaluate players. I have watched a few GA games and I'm not impressed at all. Yeah, Jones had 14.5 sacks and that's good, but I've seen him not able to get off blocks against TE's. if you can't do that, you have no chance at the next level. The SC game he had 2 sacks I think and one of them was a coverage sack, sack none the less. Lattimore ran right by him.
If we ran a 4-3 and Jones was a DE, I could see drafting him at 17 with his stats. The thing is we don't. We run a zone 3-4. The 3 things an OLB needs to be able to do is: 1) get after the QB. Jones can do that. 2) stop the run. Jones has a hard time with that. 3) drop into coverage. He won't be able to cover Speath with his speed. It's funny how Te'o was slammed because of his speed. People were saying he's to slow to cover TE's. the same with Minter. Now Jones comes out and is the slowest of the top 5 and he's still a top 15 pick. Wow, what blinders are we looking through? What about the reports that Jones has a work ethic problem, he doesn't like the weight room. If he's so good, why didn't he get any awards other than All American? Don't say that Te'o got them all because he played at ND either, because that's BS.
Im not sold on Jones, I think he's a liability in the run game and in coverage. If I'm picking a OLB, I'm picking Porter from A&M or T Williams from UConn in the 3rd. I would take Brown, Minter, or Te'o before Jones any day of the week. Kevin said the draft is about want and not need, and I don't think there is enough to want in Jarvis Jones
I definitely take Jones over a WR in the 1st. I like Hopkins a lot, and Keenan Allen is pretty nice too, but I think Jones warrants the 17 pick before any receiver in this class. And there is good value for receiver in 2nd and 3rd round. If they got Jones in the first and Justin Hunter in the second or third I'd still be happy. And I know there are red flags, but honestly Jones is the one defensive player worthy of a first round pick that I can immediately imagine in Black and Gold.
LOL, before this article there's no way you would have received 4 negative votes for your post. People on this site are nothing more than sheep. Steelers draft a WR with their first pick.
This article has nothing to do with whether Worilds is a bust, so no.
I just wanted to chime in and say that I go to UGA and that I absolutely love Georgia football. With that being said the Steelers are my #1 team. (Family scattered throughout western PA, Steelers fan by birth)
As much as I would love to see JJ or any other dawg for that matter go from red & black to black & gold, I think we are in more of a need for a WR than an OLB. Agree to disagree, I know there are solid cases for both. I hope we can upgrade at WR, LB & S in the draft regardless.
Well said and agree 100%
Yep, not a Steelers OLB. Funny how people forget that we draft differently than other teams & most of our OLBs start out as DEs in College, not converted safeties (Ogletree, Moore) who can't shed blocks or hold the point against double-teams.
Another thing that I think the Jones @17 supporters are forgetting – he won't start in year 1. Given that certainty, would they still be happy using a 1st on him?
There's 2 points to always keep in mind when thinking about drafting an OLB for the Steelers:
1. 1st year D players never start (Hampton at NT being the only exception).
2. Majority of Steelers OLB played DE in College.
Also kendrell Bell but I c your point I don't follow college football closely but but seen I think the all American game what are Steelers fans thoughts on ansah
Bell was the 1st (and last) rookie LB to start for the Steelers since 1974. I get a little sad every time his name is brought up & usually watch some old games featuring him in the off-season.
I was referring to our OLBs, our ILBs tend to be LBers in college, our OLBs tend to be DEs. Steelers go after guys with power-rush moves who can hold the point of attack, not OLBs who, like Jones, made the majority of their plays by running past an inferior athlete. As superdriller pointed out, a decent TE can block Jones 1-on-1 – so how is he going to manage against NFL OTs? I can't find any tape of him beating a good player at the point of attack & I've been watching some Georgia games lately to check out Jones & Ogletree, neither of who I consider to be a 1st Rd Pick as far as the Steelers D/scheme is concerned.
There was some discussion on Ansah previously, I think he's not a Steelers 3-4 OLB ( too tall & rangy) and if I recall, most people here though he fits best as a 4-3 DE which I would agree with.
I think there have been some great NFL players had crap numbers in pro day or combine. So consider that.
The opposit are some workout warriors who inflate their draft stock then u never hear about them after entering NFL, Steelers have drafted a few of those in the past in rds 2 & 1, had size & speed but never made impact in NFL.
Stay away from defensive players from Georgia, they're punks. Manti teo ran faster than this turd
It is known that Jones is just a natural talent, he is not a gym rat, he shows up "as is" on game day. People who live on stats will not like him as much, lucky for the team tho, they go by game film I think they will take him if available at 17.
He was been around for 3 years, if he was that good he would have had way more snaps than he has had in his career. He was picked 52nd overall in '10 and has not forced his away on the field yet. Not impressed.
Behind James Harrison and Lamarr Woodley.
Thank You someone knows football! Ansah is a DE in a 4-3 defense
Way to tall for a 3-4 OLB the O-line would get under him and rag doll him.
Thank You! Steelers draft college DE to play their system. Jones has poor work ethics that is why his pro day was poor.
Please don't mix the Cowher drafts with the Tomlins'.
Tomlin drafted the totally one-dimensional Chris Carter too. And he developed the new breed of "playmaking" hobbit ILBs:
2011 UDFA – Mario Harvey 5107 257
2012 draft – Sean Spence 5113 231
2013 offseason FA sign – Brian Rolle 5095 229
2013 draft? – Marvin Burdette 5095 232
(Both the Steelers and Texans showed a lot of interest in Burdette at the UAB pro day, who projects as an inside backer/special teams player)
And Farrior and Foote played at around 225 pound during the last two seasons.
Did you read the "Tomlin on physical football: "It's a mentality"" article at the official site?
That is a joke. A bad one.
This kind of offense does not require a speed receiver it requires a possession receiver. The speed guy should play out of the slot position. A player that runs good routes with great hands always outperforms speed.
And Miller is a Tight End.
Thats the problem to take his game to the next level AKA Harrison you have to be more dedicated to the gym,film room,alot more to the NFL than just showing up on game day.
If that" the case he won't last long in this league.
He played behind two pro-bowl LBs one of whom was a former DPOY. Last year he was second on the team in sacks despite playing in limited time. He has shown flashes of being good despite being injured, and has shown flashes of being so-so. While he may not have set the world on fire so far, calling him a bust implies you don't know the meaning of the word.
100% agree with you, I was commenting on his workout performance.
If the team would take him, talent wise its a no brainier, I don't care what he ran in the 40 in shorts. how he presented himself to them character wise will be his up or down vote.
You made a great point when you referenced Te'o's workouts at the combine. After the event, he was quickly and unfairly labeled a huge bust because of his slow 40 yard dash.
Someone else that has received similar criticism is Damontre Moore for not blowing out the charts with his workout stats at the combine and pro days. Moore pro day numbers are similar to Jones' in a lot of ways. The guy was clearly a top 5 pick in every mock prior to the combine, now he's not even a 1st round pick.
Looks in fact like a double standard.
Valid points & thanks for the tip on the article – I don't fully agree with Tomlin on the first part of what he says. It's always been a fear of mine that a tampa-2 coach would try to draft smaller, quicker LBers and although Tomlin certainly has done that, I get the impression he's after a 2nd ILB like Timmons for sub-packages to replace the traditional SILB like Farrior & Foote. Timmons was around 225 when drafted, but he's also drafted DEs to play OLB ( Woodley, Worilds, Gibson, Carter & Davis) & the LBers he has drafted for ILB had been LBers in College (Timmons,Spence, Slyvester, Humpal), so in that regard the philosophy doesn't seem to have changed that much between Cowher and Tomlin, at least not for OLB.
What I'd really like to know is the 10 yard split for his 40-time, I think that's the most valid timing for DL/LB. Off the ball he looked good, after 15 he seemed to plateau & lose balance, even when he didn't stumble. For DBs and WRs I like to know the 40s, but for most every other position the 10 is what interests me.
In currently Haley's scheme, Heath Miller IS a receiving tight end… regardless, it is a receiving position.
I'm not from Pittsburgh but okay. Actually no, annually its usually either two or three positions that are locked to be picked within 1st round with BPA. We never draft a player for the position that we don't need to. We aren't Oakland Raiders.
We have not only Jason Worilds (I don't see him being a full-time ROLB0 but Adrian Robinson who the team is very high on. What you are saying is we ought to risk 1st round with a risky prospect when WE already invested two linebackers that are in top 3 for biggest cap hit… financially it doesn't make any sense!
People forget that the Steelers are business first.
This year, BPA meeting our biggest needs happen to be receiving, either wide receiver or tight end. Now there's other position that the steelers are also looking at; O-line and running back. If they are BPA, yes they'll be the pick. Defensive prospect won't be because they aren't BPA and only will create surplus in any other positions (cornerback, safety, defensive end for example) or the players aren't within value of 1st round (nose tackle, inside linebacker, and OLB!) So the first pick will be an offensive player.
If your argument is that OLB is our biggest weakness despite #1 defense in NFL then I am grateful that you aren't our GM.
Woodley was hurt for a long time last year and what I've seen so far isn't much. I sure hope he shows me i'm wrong in '13 but i'm not counting on it. It's time to come out & play like a 2nd rounder or it's time on move on.
I hear you mokhkw. I get sad too ever time Bell's name is mentioned but why is everyone trying to forget that Woodley started at outside linebacker in his first year in 2007? Is my memory bad or am I missing something?
I think the they would jump on a chance to get him, (of which there is near 0) and that he would play LB as well as putting his hand in the dirt, in his first year.
Yes if a lineman got into him his height is a disadvantage, just like his near 36″ long arms to keep them off is an advantage. Thing is how many tackles are anything but his height ( 6'5″) or more..
He is a terror as he is with 1 year as full time player they would run to the podium with that ticket.
Wow. I've been really surprised by how drastic the difference of opinion is regarding the 1st Round pick this year. I'm assuming it stems from the fact that we have so many needs to fill; people see the priority of those needs differently.
Agree with your assessment on Jones. I am concerned about his ability to beat NFL tackles. The Steelers OLBs tend to be much stronger bull rushers and can anchor the edge against the run. I think Jones is a better fit as a 4-3 OLB.
Disagree on Ansah. I agree his most "natural" fit is a LDE in a 4-3. But I think with a year or two of training he would fit in nicely as an OLB in our 3-4. Our shorter OLBs (Harrison/Woodley) may get under the OT's pads but the NFL refs allow so much holding that technique gets negated. I think Ansah's height and length is a great advantage when combating OT's and even greater against TE's and RB's (which is where LeBeau tries to get the match up). Against the run Ansah has the weight/strength/length to anchor and shed blocks better than any OLB in this draft. Then there is his speed. I don't think you fully realize how rare it is to find a guy with his size who can run that fast. He's faster than JPP or Aldon Smith. I think he will be fantastic in coverage. And batting down passes at the LOS.
All we had to do is lose that last meaningless game and we would have drafted higher.
Why did you have to remind me of Troy Edwards.
Draft best available athlete.
No, actually, I am not saying anything about OLB being our biggest weakness. I am not so foolish as to lock into a position, the Steelers don't do that.
"We never draft a player for the position that we don't need to."
We draft the best player available at a position we are not stacked at. DE was not our biggest need when we got Heyward. TE was not our biggest need with Miller. RB was not our biggest need with Mendenhall. I could go on.
"This year, BPA meeting our biggest needs happen to be receiving, either wide receiver or tight end."
Absolutely ridiculous statement. You have no idea who the BPA will be, and many scouts have only Patterson and Eifert as being worth a pick in the 1st half of the first round at a receiving position. They are only going to pick someone they have ranked in their top 16. That is how they work.
Star could fall, Jones could fall, Cooper could be there, one of the ILBs could fall, they could go for Warmack. There are many possible PBAs and neither Colbert or nor Tomlin knows who or what position they are looking at for sure at this point.
That I agree with, but that is a LONG way from being a bust.
Did you even read what I said? No Cameron Heyward wasn't a need for the year he got drafted but he'll be a starter next year, the steelers draft ahead. When heath miller got drafted, TE was a need, especially with lacking size after losing Plaxico Burress. Willie Parker was an one-dimensional running back so they got Mendenhall although argumentative pick because the pool for running backs were so rich in that draft.
I'm telling you this- if we go with Jarvis Jones, it means they don't think Lamarr Woodley are here to stay. Do you think that's the case? No!
You contradict yourself. They draft ahead (true) but they only draft for need (untrue)? They draft the best player available at a position they are not extremely deep at. Position is secondary in the process. If a guy with top ten talent falls to 17, they will pick him more times than not regardless of position. That is exactly what they thought they were doing with Mendenhall.
More to the point, they take a holistic view of the draft when picking. There are a ton of mid round receivers and really only one or two first round worthy guys. Whenever that is the case, we see them pick guys at that position in the mid rounds. There are a ton of other possible guys that are likely to fall to them that would be bigger value than a receiver. WR isn't that important of a position in our offense.
"I'm telling you this- if we go with Jarvis Jones, it means they don't
think Lamarr Woodley are here to stay. Do you think that's the case?
No, it doesn't. It means they are not happy with their depth at OLB, nor should they be, and it MAY mean that they are uncertain on Worilds. It says little to nothing at all about Woodley. You deal way too much in absolute conclusions with little to back up those conclusions.
And all of this is digressing from the original point of contention. That being that your statement that "Steelers need a receiver, that is their top priority right now and I guarantee you." Which is an utterly stupid statement that has no backup whatsoever in fact. I feel like I am all the sudden on Bleacher Report.
Without mike wallace anf heath miller, how are we going to score??? Please enlighten me on this one, sir. We have NO possession WR, Heath Miller was our guy for this and he's out indefinitely. Remember, scheme matters most.
There are few ways steelers draft. When an elite player, a prospect that they can't miss out on- fell, they will get them regardless of where they are: pouncey and decastro come to mind. Jarvis jones is not.. I mean he's not a top pass-rusher of this draft, I'm matter of fact I'm somewhat enticed that people act like they are surprised that Jonesis falling….
There is no blue chip player in this draft. So yes we go with "BPA meets need" rather than BPA. Sometime this applies to 2nd round or later. Steelers not only scout talents but mentality. The players have to be willingly to sit behind players, worilds, gilbert, and adams all come to mind. Steelers used to be high on upside but there's a big flaw to that… if the player can't grasp the concept of waiting… developing… then he's not right for us.
My major argument is that offense was ranked 22nd where defense was ranked #1 in consecutive years. And we lost weapons on offensive side, so.. how can this not be any more clear for you?
How did you think we used Heath Miller on this offense? As a possession receiver. the difference between tight end and wide receiver is really just "size" and maybe…usage of position but in Haley's, Heath is a possession receiver regardless how you like it.
We lost a weapon on the offensive side, and Heath will in all likelihood miss 6 games or less (plus I have already addressed the TE/WR difference, not getting in to that again). We have no Possession WR? Cotchery has been that his whole career, we just haven't used him much because he was pushed so far down the depth chart. Not to mention that Patterson, who is likely gone before 17, is the only WR that fits the possession mold worthy of a first. They WILL pick a WR in the draft, we all know that, but the 3rd round or later is far more likely than the first. Especially considering that Brown and Sanders fit Haley's offense to a T, whereas Wallace did not.
You seem to think that I am saying we will automatically pick on the defensive side of the ball. I said no such thing (you seem to like making straw man arguments though). I do think we have more needs on defense, but that has minimal impact on who we pick in the first.
"My major argument is that offense was ranked 22nd where defense was ranked #1 in consecutive years."
Statistics can be misleading. The only defensive stat that matters is scoring, and we were 6th there. Plus, I still maintain that the biggest problem in Haley's offense last year was Ben in the second half of the year. Our offense was up in the first half until he started doing his own thing again. On top of that, we lost some key play makers to where we have zero depth at safety, zero depth at ILB, and minimal depth at OLB and CB. Combine that with a largely aging defense and we have more needs on the defensive side of the ball. But, again so that you don't get confused, I am not saying that will impact who they pick in the first. Merely that the number of needs on that side of the ball is greater.
Actually, Charley Casserly said on Path to the Draft show, that NO player at that height/weight/timed speed has been successful in the NFL. Casserly did say he thought watching film that Jones was a 4.6 player. The Suggs comment pointed out that Suggs was 260. Casserly sees Jones dropping in the draft.
He had better hope they pull the FL tape and not the ones that he didn't show up on. If you can't get off a TE's block in college, I pity you when you have to go up against a pro Tackle. How many TE's blocked Harrison for an extended amount of time? There could be some but I doubt that many. If you can't be prepared for your pro day, there's a problem. I would rather take someone with above average talent vs. someone with great talent. Here's why. The guy with above average talent will bust his ass to get better everyday. The other will get lazy because he feels his talent will get him by. That being said, it doesn't hold true in every case on either side. A lot goes to character. But in this case it holds true, Jones doesn't seem to be that motivated to get better. He thinks his stats will pull him through. I know not all LB/DE have a lot of upper body strength but most do, but GA had a CB out lift Jones. Makes you think if he has what it takes for the next level? Time will tell.
Everything I've seen on this kid is that he's a 4-3 OLB. I've seen a few things that Dion Jordan from Oregon is the top 3-4 OLB. We hear any interest on this kid? I'm still interested to see worilds step up. Worth he article on here a bit ago if like to see Rambo in the later rounds.
I'm a big Ansah fan. Half cuz I love in Utah and he's a beast. Dudes bigger than Woodley and Woodley is huge. I think just to big to stand up and play. He won't drop anyway.
So what are your thoughts in Jarvis as a 3-4 OLB in the pros? If Steelers were to address OLB at the 17th pick, do you see Jones being a player that would be a long term outstanding player in the Steelers defensive scheme?
I'd not even go with C. Patterzon. I'm think of somebody more like DeAndre Hopkins and he's a 1st round prospect. Exactly what we need opposing Antonio Brown. Now you are right, Cotchery is a possession receiver but we aren't looking for a depth; we are looking for a starter in this draft, later in 3rd? Sheesh. This is a deep pool but it'll shrink fast. Steelers aren't known to gamble on that kind of situation.
Even I'm a big fan of Tavon Austin, i'd go eith Hopkins or Eifert before Austin.
Most of all; I do not get why we ought to get Jarvis Jones when Chase Thomas of Stanford is essential same player with a grade of 4th-5th round (steelers were looking at them hard, as rumors had it when they visited Stanford).
I do not know everything inside and out but I do know this that they signed Spaeth to stay away from a 1st round tight end even if Eifert is a better prospect than Heath Miller were. Also they are trying so hard to sign Ahmad Bradshaw at right price because it eliminate the necessity of drafting a running back early. Only lack of movement were at wide receiver which is a strong indication to me, don't you think?
Your right, statistic is misleading in many ways but its not for our drafting strategy because usually it works around currently players' contract; one player will be done in *blank* years and our goal is to have a player up next by *blank years and on defensive side, this draft actually play in our favor because late round prospects just fit our needs perfectly betwen 3-6th rounds (AJ Klein of Iowa State, Chase Thomas of Stanford, Shamarko Thomas of Syracuse, and Kapron Lewis-Moore whom is Colbert's personal favorite) all can contribute at much lesser of contracts. The separation of talent-wise between those players and 1st round defensive prospects are very slim.
So basically what I'm trying to say; you look for separation of talent, meeting our needs, general scout's grading on players (more of a mass psychology game by all mean), and financially how they can fit the map. I can't even come up with any reason we will go with defensive prospect in 1st round. None of those guys offer what we doesn't have, and most importantly: financially it doesn't fit.
That's why I'm persistent on my case of offensive weapon in first round. Not trying to be an obilivious guy, but hopefully you can see why I'm pretty certain, you know? I do have some actual inside information but not all of it.
You will see next year how much he struggles to get on the field with the 4-3 defense team that drafts him to play as a DE.In 2 years he will be around 290 lbs he is not the size of an OLB for a 3-4 defense the end.
Jarvis Jones is a good talent but for a 4-3 defense Steelers don't want him.
If a corner out lifts a LB that is sad. not a LB I would want he must be soft!
Every year there are only about 5-8 Blue Chip players.Theses are players that are with out a doubt starters from day one.
And how many blue chip players are there in this draft? Even better, outside of top 5?
Personally, Patterson is the ONLY WR I would take in the first. I would take Hopkins or Austin in the second, but to me WR is very rarely worth a first. "we are looking for a starter in this draft, later in 3rd? Sheesh." Ward, Randel El, Wallace, Sanders, Brown, most of our starters recently have been later round picks. While we need someone to contribute today, I am not convinced at all that we need a starter. I think we would be OK with a top three of Brown, Sanders and Cotch with Burress and a draft pick playing in spots. But that is just me.
I wouldn't look at the Spaeth signing as meaning much of anything for our draft. Speath is not a pass catching TE by any stretch. He has had more than 10 catches or 100yds receiving, in a SEASON just once. They brought him in for depth and to block, He is not meant to be, and is not capable of being the starter.
Don't get me wrong, I am not necessarily in favor of them picking Jones, but I think LB or S is more likely than WR. Personally, I think if they go offense in the first, they pick OG Cooper out of UNC.
At least not like any we have seen before, then again not to many OLB were track athletes.
Mute point anyway, he will not be around at 17 some have him gone before 10 now.
I love me some Jonathan Cooper man, but it'd be a luxury pick. If it was Lane Johnson, I definitely can see why.
I like all of the discussion I'm seeing here regarding Jones. Good points on both sides (for and against picking him). As someone who has graded drafts and prospects for 30 years let me see if I can help solve the issue a bit. A good first round pick should check all of the boxes, meaning good on game tape, ideal measureables (size/speed/strength), position skills, and a few specifics for each position. As some have mentioned below, workout warriors don't translate to good first round picks unless they have some game tape to match. However, guys that look good in college don't make good first round picks if they are lacking in certain measureables and skills…and you might as well thow college stats out the window as a predictor of success in the NFL (it's basically a crap shoot). So that this post doesn't get too long, let me reply below with my specific opinion on Jones…
I had a feeling Jones wouldn't work out at the combine because he knew he'd run a slow 40 and be so-so in the LB drills. Plus, he has less than ideal coverage skills and marginal strength for a top LB. He's a good rusher and tackler, but like I said above, he doesn't check all the boxes as you would hope for. Plus, even though the spinal stenosis checked out ok, you have to wonder if that could effect him at some point down the road. If I was a Super Bowl team picking at 31 or 32 maybe I take a chance on him, but not @17. Considering the Steelers have needs at several positions, I wouldn't want to gamble too much with my #1 pick. If I'm going to take chances, I'll save that for day 3. Hope this helps!
Dion Jordan is a great athlete and has the skills you look for in a top LB pick…problem is he will be long gone by #17. He is in KCs consideration set for #1 overall and Jax at #2 overall
"pimping" John Simon OLB OSU… a Vrabel clone only faster.. and he just happened to be the big 10 defensive player of the year, yet has been getting zero pub, or even mention.
he would be a steal in the 3rd if he lasts that long. i'd love take him in the 2nd and use our 1st on WR,TE,or Safety, whoever is deemed the better prospect at those positions
They should take Williams in the third
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We are definitely talking about the right Hare & Hounds are we? The one at Mill Brow, not the one on Dooley Lane?
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You might say that Skipwith Elementary is home to Catherine "Kitti" Huber, and not just because she attended the school as a child or because she's taught there for 12 years – or even because her daughter, Tara, also has taught there for the past four years.
In reality, Skipwith is home because of the students she's taught and the community she's watched grow up.
"I've been in [teaching] long enough now that many of my students have become adults," says Huber, who teaches second grade at the school and whose career spans nearly three decades, including 28 years in Henrico County (at Ratcliffe and Fair Oaks in addition to Skipwith). "One of my first-graders is a professor in college now. I've watched little people become big people. It's really amazing sometimes how similar the adults who come back to you are as the children you taught."
One of the great joys of teaching young students, Huber says, is witnessing their reactions when they realize they've learned something. Reading, in particular, often draws the most noteworthy reactions.
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When Huber's own children attended Skipwith, she worried that its lack of diversity might create a world view for them that was too narrow.
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Huber recalls a snack break in her classroom several years ago, during which a half-dozen students – each a different ethnicity – sat down together and passed a small chalkboard around, taking turns writing "Hello" in their native languages.
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Huber also has played an integral role in the school's Destination Imagination program (formerly Odyssey of the Mind), a program that encourages teamwork, problem solving and creativity by presenting challenges for teams of students to complete during a period of several months. She coached the school's team in the 1980s as a parent, then started a team at Ratcliffe as a teacher and re-started the Skipwith program when she returned to the school. Today she serves on the Destination Imagination regional board.
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James Murphy, Ben Priest and David Golding, the new agency's three original founding partners, will be joined by Naked's head of strategy, Jon Forsyth, who will take a joint share in the business as a fourth founding partner.
Three others, none of whom will take an equity stake, have also joined. These are Ben Harris, a digital creative from Agency Republic, Nicholas Tasker, a creative from the brand entertainment agency Cake, and Catherine Kennedy, the business director and content director from Shop.
The agency officially opens its doors on 21 January, without a founding client. How-ever, it is already involved in a number of pitches, including the ongoing £8 million Daily Telegraph review.
Rather than relying on traditional creative teams, Adam & Eve plans to use a "pool" of digital, content, media, advertising and design staff, which it will pair up to work on specific briefs.
Forsyth said: "We have talent and experience from a host of different backgrounds. We can pick and choose who works together."
Golding said: "Clients are getting fed up with refereeing battles that break out between their different agencies. The way we work lets us think in an unbiased way.
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The founders decided on the name Adam & Eve because it encompasses the agency's founding principle.
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CARTER PARK clean up day is upon us this Saturday, February 28 from 10;00 AM to noon. Please bring your gloves, hoes, shovels and rakes. Thanks to the Rotary for their continued support with this project.
AUDITIONS: Auditions for this year's production of The Tempest are scheduled for April 11, 12 at Coastal Repertory Theatre in Half Moon Bay. Auditions on Saturday, April 11 will be during the day and by appointment only. Callbacks will be in the evening of April 12. If you are a former Company member, please let us know you are interested and you are invited to attend Callbacks only. This year's production if being directed by Company Member, Paul Smith. If you would like to audition or know someone who might who is not a former Company member, please send us your resume and head shot to this email address and we will schedule you an audition. We will be sending out another notice with more details.
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HMB Shakespeare: Educational Touring Troupe
As we enter our third season and plan for this year's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, I look back on all the dedication and hard work of our past two productions. With The Taming of the Shrew, we embarked on a journey that took some of us into uncharted territory and growth. There were many miracles along the way. Hamlet was a success on so many levels. I want to acknowledge and thank the amazing cast, crew and all those who contributed behind the scenes.
The Half Moon Bay Shakespeare Company, a non-profit 501(c)3 company, continues to grow and bring together many facets of our community here on the coast. Each year, we garner more support from local businesses and patrons. We cannot do it without their support. Ticket sales only comprise half of our budget for each show. Thanks to the local IDES Hall, we have a wonderful rehearsal space, but it takes a sizable amount of our budget to rent the hall and purchase props and equipment. Paying our actors and crew continues to be a major priority. We continue to need your donations and support. We are always grateful for volunteers to step forward and assist with fund raising efforts for the upcoming production.
We recently submitted a grant proposal to the Cabrillo Education Foundation and Macy's to bring scenes from Shakespeare into the schools of the Cabrillo Unified School District and are writing grants to expand the program into the greater Bay Area. A special thanks to Julia Thollaug, our newly appointed Director of Outreach and Education, as she researches and applies for grants to fulfill that aspect of our mission and vision.
We continue to make plans to present A Midsummer Night's Dream in John L. Carter Memorial Park opening Labor Day Weekend 2014. In keeping with our commitment to the Adopt -a- Park Program, we meet every fourth Saturday of the month to maintain and keep the park clean. We invite you to join us from 10:00 AM to Noon.
Thank you for your ongoing support and "Let Shakespeare Thrive!"
**Please click here to donate to our Educational Touring Troupe fundraising campaign!**
Robert Pickett
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Half Moon Bay Shakespeare Company
P.O. Box 112
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
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Hilmer and Faye Schmidt received the 2005 T.I. "Pops" Harkins Award for lifetime achievement during the Texas Thoroughbred Association annual conference and awards banquet, which was held at the Horseshoe Bay Resort Marriott July 21-22.
Both native Texans, the Schmidts reached the loftiest levels of racing success through their Indian Hill Farm in Florida. In 1979, Hilmer and Faye campaigned their first stakes winner, Savage Moon. By 1995, Indian Hill Farm had risen to national prominence thanks to the filly Golden Bri. Purchased by the Schmidts for just $19,000 as a yearling, Golden Bri upset Serena's Song to win the Coaching Club American Oaks (gr. I) at Belmont Park in track record time.Hilmer also planned the breeding of Skip Away for Ann Marie Barnhart. The second highest money earner of all-time, the son of Skip Trial out of Ingot Way won the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and back-to-back runnings of the Jockey Club Gold Cup (gr. I). After receiving four Eclipse Awards, including 1998 Horse of the Year, Skip Away retired with earnings of $9,616,360.
The Schmidts moved back to Texas in the 1990s, and Faye was instrumental in the formation of the Texas Racing Fillies organization. As its president for the past 12 years, Faye and the Texas Racing Fillies have volunteered and raised money for the Race Track Chaplaincy of America, the Don MacBeth Jockey Memorial Fund, the Houston Equine Research Organization, and the Jockey Crisis Fund.In 1989, the TTA Lifetime Achievement Award was re-named in honor of T.I. "Pops" Harkins, a 16-year veteran of the TTA board of directors. Each year the Harkins Award is presented at the discretion of the TTA awards committee and board of directors to individuals whose contributions to the Texas Thoroughbred industry over a period of years have helped further the goals of the TTA.The Joseph R. Straus Sr. Award was presented to Gene Palmieri, the TTA first vice president. Palmieri, who also manages the TTA grassroots effort, recruited the most new members for the association in 2005. The award is named in honor of Joseph R. Straus, a longtime TTA member who was a leading figure in the effort to legalize pari-mutuel racing in Texas during the 1970s and 1980s.Bill and Corinne Heiligbrodt's Heiligbrodt Racing Stable took the award as the leading money earner from the accredited Texas-bred incentive fund, Drs. Ken and Linda Quirk earned The Blood-Horse Breeder of the Year award for the accomplishments of Dixie Meister, and the Thoroughbred Times Leading Freshman Sire award went to Menhal, a son of Danzig who previously stood as property of Joe and Sherry Huerta and is now owned by Jeanne Ann Stasny.Also honored were the 2005 Texas racing champions:Horse of the Year, Champion older horse: Skip and Go
Champion 2-year-old colt/gelding: Forrest G.
Champion 2-year-old filly: Final Trick
Champion 3-year-old colt/gelding: Dixie Meister
Champion 3-year-old filly: Timber Jones
Champion older filly/mare: Slewpy's Storm
Broodmare of the Year: Goleada The awards banquet was highlighted by a keynote address from recently retired Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day and emceed by longtime ESPN racing commentator Chris Lincoln.
Hilmer and Faye Schmidt Receive Harkins Award from TTA
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As this article is written, the Super Bowl is over for another year, along with the college football championships, the Olympics are upon us, March Madness is knocking at the door, and baseball is about to launch its training camps for 2014.
For virtually all athletes, there's a secret desire to be the best. Sure, I know that most kids realize they are not going to be the best. But that doesn't stop them from dreaming about it.
Is there a girl or boy playing ball in America who hasn't imagined a scene in which she hits the walk-off home run or he catches a pass and scores the winning touchdown? I don't think so! Let me re-phrase that: I hope not! It will be a sad day for our country when we are no longer a nation of dreamers or achievers.
I guess it was the Winter Olympics that really brought this home to me. It was terrific to watch those vintage video clips of the American hockey team and its improbable victory over the Soviet Union (Do you believe in miracles?).
And, I can't get enough of watching Kerri Strug on the vault at the 1996 Olympics, when she had to land on one foot because her ankle was sprained. She stuck the landing but had to be carried off the mat by her coach. Her determination to win gave the Americans their first team gold medal ever in women's gymnastics.
This year's star, for me, couldn't make it to the starting line. Maybe Olympic skier Heidi Kloser, a serious medal contender and ranked No. 4 in the world, didn't win her event, but she was still a winner. She severely injured her leg during a training run, which left her unable to compete, so she was on crutches at the opening ceremony. For her, being an Olympian was too important an honor to not show up.
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Do we still believe enough to achieve our goals and pursue our dreams? The belts for the several martial arts vary in color and sequence, but it goes something like this: white, yellow, orange, green, blue, purple, red, brown, brown 1st degree, black 1st degree, and so on. As an individual sport, it's all about training and discipline and persistence.
Just as martial artists are recognized by the belts they've earned, so is your company, in a way: the projects you've built, the canyons your team has bridged. As a member of MCAA, you've probably already earned your first black belt, and may be several up from there. What color is your belt, and what degree is your next?
Gary Micheloni is a construction company marketer, working project manager, speaker, author, consultant and coach.
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|The Supremes: Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard, Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell (vocals).
|Additional personnel: Lionel Richie, The Temptations (vocals); Nile Rodgers (guitar); Bernard Edwards (bass); Tony Thompson (drums); Johnny Bristol (background vocals).
|Producers include: Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Frank Wilson, Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson.
|Compilation producers: Harry Weinger, Andrew Skurow, Jeff Moskow.
|Recorded between 1964 & 1981. Includes liner notes by Brian Chin.
|Though not as critically revered as label-mates Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder, the Supremes were the most popular Motown act of the 1960s. Not only did the group rack up a string of #1 singles, that, in terms of frequency and quality often rivaled that of the Beatles, they were one of the first black combos in America to truly achieve mainstream white acceptance.
|In many ways, the Supremes' music represented the Motown sound distilled to its essence; Hitsville USA's throbbing bass, relentlessly danceable drum beats, and ingenious arrangements were never so purely and perfectly geared for maximum pop appeal as on early hits such as "Where Did Our Love Go" and "Stop! In the Name of Love." On later, edgier tracks, like "You Keep Me Hangin' On" and "Love Child," the Supremes managed to adapt to the changing times without losing fans. Of course, even the Supremes' massive success couldn't match the superstar status garnered by their lead singer Diana Ross, with her definitive pop-soul classics such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Endless Love." THE #1'S comes as advertised, collecting all of the Diana Ross and the Supremes chart-toppers and delivering them with excellent sound and eye-pleasing packaging.
Musical Guests
|Lionel Richie
|The Temptations
|Nile Rodgers
|Bernard Edwards
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|Dyke, Earl Van
|Gaye, Marvin
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|Diana ~ Original Soundtrack
|Supremes (The)
|Sure!, Al B.
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|Release Date : 02/03/2007
|Original Release Date : 2003
|Catalog ID : 0001368
|Label : Motown
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
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This record is not just excellent, it's SUPREME! That's right – whoever decided to name the group Diana Ross and the Supremes was a genius because they could never have known the greatness of this group. The members of the band may no longer be together, but their music has an eternal impact on our culture. They will always be a band of beauties, who brought soul to popular culture. And now, with this new re-mastered CD of their number one hits, my children and their children can enjoy this music. This CD speaks highly of the way fans have always felt about this group – MORE! This new collection has not only digitally re-mastered songs, but more of them. Instead of cutting a song to perfection, some of the songs have been recorded in entirety, so that the fan doesn't miss any of what was truly recorded. I love it! Not to mention that there is a new song that is remixed and another one that has never been released. It's the greatest of their number one hits – like the title suggests. Personally, the greatest song on this album is "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" because it's not only been in countless movies, but it's my favorite song by the group. Of course, the whole CD is wonderful, but of course I'd say that being into Soul singing. Haha. Well, go out and buy this CD. It's only the greatest album by the Soul Sistas and, if you only want to buy one record of theirs, go out and get this one. Enjoy!!!
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A classic and never forgotten CD, "The No.1's" is what Diana Ross and The Supremes have made. This CD is one of the greatest hits CD that I have ever encountered. This CD not only brought back out to the world, pure classic love songs, but it brought out the beautiful and talented vocal styles that have been forgotten or lost in today's R&B music. This group has dominated the radio and television, and this CD shows exactly why. The CD, "The No.1's" just shows how great they sound each time you hear them. The song "Touch Me In The Morning" is my all time favorite song, words can't express how great that song is or how it 'touches' me every time I hear it. Not just that song, but the whole CD. There are no groups in today's R&B that can compare or offer what these three women have. They are truly Divas of all time and there will never be a "Diana, Mary, Florence, and Cindy" in R&B again because they cannot be duplicated. This CD includes songs like, "Baby Love," "Come See About Me," and "Endless Love." The CD is broken up into three parts: 'The Supremes, Diana Ross and The Supremes, and Diana Ross.' It is a twenty-four track CD and every song is unforgettable. Nothing, but the best from Diana Ross and The Supremes!!!
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Law School Enters the Matrix: Teaching Critical Legal Studies
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Critical legal theory should be more widely taught as a useful way of analyzing the law. Recent critiques of CLS do not diminish its usefulness as a tool for teaching critical thinking. Many professors, however, find it difficult to convey the essential concept of CLS in a way students can grasp. This article suggests that the popular movie "The Matrix" may provide a method of explaining critical theory to students.
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I don't usually feel the desire to make my food scary or gross, but I can see why it's appealing to some. At least a handful of folks in Japan transformed their rice omelets (omurice) into zombie graveyards for kicks – complete with hot dog fingers. One such instance was for Halloween, but the other photos of zombie omelets were posted year-round. That's right folks, zombies aren't seasonal anymore.
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Yes, Halloween is now behind us and it's time to think about turkey and stuffing, but these pumpkins made by the people at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California are just too cool to miss. You may think that your carving was cool, but these guys created stuff for their annual contest that's simply insane. Thankfully, it was all captured by former NASA engineer Mark Rober.
Among the madness is a pumpkin helicopter, a Death Star with a working laser and a very green Mike from Monsters, Inc. It's even more impressive when you consider that these pumpkins were all created in under an hour.
See more pictures and video after the break.
GoPro recently took a closer look at pumpkin art by putting the spotlight on Marc Evan from Maniac Pumpkin Carvers. He created a beautiful carving based on the art of Tara McPherson, and a timelapse video shows the incredible amount of work that goes into making a pumpkin look this awesome.
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I award ten points for enthusiasm, but only two points for execution. But, hey, I'd still eat 'em.
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I've seen some impressive pumpkin carvings and builds in my day, but Greg Aronowitz's R2-D2 pumpkin just knocked me off my feet. Not only did he carve a pumpkin to look like the lovable droid and decorate it with candy, he built legs and rigged the pumpkin so that it has a spinning head and moves by remote control. Wow.
See this Halloween astromech come together and move in the video after the break.
The kids may get free candy, but adults can get some free eats on Halloween, too. If you show up at Arby's on Halloween, then you can get free bacon added to any order, even a milkshake. The only catch is that you must say "Trick or Meat" when you order.
Show up at Krispy Kreme in costume for a free donut or get $3 burritos, salads, or tacos when you arrive in costume at Chipotle after 5pm on Halloween. Baja fresh is also offering deals to kids who show up in costume when their parents place an order.
(via Consumerist / Ghostbusters donuts via Krispy Kreme)
My pumpkin carving and decorating skills are barely past the beginner's stage so I'm always floored when I see others create masterpieces. Twitter user @Devil_Doll1101 shared some pictures of the beautiful pumpkins her husband carved for Halloween this year, including The Walking Dead version pictured above and the Frozen design pictured after the break. He did an incredible job designing, carving, and painting Elsa. I'd never let that pumpkin go.
Check out more pics after the break (including a Minecraft version).
Starbucks has an officially sanctioned "secret" drink for Halloween: a Franken Frappuccino! "Secret" being kind of a misnomer since it's officially sanctioned and there's signage. So not really secret at all.
The frosty beverage is only available through October 31st, and according to Starbucks Melody, this is how it's made:
Start with a green tea Frappuccino
Add java chips
Add 3 pumps of white mocha sauce
Add 3 pumps of peppermint syrup (and substitute that for the classic syrup – there's no classic syrup in the Franken Frappuccino.)
Top with whipped cream and mocha drizzle.
Don't be surprised if the cashier and barista can't stop themselves from cringing if you order one.
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Auburn, Alabama (map) | (334) 821-2267
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 47 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $40.00
We stopped here overnight on our way home from Florida. It is very convenient to Interstate 85. The people that worked there were very friendly. We stayed in a pull through site that overlooked baseball fields down below. There are some sites lower in the park that overlook a creek. There is a steep hill down to them though. There are some tight turns in the park too, but we saw several large motorhomes there. Overall it was a nice place with full hookups and seemed very clean. We were not there long, but we felt safe and enjoyed the campground. - Echelon73
Apr 2015 - $36.00
The park and sites were nice and very clean. Our only complaint was that their office hours were practically non-existent. A phone number was your only contact between office hours which were:
M-F 9am-10am, 4pm-6pm
Saturday 9-10 am
Sunday by appt after church.
We had to pay by credit card via phone call. They were very nice, just wish there was someone there to answer questions, etc. - Cinmar Chichi
Apr 2015 - $40.00
We stayed 2 week nights in site I, great site with privacy and a creek next to it. Very laid back. - MikeandNancy
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We stayed 3 nights to visit the area.
The park is located near I-85 with easy access along good paved roads. The entrance was a little narrow. The parking area for check in had a significant slope.
The park facilities were built by the CCC. It shows in the building construction and age. The park has several day use areas including extensive BMX bicycle trails throughout the park.
The interior roads are paved but narrow. The sites are crushed gravel, generally level but lined with poles causing them to be narrow. Not many pull through sites. Some pull through sites required climbing a short but steep incline to reach the parking area. Privacy between the sites is based upon the distance and vegetation.
There was an extensive tree canopy blocking any satellite reception. Fortunately we were assigned Site 20 which had a good view to the South for satellite. Sites on either side of 20 may provide satellite reception with a portable dish.
Park map claimed there were 3 broadcast channels. Couldn't get any of them.
Our Verizon hotspot reception was good.
No designated pet area but there was sufficient distance along the park roads to walk dogs. Don't remember if there were bag dispensers around the park to pick up waste. There were garbage cans around to dispose of waste. There were dogs off leash both in the campground areas and the day use areas.
The only dumpster was near the entrance to the first campground loop.
We were invaded by little black ants!
For being in a hazardous/severe weather area, there was no underground storm shelter but the bathhouses were designated as shelters.
Would not stay here again. - bsb814
Apr 2014 - $22.00
This is a great park, not that big, but still has a lot to offer. I would rate it higher except for the lack of cable or WiFi. Will stay here again when we are through here. - SMOKE665
Oct 2012 - $30.00
Great state park very near the Auburn University campus. Easy and quick approach from I-85 down a straight and gently rolling two-lane road. Park roads and campground loops are paved and RV sites are crushed rock. Spots are relatively level, wide, and should be deep enough for almost any rig. A few spots are perpendicular to the road and backing in a big rig might be challenging. The sewer connection on most of the sites was in the back, so you might need extra hose if you have a midship dump valve. Most sites are very well shaded and have plenty of room between to afford some privacy. The McVay Loop bathhouse was always clean, and the staff and host were friendly and accommodating. Firewood and ice are available at the park office. There is no camp store but a Walmart, Winn Dixie and many restaurants are within 3 miles of the park on the north side of I-85. The park has a great system of hiking trails though they could be marked better. I attended Auburn and spent a lot of time here during college. The park gets very busy with day use students and can be quite noisy on fall and spring weekends, so be ready for it. If you want to stay here on a home football weekend you have to get reservations many months in advance. The website lists reservation call dates for home weekends. The only negative comment I have about the park is the noise level from traffic outside the park. You can hear it quite well from both camping loops up until about 9 pm. Other than that, it was a very enjoyable visit and we will return in the future. - User1054
Auburn, Alabama (map) | (334) 821-8805
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jan 2015 - $45.00
Thought it was expensive for what was there. Without Good Sam Discount, it would be $50/nite! Concrete pad, gravel driveway. WiFi is good. No cable working at the time we were there. No pool, no playground. Nice clubhouse. This park seems more geared toward Auburn football season. Mostly, seasonal people. If full, this park would be very close to your neighbor. The grill is placed to share with your neighbors right next to the sewage hookup!
No fire ring, picnic tables sparsely situated around the grounds. - Sunne
Dec 2012 - $45.00
All utilities, Wi-Fi, cable are excellent. Some pads are cement, others are gravel. All look quite level. Reasonable grass. Some friendly, but loose dogs that seem to be permanent residents. Check web site for various rates and services. Call ahead and get site number and provide credit card. Owner isn't always on property; he has a phone number to call. About 10 minutes off the freeway. Would stay here again. - 26Isata
Auburn, Alabama (map) | (334) 821-8968
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Level gravel site, good power and water. No cable. We were at the top of the hill. It had rained buckets for a few days before. The area was very wet. Out site was fine but many would have been a problem. A special event was going on at the University so the park had buses running into town. Friendly staff. - CC Happy Camper
Jan 2013 - $45.00
A great location, convenient to campus. Much larger than it at first appears from the street with many shady spots towards the back. The bathroom is fairly new and well-cared for. Lots of tailgaters that book for the whole football season. - ausc59
Apr 2012 - $35.00
This is a huge RV park (over 500 sites) and is primarily used by those visiting Auburn University (especially during football season). Most sites have full hookups with city water. There are some beautiful sites with lots of shade trees. The owners (Mathan & Jill Holt) were most accommodating and wanted to be sure we were comfortable. There are two things keeping this park from being a 10 in my book. The first thing is not having a nice bathhouse and laundry facility but they have a very, very nice one under construction which will be completed in May. The second thing is the proximity (several hundred yards away from the front of the park) to the CSX main rail line. There are numerous trains that pass both day and night but if you ask to stay in the back of the park which is a half mile or more from the tracks, you don't hear it as much. We have and will stay here again. The park is on Hwy 14 West of Auburn and is 5 to 6 miles off I-85, exit 51. - GICUR12


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