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If you're Detroit Lions receiver Nate Burleson, what have you got to lose? Why not stir it up a little bit in Week 13 of a 2-9 season?
In case you missed it, Burleson didn't exactly guarantee a victory Sunday over the Chicago Bears at Ford Field. But here is what he did say Wednesday, via Chris McCosky of the Detroit News: "Yeah, I said we're going to win. We only have five games left and my goal is to finish 7-9. Like I've been saying all year, we don't have a team on our schedule that we can't beat.
"I am not saying the Chicago Bears aren't good. They are a very good football team. They can take this as bulletin board material if they want, but we play to win the game. I am not going to tell you I hope we win or that we're going to lose in a close battle. Whoever steps onto our home field Sunday, we're going to try and leave with a victory."
The Lions swept the Bears in 2007 but have since lost five consecutive games to them, including a controversial 19-14 defeat earlier this season at Soldier Field. (Nothing's changed since Calvin Johnson's disputed non-touchdown, so I'll stand by what I wrote on the day of the game and a few days later.)
There are some players who don't necessarily understand the implications of what they say in media interviews. Trust me, Burleson grasps how that part of the game works. He knows what he's saying and is clearly hoping to add a little spice, if nothing else, to Sunday's festivities.
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you guys think that globalfirepower is so credible but your wrong.. the ranking just counts numbers it doesnt count the skill and experience of the armies and the currect commanders and technologis.
1)turkeys army atm has no skilled command. erdogan jailed his skilled command when he took over the country.
2)turkey gets some of its weapons from israel so its safe to say that israel hes more advanced weapons then turkey(Espacilly air based).
when it comes to cyprus they wont be able to take it since israel will most likely defeat their airforce and navy. just look at the amount of experience israel has with its air force and the turkish airforce experience and the actual numbers of advanced jet fighters and not aircrafts or jetfighters in general.
when it comes to greece i think israel will be able to only support it via arms and mybe some air cover but greece will have to fight turkey and in a conflict like that with the turkish navy and airforce stuck fighting israel i think the turks will have hard time.
the other thing that could happen is egypt joining in to help their muslim brotherhood friends in the turkish govermant wich will cuase a hard mayjor war that i cant predict who wins but i know that israel will not get invaded becuase if it does then both turkey and egypt will become nuclear wastelands so its most likely going to be egypts navy and airforce fighting with the turks against israel over cyprus.
anyway thats what i think as an objective man(atlast i try to be) with experience as a officer in the israeli army but on a final note i'd like to state that no one can know how any war will end becuase wars are determined by what happens in the field and not by numbers and analysis on paper.
Lets just hope that war wont break
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You and I both know that history repeats itself. Back in the day, the ottoman empire controlled a good chunk of the world. The ottomans were almost all turkish, and as an albanian, i can say that they couldnt do any of that without superior albanian command (i.e. Ali Pasha the albanian who controlled the middle east).
My point is that the turks have always been ruthless, never a peoples to fuck with, because the majority of people who fuck with them will eventually lose. Look at them today, 6th biggest standing army, advanced technology, an army that even israel cant do jack shit to, and thats just a fact, not merely my opinion..
So if shit is to hit the fan with turkey, the world will see..
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The turks were part of WW1 and impressed no one.
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UofL has Bama, Who Should UK Play in the Non-Conference?
By Nick Roush on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 8:00pm
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The big story of the day is the unofficial announcement that Little Brother will take on the Crimson Tide in the Citrus Bowl in 2018 to kickoff the college football season. The Tide will likely Roll, but you can't deny that it's pretty cool, and a big step for a program that has given away tickets at gas stations in my short lifetime.
I know Kentucky has a tough enough schedule as it is, but if the Cats' upward trajectory continues under Mark Stoops, I'd like to see the Cats add another big school to the non-conference schedule. Here are five games that I could see happening.
Even if they only had Antwaan Randle-El, those games were a lot of fun in the 90s. If we can't have them on the basketball schedule, we should have them on the football schedule.
We've always wanted to see the football, men's and women's basketball Triple Header, and there isn't a more compatible school than UConn. The women's team is ALWAYS the team to beat in the country, we have a grudge to settle with the men's team for back-to-back Final Four losses, and their AAC-caliber football team is a beatable, yet formidable, opponent.
I know it didn't work out well the first time around, but not much in the Joker Phillips era did. Western is even better than before, so what better way to prove how far you've come than by beating down the Toppers?
Mark Stoops would LOVE a chance to take his alma mater down. Even though they've been on the decline in recent years, beating a Big Ten team is still satisfying.
Ohio State
It would never happen (because if you thought UK liked easy non-conference opponents, look at Urban Meyer's schedule) but it would be pretty awesome.
1. Shutting their fans up for the foreseeable future would be amazing.
2. The Horseshoe would be a cool place to watch a game.
3. If it's at a neutral site, you still get the pleasure of watching their amazing band.
4. The Ohio kids on the roster would play OUT OF THEIR MINDS.
5. If you can beat them in recruiting, why can't you beat on 'em on the field?
Ohio State is the optimum opponent, but who would YOU like to see on Kentucky's non-conference schedule?
You Wanted to Know: Another Twitter Q&A
By Freddie Maggard on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 7:30pm
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I asked for the BBN to tweet more UK Football questions. You didn't disappoint. Some interesting topics surfaced:
-@AdamLucketBOS: What are the differences in Dawson's Air Raid compared to Neal Brown's Air Raid?
Have to start with recruited and developed talent. Neal walked into a skill position dumpster fire. Dawson inherited better developed and more talented players. Schematically, Dawson relies more on a four receiver lineup. Neal preferred to feature a TE. Dawson will adjust for Conrad and Long. Shannon Dawson will stress the power run game and rely less on the horizontal emphasis. Vertical pass plays will also be more prevalent. Both are very good coordinators. Stoops hit a home run with Shannon Dawson.
-@natedyer66: Give me a reason to be optimistic about the cornerback play. Right now the thought scares me to death.
Legitimate concern Nate. I am also uneasy about the position. Tiller, Harmon, and Quinn are all seniors. They'll be schematically sound and assignment reliable. A three year work sample indicates the trio have maxed out in terms of ability. The veterans have played a great deal of football and have earned the right to be named as pre-camp starters. In the 15 class, Stoops signed multiple CB's. This group wasn't recruited to sit. There's a good chance that the starting cornerbacks will be different from game one to game four. Also, I'm intrigued with redshirts and former Nickel players that may fill the void. These include Kendall Randolph, Blake McClain, and Jared Tucker. There will be intense competition and position changes in preseason camp. I have to be completely fair and balanced. I re-watched all 12 games from last season. At times, when receivers were running wide open, it was not the cornerback's fault. Instead, linebackers and safeties lacked the athletic ability to matchup with SEC skill receivers.
-@thrtzn: Could UK recover from a first game loss to UL-Lafayette or does that cripple the season?
No and yes. I do not think the Cats could recover from an opening game loss. Therefore, yes it would cripple the season. If that happens, I could easily imagine a 0-4 start. However, I don't think UK will lose on 5 September. Matter of fact, through in-depth personnel study, I tend to believe that UK will win rather comfortably. 2013, ULL would have ran the Cats out of the stadium. 14 would have been a toss-up. 15, UK decisively wins.
-@KevinWFaris: Can UK stop the run? Or at least slow it down? Which of the new guys could help the most here?
Really good questions. First, can UK stop the run? I have to be vague but my answer is, possibly. Run defense success will greatly rely upon veteran LB development and health. Melvin Lewis/Matt Elam are prototypical nose tackles. In the 3-4, nose tackles and inside linebackers are vital against the run. Second part of your question, which of the new guys could help the most? I lean towards the JUCO defensive linemen, Alvonte Bell and Courtney Miggins. In addition to those two, outside linebacker Denzel Ware will factor.
-@EastKyBlue: What was your most memorable road game while at UK? Favorite UK memory?
Road games weren't too kind to me. I'd have to go with winning at Vanderbilt my sophomore year. That victory was our sixth of the season, which guaranteed a winning season. In that era, UK played 11, not 12 game schedules. Jerry Claiborne somewhat viewed me as a loose cannon. I took joy in that. Kept the old man on edge. We were in the victory formation and I was supposed to take the snap, then take a knee and game over. Claiborne called a time out. You see, earlier in the year against North Carolina and in the same situation, I fumbled the snap. We recovered the fumble, we won. Scary. Back to the Vandy game. I came to the sideline, Claiborne gave me the "eye" and made me physically demonstrate just how I was going to take the snap then take a knee. I remember laughing on my trot back to the huddle. I also recall seeing Coach Claiborne's face after the game. He was never satisfied, but I could sense relief. I'm not certain that he knew that 1989 was his last season. But on that day, he was tremendously proud of his football program. I think he took extra pride in the fact that we won the 6th on the road. We all wanted to please Jerry Claiborne. We all wanted his approval. We all loved our Coach.
As for memory? After beating LSU at home, my all-time favorite Wildcat, Bill Ransdell, waited for me in the locker room tunnel. After spitting out an ounce of Levi Garrett, he bear hugged me then told me how proud he was of my performance. That was my "arrival" moment. On that one instance, I thought I was pretty cool.
-@TheGarrd: What do you think about the potential of Jeff Badet, Alexander Montgomery, and Blake Bone as playmakers on O this year?
They will all certainly contribute. Tommy Mainord is an excellent receiver coach. Collective fundamentals will be better. Couple that with physical maturation, the WR group will be vastly improved. Badet and Montgomery will be hungry to impress after missing their second season. I expect Badet to be a break-out player and Montgomery to be that go to receiver in critical, third and medium situations. As for Blake Bone, the jury is out. As a true freshman, he impressed. Also as a rookie, well, he played like a rookie. If his upper body strength has improved, he will become a viable goal-line option. I really like the 2015 WR position.
-@avawam1417: Is there an under the radar guy that could break out his year and who do you think will return kicks/punts?
Under the radar can be interpreted many different ways. Offensively, Cole Mosier is the one player that stands out. He makes the 15 offensive line considerably better. Reasoning is that Mosier can effectively play multiple positions. That alone provides organic depth. Defensively, Adrian Middleton is the 14 signee that has flown under the radar. At 300 pounds, he will factor and play. I expect big things from Adrian. I've tracked his development. Just got a hunch. Who will return kicks/punts? Hope not Boom. Much too valuable at RB. I really don't have an answer.
Thanks that was fun. We'll do this again before camp starts then make it a weekly occurrence.
Two former Dance Cats need your help to become Wizards girls
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 7:00pm
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Former UK dance team members Christie Horan and O'livia Foster are finalists to become Wizards Girls for the upcoming 2015-2016 NBA season, and the BBN can help one of them make the final squad.
The folks in charge of selecting the squad saved a spot on the team for a 'Fan Favorite,' going to the dancer with the most online votes leading up to Monday night's Finals Audition Showcase. That's where you come in, BBN. Vote for Christie and/or O'livia by tweeting using the hashtags #CHRISTIEforWG or #OLIVIAforWG. Pretty easy, right? You can tweet whatever message you like, just use those hashtags.
The more Cats in DC, the better, right?
When's the next Yahtzee?
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 6:00pm
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After an exciting week of Yahtzees, today feels super slow, doesn't it? Have no fear, we're hearing more good news is on the way…after the weekend. 2017 four-star running back Mohamed Ibrahim was scheduled to visit Kentucky today, but, according to Patrick Loney, pushed his visit back to Monday. He's expected to commit to UK on that visit, which will keep the momentum flowing heading into camp.
The 5'9″ 178 lbs. Ibrahim is considered the 18th best running back in the 2017 class and the 9th best player in the state of Maryland, Tommy Mainord's territory. Ibrahim's teammate, four-star athlete Joshua Paschal, could join him on the visit, which would make the staff very happy. The 6'4″ 255 lbs. Paschal is the brother of former Cat TraVaughn Paschal, and is considered the 27th best athlete in the 2017 class. If you read the tweet leaves, he's very high on the Cats as well.
Package Yahtzee? Bring it on.
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Notes from the Greater Louisville UK Alumni Luncheon
By Freddie Maggard on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 5:00pm
Posted in Football, Main | 9 Responses
Think about this for a minute. 700 folks attended a UK function in downtown Louisville. If I were from the 'Ville and wore red on a daily basis that would absolutely drive me nuts. Well done Jefferson County's BBN Chapter. Mark Stoops finished up speaking season with a short question-and-answer session with Tom Leach and his two coordinators. No Earth-shattering news came about as the Wildcat coaches appeared to be ready to put the jawing season to bed and get camp started.
Over 30 former football Cats attended. That is by far the most in the event's history. The luncheon was great. Tons of folks there. Food was tasty. But the noteworthy aspect to me was all the has-beens in the crowd and their pre-lunch interaction with Stoops, Eliot, and Dawson. Former players represented coaches from Bear to Brooks. Impressive.
On more than one occasion, a letterman would ask Mark Stoops if it was ok to stop by practice. I saw a semi-mad Stoops come out during these questions. His repeated answer was absolutely. And he meant it. See, I think he finds it offensive that players felt that they had to ask. The "All In" mantra sincerely extends to us. That's refreshing. That's also not new. Joker had that policy, so did Brooks. But there's something different about this staff. Something that signifies to former players that UK is on the horizon of reaching a point in which most failed to meet. For the first time in my has-been career, I felt like part of the program. I had at least five others tell me the same.
I loved it. But, I again badly failed KSR. Much like the Governor's Cup, I couldn't keep up with interview questions and to be honest, I got caught up in the informal reunion and joined the boys in telling lies and making fun of each other. I'm sorry. Maybe one day I'll actually report something newsworthy. Every time I reached for my phone to tweet, I'd get slapped in the back of the head and asked if I played defensive tackle or right guard. Very funny. Fat jokes never get old around the alpha-dog heavy world of washed up football players.
I can accurately say that I saw thirty plus former players with a sincere look of excitement. We almost had to tie former fullback and SEC knockdown block leader, Andy Murray, to his chair. He was full nostril flaring and had the same look he had in the huddle on third and short situations. I fully expected him to head-butt Matt Bradford or Ronnie Robinson. Andy epitomized the mood. We were all carrying on sidebar conversations before the coaches walked up to the podium. When Stoops started to talk, I was reminded of being back in the Nutter Center when Jerry Claiborne would begin a team meeting. We all sat up straight, sucked our guts in, and paid attention. No matter how old the audience may be, Mark Stoops is a motivator.
You have to remember, not all of us ever experienced a winning season. I did, but just one. You don't think that hearing about UK's less than stellar football history for thirty years doesn't get our blood boiling? It absolutely does. We take it personally. However, hearing about the state of the program and where it is headed is our vindication.
John Ryan and Dean Wells should be commended. They worked for months inviting alumni and preparing for today's festivities. Not surprising from each. Both highly successful men with a passion for all things Blue. I'm tired of talking season. I'm tired of projection. Let's tee the darn ball up and play some football.
Get ready for Fancy Farm with another article about KSR
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 4:30pm
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The Fancy Farm Picnic is tomorrow at 3 p.m. ET, and the guys got a taste of the atmosphere this morning by hosting the radio show on site. What can we expect tomorrow? Matt told the Associated Press' Adam Beam that he's going after Rand Paul, who decided NOT to attend the biggest political event in his own state.
"I am going to hammer Rand Paul for not coming," Jones said. "You're a senator in a state, you're up for re-election next year and how do you not come because you want to go to New Hampshire? That to me is really weak."
Here's the speaking order for the picnic, which begins at 3 p.m. ET. If you miss it on KET, it'll replay throughout the week. (For a full schedule, click here.)
Speaking Order Minutes
Mr. Mark Wilson, Chairman…….…..Welcome/Intros
Bishop William Medley………………Invocation
Ms. Ramsey Carpenter……….……..My Old Ky Home
Ms. Carson McKee…………..………The National Anthem
Matt Jones – Emcee……………………………..3
Rep. Richard Heath (R)………………………….2
Sen. Stan Humphries (R)…………………..….2
Cong. Ed Whitfield (R)…………………..….….3
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R)…………………..…5
Gov. Steve Beshear (D)…………………………5
*Gov. Cand. Jack Conway (D)…………………5
*Gov. Cand. Matt Bevin (R)…………………….5
Lt. Gov. Crit Luallen (D)…………..…………….2
*Lt. Gov. Cand. Jeanean Hampton (R)…….…4
*Lt. Gov. Cand. Sannie Overly (D)…………….4
Ag. Comm. James Comer (R)…………………2 (pending)
*Ag Comm. Cand. Jean Marie Spann (D)…….4
*Ag. Comm. Cand. Ryan Quarles (R)…..…….4
*Att. Gen. Cand. Andy Beshear (D)…..………4
*Att. Gen. Cand. Whitney Westerfield (R)……4
*Sec. of State Incum. Alison Grimes (D)……..4
*Sec. of State Cand. Steve Knipper (R)…..….4
*Aud. Incum. Adam Edelen (D)……………….4
*Aud. Cand. Mike Harmon (R)…………………4
Treas. Todd Hollenbach (D)………………..…..2
*Treas. Cand. Allison Ball (R)……………….…4
*Treas. Cand. Rick Nelson (D)…………………4
So, this video of the basketball team working out is awesome
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 4:00pm
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Time for a basketball fix. Our friends at KyWildcatsTV snuck into the weight room to check in on the basketball team's strength and conditioning workouts, and shot a pretty awesome 30-second video of the guys running, lifting, and throwing medicine balls around. That sounds boring, but it's actually kind of awesome:
The best part? Isaiah Briscoe throwing chalk in the air ala LeBron. GIF of the Day, hands down:
Happy birthday, Tim Couch!
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 3:30pm
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Today we celebrate the birthday of a UK football legend. Tim Couch turns the ripe old age of 38 today, but judging by recent pictures, he looks like he could still sling it around the field like he did 20 years ago.
When Jermaine Eskridge committed yesterday, many said he could be the most important UK Football recruit since Tim Couch. I don't think UK football has ever been as exciting as the years Tim Couch and Hal Mumme ruled the roost, and watching him turned this UK basketball fan into a football one as well. My parents made me clean out my room at their house on a recent trip home, and I couldn't bring myself to get rid of my old #2 Cleveland Browns jersey. In fact, I had to bring it back to Nashville with me.
In a neat moment, a fellow Eastern Kentucky boy wished Tim happy birthday on Twitter today:
@KashDaniel15 thanks, Kash! Looking forward to meeting you too. #BBN
— Tim Couch (@timcouchtv) July 31, 2015
Let's relive Tim's great game against Alabama in 1997 in his honor:
FAQ: Yahtzee!
By C.M. Tomlin on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 2:30pm
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Why does Coach Stoops keep yelling Yahtzee?
Since 2013, Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Football coaching staff have used the term "Yahtzee" to denote a commitment to the UK Football program. Stoops and his staff routinely use this term in social media to help build excitement as new and promising recruits enter into the University of Kentucky sports universe.
Is Coach Stoops actually rolling a big pair of dice? That seems extravagant.
Probably not. This is probably an embellishment for purposes of conveying enthusiasm or a metaphor for a specific game he is winning, in this case perhaps the college football "recruiting game," at which he is succeeding.
In the game "Yahtzee" a "Yahtzee" denotes five of the same dice rolled on one roll. Am I to believe that when Mark Stoops announces "Yahtzee," he has just recruited five players of identical skill sets to fill the same position? Because I am not entirely sure that is the best use of his recruiting time.
No, it generally refers to one player at a time.
Not five? Because a "Yahtzee" is five.
No, not five. Just one.
Then shouldn't he yells "Uno!" That is also a popular game, and "uno" is Mexican for "one."
He says "Yahtzee."
Why "Yahtzee," then?
Again, it's just a colloquial term; like Coach Stoops, many of our past UK coaches have relied on metaphorical terminology to signify recruiting success. Joker Phillips used "Jenga!" to imply he was "stacking" solid players on top of one another to create an effective team. Hal Mumme would announce "You sunk my battleship!" when landing a major commitment, insinuating that this new recruit was "sinking" the "battleship" of his preconceived notions of the limits of a player's ability. Rich Brooks would exclaim "Mousetrap!" whenever a giant net trap would spring and fall onto one of his recruits, and beloved coach Jerry Claiborne would announce "Potato and Spoon Race!" sometimes just because it was one of his favorite games growing up as a young boy in Hopkinsville. Each coach has his own way of doing things.
Yes, but if Coach Stoops were rolling a big PAIR of dice, he would be playing "Yahtzee" wrong. "Yahtzee" is played using five dice. It would be much easier to roll two of the same number than five of the same number.
This is a good point. But you get the idea. It's just a figure of speech.
I guess "Snake Eyes!" or "Boxcars!" isn't as exciting as "Yahtzee!"
No, it's not. "Boxcars!" would not be very exciting at all.
You know what would be great though? "Hungry Hungry Hippos!" That would mean that we have some big players and that the players are also hungry. For football game wins.
You should bring this up with the coaching staff. I think you're putting way too much thought into this.
I will do that. Do you have Coach Stoops' phone number or electronic mail address?
No, I don't. Sorry.
That's a good game, too. "Sorry."
Yes, it is.
Yes, that's a good game as well.
Oh, no, I didn't mean the game "Kerplunk." That was just the actual sound of me accidentally dropping my glasses into the toilet.
Good luck with that.
Mark Stoops had swagger at the Louisville Kickoff Luncheon
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 1:30pm
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Mark Stoops, Shannon Dawson, and DJ Eliot just wrapped up their remarks at the UK Alumni Kickoff Luncheon in Louisville, and Stoops received a standing ovation from the sell-out crowd of 700+ fans when he walked in. After a historic recruiting week, the man certainly deserves it.
"It's been a slow week," Stoops joked to raucous cheers. Freddie was at the event and will be by with his take later, but here are some quick newsy bits to tide you over…
— Stoops wasn't afraid to address what he called "the elephant in the room."
"We started 5-1 and didn't finish," he said. "You're going to see progress, you're going to see a better football team."
— Stoops told the crowd he's proud of his team's discipline and hard work this summer. "You're going to see a team you're going to be very proud of," Stoops said. "They've worked relentlessly."
— Still no word on the eligibility of Courtney Love or Javon Provitt, but Stoops told reporters he expects to know by Media Day.
— By all indications, the quarterback race will continue into camp and no timetable has been set.
— Offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson landed a big commitment in 2017 quarterback Mac Jones this week, his second QB commit at Kentucky behind Gunnar Hoak in the 2016 class. While Dawson couldn't speak about either of those players specifically, he did say that the main things he looks for are accuracy, timing, and leadership.
— DJ Eliot told reporters he's expecting his freshmen cornerbacks to have an impact early on, some good news at a position that needs immediate help.
Like I said, Freddie will be by with more later…
Harrison Barnes confirms he's in for the UK/UNC Alumni Game
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 1:00pm
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Because of NCAA guidelines, UK can't release the names of the pros participating in the UK/North Carolina game, but that doesn't mean the players can't announce it themselves. North Carolina's Harrison Barnes was the first to do so earlier today, sending out this tweet:
Assembling a UNC team for a return trip to Rupp Arena on Sept 13 to take on the Cats! This time the result will be different! #AlumniGame
— Harrison Barnes (@hbarnes) July 31, 2015
Barnes played at UNC from 2010-2012, and is, of course, referencing the Cats' last-second win over the Heels in December 2011. Also, their win over the Heels in the 2011 East Regional, which gave us these awesome pictures of Cal and DeAndre Liggins:
Raise your hand if you've seen Devin Booker on his scooter this week
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 12:15pm
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…Because I'm starting to think that's the only way he gets around now. Devin is in town along with the rest of UK's 2015 Draft Class to help out with John Calipari's ProCamps, and pardon him if he wants to look really cool doing it:
@KySportsRadio @DrewFranklinKSR @MrsTylerKSR Has anyone seen @DevinBook actually walk lately??? pic.twitter.com/gN58NLB8RJ
— Adam Newsome (@adamwnewsome) July 30, 2015
Can you imagine having Devin's life right now?
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By Josh Corman on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 12:00pm
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This Friday, at theaters across the country, a movie opens that carries with it the weight of four prior installments, more than $2 billion in worldwide box office receipts, and one of Hollywood's biggest star's most reliable role. Why, it seems like only yesterday…
I can pretty much guarantee you that I'll find my way to a theater this weekend to see Tom Cruise reprise his role as veteran IMF agent Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible: Rogue Nation. Overabundance of colons aside, I'm sure thousands more will do the same. But I don't get the sense that a new Mission: Impossible occupies cultural headspace the way it should. I mean, if a new Bond movie was opening this weekend, people would be losing their minds, even though Ethan Hunt's escapades stack up more than favorably against the Bond franchise's much-celebrated, Daniel Craig-led renaissance.
Yeah, yeah, heresy-sacrilege-blah-blah-blah. Whatever. With Craig as James Bond, that series has suffered under the weight of its own desperation for gritty "realism." Craig has become flatter and more humorless as the series has progressed, and the harder the movies have tried to live up to the spy movie standard set by the Jason Bourne movies, the further away from those lofty heights they seem to fall.
Meanwhile, Mission: Impossible just goes on being itself, making slick, occasionally comedic action films with tense, satisfying conflicts and resolutions. In short, they do what people think James Bond films did back when Sean Connery was still wearing the tuxedo. I say "think" because those early Bond movies are almost entirely awful. Seriously, go back and watch one. It'll have more in common with Austin Powers than Casino Royale.
I mean, watch what you want, but when it comes to voting with my dollars, I know the series to which I'd rather give the nod.
Why, exactly? Let's start with Tom Cruise. I'll admit, Cruise is nothing if not easy to mock. His bizarre mid-to-late-2000s escapades – inextricably linked to Scientology – tipped the scales against him. He went from ultra-bankable megastar to slightly less bankable weirdo known more for jumping on couches than his work on screen. Sadly, it made people forget that the same goober who was on the front page of every tabloid in the world had killed it in A Few Good Men, Jerry Maguire, Magnolia (his greatest role), Vanilla Sky (underrated), Minority Report, and Collateral. Yeah, there were a few clunkers in there too, but go look at Jimmy Stewart's or Cary Grant's IMDB page sometime. How many forgotten films did they make?
The Mission: Impossible series has been an anchor for Cruise throughout, spanning three decades and serving as the clearest example of the kind of movie Cruise does better than any actor of his generation.
And what kind of movies are the Mission: Impossible films? What makes them work better than even the best of the Bond movies? Both feature stylized action, outrageous stunts, scantily-clad women, fancy tech, and Marvel-level super-villains. The key difference, I think, is that whereas the James Bond movies rest on the shoulders of just one character, Mission: Impossible shares the load. Yes, Cruise's Ethan Hunt is clearly the main attraction, but the success of the heroes in Mission: Impossible movies always comes down to the effectiveness of the team. That iconic scene in the clip above is actually a perfect metaphor for the way these films work. Hunt is the one at the end of the rope, but he couldn't do any of it without the assistance of his crew. The group dynamic adds suspense (more characters close to the action means greater plot variability), humor (especially since Simon Pegg came aboard), and ups the stakes (there's always something to lose). Win-win-win.
And yeah, Bond has MI6, but Moneypenny, Q, M, and the rest mostly just serve as background noise to allow Mr. Shaken Martini to play over top of.
I'd be remiss to leave you without admitting that M:I 2, directed by John Woo, is a terrible movie. And it is. But it also serves as a great example of why the Mission movies have been otherwise so excellent. M:I 2 got caught up in trying to be something unlike itself. It dialed down the spy stuff and cranked up the action to 11. Think about the vault scene from the original movie. That scene is at least as harrowing, if not more, than the helicopter-train chase that ends the movie, and De Palma spent a hell of a lot more time on it. Why? Because espionage is at the heart of these movies, and the one time a director forgot that, the product was awful.
My bet is that they won't make that mistake with Rogue Nation. And of course I've seen the Hunt-hanging-onto-an-ascending-airplane scene from the trailer, so yeah, there'll be plenty of action. But if I know my Mission: Impossible, there's some really freaking important intel inside that plane.
So what say you, Funkhouser-ers? -ites? -ians? Whatever. Are you gonna catch Rogue Nation in theaters?
Watch Stoops thank the CWS construction crew
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 11:24am
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Yesterday, Mark Stoops bought the Commonwealth Stadium construction crew lunch as a way to say thank you for their hard work, and KyWildcatsTV was on hand to film some footage, which they just posted online. Listen to Stoops talk about the crew's "blue collar work ethic," which he is trying to instill in his team:
Stoops is about to speak at the annual kickoff luncheon in Louisville. Freddie Maggard's on site for us, so stay tuned for updates.
The UK/North Carolina Alumni Game on Sept. 13 is official; tickets on sale Aug. 14
By Mrs. Tyler Thompson on ©July 31st, 2015 @ 10:42am
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Almost a month ago, KSR told you that an Alumni game between UK pros and UNC pros was in the works. This morning, UK made it official, announcing that the Alumni Game will take place at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, September 13 and tickets will go on sale August 14 at 10 a.m. Tickets range from $5 (upper level) to $100 (premium lower level). Here's the blurb from UK:
Set to tip off Sunday evening at 5:30 p.m. ET, the game will feature UK players either currently or formerly playing professionally against North Carolina players either currently or formerly playing professionally. The Big Blue Nation will have an opportunity to enjoy some of the top talent to don the Blue and White against other elite talent. Per NBA rules, the University of Kentucky cannot confirm individual players participating in the exhibition game.
Our friend Les Johns points out that the release is careful to say "North Carolina players," not UNC players, so the team may include players from other schools in the Tarheel state.
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Western Washington University has again suspended a professor who has been accused in the past of berating and demeaning students and colleagues.
Western Washington University has again suspended a professor who has been accused in the past of berating and demeaning students and colleagues.
Perry Mills, 69, an associate professor in the theater department, was suspended with pay, pending an investigation, after two students lodged complaints about him this quarter.
University spokesman Paul Cocke said he could not disclose details of the complaints since the claims are confidential during the investigation.
Reached on Wednesday, Mills called his accusers — current and past — "emotionally unbalanced nincompoops."
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"They have an even more deranged bunch of fabrications of idiocy than they had last time," he said.
Mills maintains the current accusations are a continuation of the university's efforts to get rid of him ever since he accused his department chairman of embezzling student fees to buy equipment for which the funds weren't intended. A preliminary internal audit by the school did not establish whether the department chairman had misspent the fees.
Mills has been a polarizing figure on campus. While some students say Mills' blunt teaching style challenged them, others described him as a bully, according to university records.
According to those records, Mills referred to an overweight student as a "400-pound canary who warbles nothingness." He apparently also called a female colleague a "bimbo" and "slut" to her face and referred to a male colleague he believed to be gay as "Precious."
He had been warned repeatedly since 1998 to curtail his behaviors and in 2001, he was admonished by the dean of the school's College of Fine and Performing Arts for bringing weapons onto campus, and for going off on "belligerent rants" about killing people who offended him.
The university held a faculty disciplinary hearing in 2005 that resulted in Mills' suspension for two academic quarters without pay.
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A Greek doctor who posted a "Jews Not Welcome" sign outside his office was arrested for inciting racial hatred.
The doctor, a 57-year-old neurologist from Thessaloniki, also was charged with weapons possession and pro-Nazi beliefs, according to the Greek Reporter.
The sign was written in German. The doctor, who has not been named, is a member of the Greek ultranationalist Golden Dawn party and an avowed Nazi supporter, according to reports. The party is known for its Nazi swastika-like flag and Holocaust-denying leadership.
Police found three daggers, 12 knives and pills without prescriptions at the doctor's home. Two of the daggers were engraved with Nazi symbols.
The Jewish community of Thessaloniki was an important center of Sephardic Jewry for 450 years following the expulsion from Spain. It had a pre-World War II Jewish population of 55,000; now about 1,000 Jews live there.
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pray for him
Ok, I pray he gets what he deserves.
Agree with Trish!
He should lose his license.
He should lose his license.
He practices medicine in Greece that should be punishment enough glad they arrested him though
creep. take his license away.
Everyone knows the best doctors are the Jewish doctors anyone so who would he go to in his time of need? hopefully his Nazi coharts to meet his own death.
every psycho who belongs in an institution is skittering out of the walls.
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After completing a resume review some months back, we got a very good question from a sincere BSer. This person is not coming from the traditional MBA profile and was struggling to put together a resume – a new task for them! As the post title indicates, they asked us: "Where is the line between…
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We were tangentially involved in the process of getting in for one BSer last season and thought we'd share the note we received after we sent them our congratulations on their successes:
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I did see your comment on my success at [Great School] from last week — I've been enjoying something of a respite from, well, anything remotely productive since getting the good news, so getting back to you fell by the wayside for a few… weeks. As I'm sure you can imagine, getting the call from [Great School] was incredible news. They've been my top choice for as long as I've been interested in b-school, and all others have been attempts to hedge in one way or another (with the clarity of hindsight, Wharton was not a good fit for me, for example [despite the strong healthcare focus]). I just submitted the deposit today, and it feels amazing.
While I really appreciate the excellent quality of the CPR, résumé review, and strategy guides, I'd prefer not to share my story publicly (I've been very cautious through this process for a few reasons, and will need to continue to be so for a few more months, unfortunately). I would like to thank you for the help, though: The CPR, especially, might be the single most valuable step I took in the application process (I'll make sure to review it on the website). Your combination of unvarnished truth, a la carte services at reasonable prices, and a little humor in a process that can be way too serious was exactly what I needed, and I hope it continues to pay off for you (I'm recommending you to a friend who's applying next season as I type this). So thanks for everything,
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Fail early.
There's this odd fetish in Silicon Valley these days with failure. It's, like, celebrated and stuff. We don't get it.
No of course we get it – in the context of startups, we understand that any successful venture is unlikely to be successful the very first time out of the gate. The adage is to iterate fast and go through lots of ideas and find the ones that really work – and pursue them relentlessly – and if you realize that they don't work, well, don't sweat it, cross that one off as a failure and pivot or whatever and dump all your drive and ambition into the next plan. The assumption is that you need to make some mistakes before you find your groove.
(That's oversimplified but it's our take on the general attitude out in CA.)
While we're not a fan of "celebrating" failure since failure is, um, whassicalled, oh yeah, failure – we also can tell you that in the domain of bschool admissions, if you're going to fail – that is, not make it in – then we strongly encourage you to get that out of the way early.
Like, early.
You really need to apply in Round 1.
Not only are there advantages in terms of chances of admission, particularly at the top-top schools and even more particularly for residents of any super-oversubscribed class (at any top school, not just top-top ones) but Round 1 also offers this major huge advantage TO YOU. If you don't get in, then you have actionable information you can then use in Round 2. Basically, if your Round 1 apps go over with a thud, then guess what? You now know that they sucked! You can adjust course and try again in Round 2. That is just all-around HUGE in terms of advantages.
If you wait till Round 2 for your first apps, then it's all of those eggs in the proverbial one basket. There is no Round 3 (well, there is, but it's really not a smart move for most people at most schools).
Hopefully all of you BSers won't fail AT ALL! Hopefully your first apps will be your last apps.
But nobody can guarantee that.
This is why you need to be getting yourself in gear for Round 1.
There are some cases when it will prove impossible. If your GMAT score just isn't up to snuff, then obviously no, we're not suggesting to apply anyway. You need to have your apps be the best they can be. Don't just cram in a bunch of submits because it's supposed to be "easier to get in." It's never "easy" for anyone. The ones who sail through the process are the ones who bust butt and put in the work to make it happen in the months and, usually, year(s) before ever getting ready to push that little Submit button.
If you're just waking up to the reality that Round 1 is on its way, there's still time! Just don't let this precious opportunity slip past due to some avoidable unable-to-get-it-togetherness on your part.
F@ck failure. May we soon be celebrating your successes in Snarkville!
($) What we recommend you don't do in your Stanford essays.
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Yes schools do background checks.
No that's not the reason you should not lie on your MBA applications.
You should not lie because you are a good person, with ethics and morals. Good people do not lie.
"But EssaySnark! I know somebody who lied and got in!"
Yeah, so? That does not mean that you should do it, does it?
Who are you going to live with for the rest of your life?
The answer to that question is YOURSELF.
If you're the kind of person for whom lying on something like an application to business school is no big deal – or someone who will go into a Columbia Early Decision or Duke Early Action application knowing that they'll ditch out on that school after acceptance if a "better" offer comes along – or someone who writes their own letters of recommendation – well sorry, you're not the kind of BSer we care to work with. We invite you to exit stage left. This blahg is not for you.
In fact, you cannot claim to be a "BSer" – a term we use with affection, referring to all those earnest and motivated bschool candidates who hang around here in Snarkville, working hard to do their best on improving themselves and earning what they get in life. If you are willing to lie and cheat and steal your way into bschool – which, yes, is the category under which we put things like renegging on a binding Early Decision admit – then you're not deserving of the "BSer" moniker. Because "BSer" stands for Brave Supplicant, and that sort of get-one-over me-me-me behavior does not count as "brave." You are a bullshitter through and through and we don't want to know you.[EssaySnark shakes self.]
Oh my. Was I raving?
OK back to the topic at hand.
The other reason not to lie on your MBA apps? BECAUSE THEY WILL CATCH YOU.
This should not be your motivation for doing the right thing in life, but maybe it will help to understand the stakes.
Most if not all of the top MBA programs in the U.S. now conduct background checks on admitted students. Some do this at random, some do it for all. Yes you have to pay for the privilege of going through this process. You agree to it when you submit your app. It's similar to a pre-employment verification process that many big companies require (without the drug test – some of you may be relieved to hear that news 😉 ) and it's totally legit and legal.
Wouldn't it be a shame to work hard on every aspect of your MBA applications for over a year and then get the admit woo-hoo!!! and then BLAMO they say "Sorry, we discovered too many discrepancies in what you have reported, we are revoking your admit."
If this makes you nervous: Well it should.
They're not going to rescind an acceptance for innocent errors like messing up your dates of employment by a few days or getting a couple dollars off on the salaries that you reported.
Yes, those are details that they verify with past employers.
If they find issues like those, they will either ask you to explain or they may not even be concerned with them, depending on how minor they are.
If it's something more severe – like, fabricating a past position, or massaging your job title a little too aggressively – those can be no-gos, depending.
None of this is worth it.
Live life on the up-and-up, BSer. Don't go into it having to always look over your shoulder. You'll give yourself ulcers. It's not a nice way to be.
Since we're marginally on the subject: If you are interviewing MBA admissions consultants and deciding who to go with to help you with your all-important application strategy, and you encounter one who tells you that you should include Columbia Early Decision among your apps to, say, Harvard and Stanford in Round 1, "just in case" – then our advice is run screaming. One of the best ways to identify an ethically compromised consultant is that exact advice. It's someone who simply does not understand, nor respect, the process. Who knows what other questionable strategies they will suggest you employ?
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SO. Let's do this. I've set three milestones, at $2,000 increments, to get us to the funding goal with a little time to spare. If we pass each of them (any time before MIDNIGHT), I'll do the following Multiplex Movie Review comics — one page per movie — and share them right here in the Deleted Scenes blog… you know, after I watch the movie and make the comic. (In case you're curious, of the movies here, I've only ever seen the first three Transformers movies.)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Although missed free throws were on his mind — and there were plenty of them — Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak thought things went pretty well in Friday's 91-54 exhibition win over Saint Martin's in the Huntsman Center.
"We're doing OK. It was a good barometer to see where we are," he said. "It was fun to play in front of the crowd."
Jordan Loveridge led the Utes with 21 points. Delon Wright added 13 points, eight assists and eight rebounds.
"That guy's a problem. Simple as that. He's everywhere," Loveridge said of Wright. "He's going to make an impact on defense, offense — throw him out on the wing, throw him in the stands. I don't know. He's going to make an impact anywhere he is."
Dakarai Tucker and Parker Van Dyke each contributed 12 points to the winning effort.
"I think we did well. Guys are learning their roles," Loveridge said. "Guys are hitting shots. Guys are having fun. So it was good."
After weeks of practices and scrimmages, Loveridge noted that it was nice to "beat up on someone else, get to guard someone else (and) run our stuff on someone else."
Krystkowiak agreed. "It felt to get out on the court," he said. "It's that time of year."
Utah built a 43-25 halftime advantage. The Utes never trailed as nine players grabbed rebounds and eight scored in the first half.
After building an early 10-point lead, Utah allowed Saint Martin's to close the gap to 17-15 before regaining control with an 11-1 run. The Utes later added a 12-0 burst to pull away handily. They held the Saints without a field goal for the final 6:02 of the half.
"I think it was a combination of us getting some stops and getting out and running," Krystkowiak said.
Wright led the Utes with 11 points at the break. Loveridge had 10 and Tucker contributed nine. Wright and Renan Lenz had six rebounds apiece, leading Utah to a commanding 25-13 advantage on the boards. The Utes widened the rebounding margin to 47-28 by game's end.
Utah also increased its lead in the second half. The Utes took their biggest edge when Van Dyke hit a 3-pointer to cap all scoring in the contest with 41 seconds to go.
"I'm just excited from a coaching perspective — at this point of the year — to be able to look at a film that we're only going to have five guys out there. It's 40 minutes and this is kind of the first step in fixing some things that are broken," Krystkowiak said. "That's the whole thing. We've been talking about that for a couple of years now — is you get a barometer for where you're at and then you try to fix those things that are broken."
At the top of the list now is free-throw shooting. The Utes were a woeful 24 of 45 from the line in a game where 56 fouls were called as the teams adjusted to college basketball's new "no hand-check rule."
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