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An itemized list / cost breakdown, more often than not is used against the contractor when it is shared with other builders who will then beat it.
Good contractors use good people, and good people cost more. Just the cost of having the appropriate insurance / bond can be the difference between winning a job or losing it ot a 'lower bid'.
It is the rule of three; there is Good, Cheap and Fast. You can have any two: Good and Cheap, won't be Fast; Good and Fast, won't be Cheap; Cheap and Fast, won't be Good!
When comparing bids, it isn't the cheapest or the 'nicest' person you should select. You should understand why there is a large price difference (it shows there are gaps in your design program or what you have asked for specifically, which means there may be arguments later). If most of the bids are in line, and one is way high or way low, you want to know why before dismissing or selecting them.
A price-only decision almost always costs more in the long run.
Good luck!
No. Heck no. Here's a good example. We very recently needed to find someone to install about 500 square feet of exotic wood flooring (we already have the materials). We contacted about 12-15 top-rated Angieslist contractors. Out of the few who did get back to us, we got 5 quotes, 2 of them were literally just over the phone. They "didn't feel it would be necessary to even see the space".
Here were the bids:
$4000 (sight unseen), $2800 (sight unseen), $2500, $1500, $1450
We didn't "share our budget for this". Why would we? We asked them to bid the job. That's it. All of them should be well-qualified and they are all highly rated. We were interested in how THEY value their time/resources - for an apples/apples job.
Do you still think that you should tell them about your budget? Your choice. From my standpoint it isn't their business. I'm asking them to bid on a project. Invariably I'll get some very high bids, medium bids and a few more reasonable ones - ALL from "highly rated contractors".
Herlonginc's answer stated that it is not the contractor's job to pay for materials and labor to do the job. I say baloney - a reputable, established contractor has the funds (or a business operations line of credit) to "carry" the job between interim or partial payments, each of which should be keyed to completion of distinct easily measured mileposts in the job, and for a homeowner I would say should be in not more than 20% increments for jobs exceeding a week or so. For shorter jobs, then an initial payment, 50% completion, and completion would be normal. His cost of carry funds is part of his cost of doing business, and is figured as part of his overhead.Bear in mind when he is buying materials and paying labor, his materials he typically pays for on a 10-30 day invoice, and his labor typically a week or two after they work, so he is not really "fronting" that much money if you are giving him weekly or biweekly interim payments, on a typical residential job.
If he does not have the funds to buy materials (excepting possibly deposit on special-order or luxury items, which still typically are 10-30 day invoiceable to him) and hire personnel then he is a fly-by-night operation, and he should not be bidding that size job. You should never (other than MAYBE an earnest deposit of not more than the LESSER of 10% or $5000) let the payments get ahead of the approved/inspected work progress - typically payment should be 10-20% BEHIND the progress, with at least 10% retained at the effective end of work until final inspections and completion of the final "punchlist".
That promotes rapid continuation of the work, discourages the all-too common nightmare of contractors taking on more work than they can handle so they leave your job for weeks or months to go work on someone else's job (frequently to start that someone else's new job so he can get the job), and does not leave you out a tremendous amount of cash if he does not finish and you have to hire another contractor to finish the job. Remember, if you have to hire a new contractor to finish the job, he will charge you a lot more than the original bid to finish someone else's unfinished mess.
This may seem cynical, but having started in the construction business about 50 years ago and seeing the shenanigans that a lot of contractors pull you cannot be too safe. You have to remember contractors are like any other people - I would say maybe 10% are outright crooks, another 25% or so will pull a fast one or overcharge if the opportunity presents itself, maybe 30% will do the work but not any better than they are forced to, about 25% are good conscientious reputable workmen, and the last 10% or so are really spectacular - conscientious, fair, and efficient craftsmen. This top 35% are the only ones you should have bidding in the first place. Therefore, only get bids from long-term reputable firms (so you shake out the marginal short-timers with less experience and also generally less ability to finish the job on budget and schedule), only those that have good RECENT references, and preferably with excellent word-of-mouth recommendation from people you know and trust. That way, you are starting right off with the cream of the crop, so hopefully whichever one bids low should be a good choice.
NEVER start with bids, then check the references of the low bidder - why even consider a vendor or contractor who you do not have faith in from the start ? Get references and short-list you possibles BEFORE you ask for bids.
Low bids - that is another matter - commonly the low bidder is NOT who you want, especially if he is significantly lower than several others, which might mean he is desperate for work, made a math error, or did not correctly figure the entire scope of work. You want a reasonable bid with someone you connect with and trust - that is worth a lot more in the success of the job than the absolute lowest bid.
Next photograph the work you feel is sub-par. If work has been corrected, photograph it now to have a record of its condition. If you have any "original" or "before work began" pictures get those together, too.
If you do have written contract, see what it says about warranties, complaints, failure to finish / comply, etc. Holding the money may end up with the contractor taking YOU to court for the funds - you cannot just hold the money. You need to document in writing what is wrong, what you expect to happen (be specific) and when it should happen by. A good contract will explain if and how money can be held, how the arbitration or complaint is filed, etc.
You should also invite another contractor to come in and bid the work to finish the job. They can confirm the quality of the work and give you a price to fix / finish the job. This gives you justification for holding the funds and an option to finish the job.
If the contractor is not willing to fix the work or listen to direction, do not allow them back in the house. A judge will ask you why you let them continue to do work if you found it unacceptable. Take back the key or access to the building - you can also attempt holding any materials or tools as collateral if the cost of repair is higher than the amount owed. Again, document what you are holding, its estimated value (google or ebay search), etc.
Finally, in writing you should fire the contractor and state the exact reason(s). Document everything; if it is done in person after they leave make notes of what was said, agreed upon and disputed. If you are satisfied that what you have paid is fair compensation for the work done, make sure this is noted in the letter firing the contractor. If you feel money is owed, you will need to file a small claim in your local court. Include the documentation you made, notes, letters, etc. when you file your claim so the judge will have a copy of everything. Don't forget to contact the BBB.
Do not wait for the court date; go ahead and hire the other contractor and have the work completed. Bring this invoice to court with you (file it before the court date if you can). Bring photos of the finished work (again, file it with the court before the date if possible). You must show what good quality work looks like vs the poor quality work.
Otherwise it will be a your word against the contractor and you will most likely lose, (the contract is a promise to pay for work) or even if you "win" you will most likely split the difference between the argued amount of money. Also be prepared for the contractor to file a small court claim against you. Same process as above, except now you will respond to the summons with a copy of your stuff to defend your reason for holding funds instead of asking for money back.
Good luck!
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10' x 11' room plus a very large closet. My friend and I (two, inexperienced 31yo
females) laid the flooring in about 7-8 hours when my husband was out of town. This
amount of time included using a jigsaw for the length-cuts (this took a while;
we used a miter for the short cuts). The battery for the jigsaw was
consistently dying. We eventually gave up on the battery
and made a trip to Home Depot, charged the new batteries, and had a lunch
break. Without all those obstacles, it would have been a much faster process
(especially if you have a table saw or circular saw). This entire project was
easy – so easy.
They are more than we could even imagine – we do not have any scratches on
them after 8 months. We have been careful, but have had accidents! For example,
I recently decided to add quarter-round to our
baseboards' backs were covered in glue and I had to hammer very hard. There
were several times the hammer slipped onto the floor with force! We have
absolutely no dents. I would not suggest taking a hammer to the floor, but
every accident has been without consequence.
I have also dripped paint on our brand new floors. Wet, it wiped right up.
Later, I found a few drops that I was able to scratch up with my fingernail. None
of this paint got in the cracks – so for that I was lucky; I feel that would be
more tricky. None of my statements are suggesting that you should not remain
cautious with your floors, just confirming how well they stand up to the life
in our household.
If it even needs mentioning, I would and do recommend
friends and family. The ease of the website, the customer-service, and the product
are undeniably a superior package for this kind of project.
excellent contractor"
The Bad:
We were just really disappointed in the overall quality of work. We expected the finished product to look professional and well done. But it was obvious that they were more interested in finishing quickly than they were in quality. Consistent missed cuts in wood, mismeasurements, seams that don't match up, and lots and lots of nail filler/putty to fill the gaps. Polyurethane applied to doors and trim was slathered on with drip
Our punch list was a mile long. We just couldn't believe that you would call that 'done'. He did come back and fix a lot of things on our list, but even then it was obvious that we were just going to have to settle on that level of quality. It was just never going to look as professional as our first floor (Veridian home).
contract review with Pat
West Main Street, Freehold, NJ with a closing date of October 1, 2014; at which
point he promised the house would be completed six weeks from the date that he
secured the funding to complete it. As he
was unable to provide a list of finishes, I provided him with a listing of each
item to be used in the house inclusive of their manufacturer identification
numbers. As we chose the option of a fully renovated house, I felt it was
necessary to provide this listing so that there were not any questions as to
what we were expecting and also to insure that Pat
work and finances it would take to complete the transaction. On August 13, 2014 attorney review was
finally concluded, as the process was delayed due to Pat
in securing funding. Despite our best efforts we did not get a progress report
on the house until September 11, 2014 at which point he stated that he was
still working on securing funding and needed an executed contract to do so. He
began work on the house October 6, 2014, six days after our original close date.
As we had only contracted our temporary
living arrangements until our expected close date, we had no alternative option
than to move to a hotel room with our son and two dogs for the expected few
more weeks until for closing. We were promised that work would be completed,
and our closing would happen before December 24, 2014. As construction
progressed, it became apparent that Pat
contracted list of finishes that was provided and agreed upon, instead
replacing them for items that were more cost effective for him. Construction was moving very slowly and we
repeatedly requested a schedule. In mid-November, as again no work was being
done, we stated that we would be cancelling the contract unless Pat
signed an extension of the contract to his closing date of choice, and provided
us with a detailed schedule. This was
done, and it was agreed that the house with renovations, was to be completed the
week of January 18, 2015 with a closing by the end of January. On December 22,
2014, Pat
a prequalification and credit approval letter had already been provided to
him. As an appraisal is necessary to
obtain a mortgage commitment letter, we ordered one for early January, although
we felt uncomfortable doing so as the house was nowhere near completion. On
January 16, 2015 the appraisal was returned at $300,000, $75,000 under
contract. There are numerous things that
were not completed that effected the appraisal.
The finished basement of 990sqft was not added at the Tax Assessors
Office and Pat
mentioned before, the proper finishes were not installed. These items would
have changed the appraisal enough so that we could close on the house, but Pat
house for sale on the open
appraisal. It was devastating as we had been waiting a total of six months for
this house, at great expense to us. On
February 17, 2015 the appraisal was reviewed and increased to $325,000. At that
time, Pat
that Pat
used our contract to finish the house to his liking for his family member, inexcusable
and morally wrong behavior. We spent $29,200, all wasted waiting for something
hope he never gets a
protected from unsavory people like Pat
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team wrapped up the first day at the NCAA Championships with three still alive in the backdraw. The Mocs scored three wins on the day, led by senior Josh Condon's first round victory.
Condon, a native of Powder Springs, Ga., opened with a 7-4 victory over Johnny Greisheimer in the first round. Each competitor traded takedown's and escapes in the first period, before Condon went up 4-3 after an escape in the second. Greisheimer tied the score with an escape early in the third, but Condon's takedown with 27 seconds left, plus riding time, gave him his first win at the NCAA Championships.
Condon went on to drop a hard-fought 4-2 decision to fourth-seeded Tyler Caldwell of Oklahoma State in the second round. After a takedown, Condon led 2-1 going into the second period. He gave up an escape and a takedown in the second that would prove to be the final margin. He faces Nebraska's Austin Wilson in the next round.
Junior Alex Hudson (Marietta, Ga.) battled Columbia's fifth-seeded Steve Santos in a tough 149-pound match in the first round. Santos led 3-2 after the first period, and escaped to go up 4-2 in the second. Hudson took a 5-4 lead after a takedown and a penalty point, but Santos escaped late to knot the total at 5-5. Hudson had over a minute of riding time in the third period but gave up a pin to Santos with less than a minute left in the match.
Senior Dean Pavlou (Cleveland, Tenn.) also competed hard in a 5-2 loss to Rutger's Trevor Melde at 141 while sophomore Nick Soto (Spring Hill, Fla.) gave up a major decision to Wyoming's Tyler Cox (14-2) at 125. Senior Niko Brown (Kissimmee, Fla.) closed out UTC's first round action with his 3-1 loss to Arizona State's No. 9-seed Jake Meredith.
Soto lost his second match in the wrestlebacks, giving up a second-period pin to Virginia Tech's fifth-seeded Jarrod Garnett. Pavlou lost a 6-1 decision to Missouri's Nicholas Hucke, but Hudson got the Mocs back on track with a 10-5 win over Iowa State's Max Mayfield at 149.
Brown advanced to the second round of the back draw with his 9-5 win over Cornell's Jace Bennett. Brown broke open the match with a reversal and back points in the second period. He will face seventh-seeded Nathan Schiedel of Binghampton in the next round.
The Mocs are back in action with consolation second round action tomorrow. Live scoring and a link to the ESPN3 broadcast are available on the wrestling schedule page on GoMocs.com.
2013 NCAA Wrestling Championships
UTC Results
1st Rd – Tyler Cox (Wyoming) – MD 14-2 - Nick Soto (UTC)
1st Consolation – No. 5 Jarrod Garnett (Va. Tech) – Fall 4:11 - Nick Soto (UTC)
1st Rd – Trevor Melde (Rutgers) – Dec. 5-2 – Dean Pavlou (UTC)
1st Consolation – Nicholas Hucke (Missouri) – Dec. 6-1 - Dean Pavlou (UTC)
1st Rd – No. 5 Steve Santos (Columbia) – Fall 6:19 – Alex Hudson (UTC)
1st Consolation – Alex Hudson (UTC) – Dec. 10-5 - Max Mayfield (Iowa State)
2nd Consolation – Alex Hudson (UTC) vs. No. 6 Dylan Ness (Minnesota)
1st Rd – Josh Condon (UTC) – Dec. 7-4 – Johnny Greisheimer (Edinboro)
2nd Rd – Josh Condon (UTC) – Dec. 4-2 - No. 4 Tyler Caldwell (Ok. State)
2nd Consolation – Josh Condon (UTC) vs. Austin Wilson (Nebraska)
1st Rd – Jake Meredith (ASU) – Dec. 3-1 – Niko Brown (UTC)
1st Consolation – Niko Brown (UTC) vs. Jace Bennett (Cornell)


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- The translation of mRNAs into proteins is an elaborate and highly regulated process. Translational regulation primarily takes place at the level of initiation. During initation the eukaryotic initiation factors (eIFs) form a complex that binds to the 5'end of the mRNA to scan for a start codon. Once recognized, the ribosome is recruited to the mRNA and protein synthesis starts. Initiation of translation can basically occur via two distinct mechanisms, i.e. cap-dependent and cap-independent that is mediated via internal ribosome entry sites (IRESs). The former is mediated by a 5'cap structure composed of a 7-methylguanylate which is added to every mRNA during transcription and recruits the initiation complex. IRES-dependent translation involves elements within the 5'untranslated region (UTR) of the mRNA that mostly bind IRES trans-acting factors (ITAFs) which associate either with the initiation complex or with the ribosome itself and consequently allow for internal initiation of translation. During tumorigenesis the demand for proteins is increased due to rapid cell growth, which consequently requires enhanced translation. Many factors that regulate translation are overexpressed in tumors. Moreover, signaling pathways that trigger translation or further hyperactivated by the surrounding tumor microenvironment. This environment is largely generated by infiltration of immune cells such as macrophages that secrete cytokines and other mediators to promote tumorigenesis. As the effects of inflammatory conditions on the translation of specific targets are only poorly characterized, my study aimed at identifying translationally deregulated targets during inflammation-associated tumorigenesis. For this purpose, I cocultured MCF7 breast tumor cells with conditioned medium of activated monocyte-derived U937 macrophages (CM). Polysome profiling and microarray analysis identified 42 targets to be regulated at the level of translation. The results were validated by quantitative PCR and one target - early growth response 2 (EGR2) - was chosen for in depth analysis of the mechanism leading to its enhanced translation. In order to identify upstream signaling molecules causing enhanced EGR2 protein synthesis the cytokine profile of CM was analyzed and the impact of several cytokines on EGR2 translation was examined. Preincubation of CM with neutralizing antibodies revealed that lowering interleukin 6 (IL-6) had only little effect, whereas depletion of IL 1β significantly reduced EGR2 translation. This finding was corroborated by the fact that treatment with recombinant IL-1β enhanced EGR2 translation to virtually the same extend as CM. Further experiments revealed that this effect was mediated via the p38-MAPK signaling cascade. Interestingly, I observed that the mTOR inhibitor rapamycin, which reduces cap-dependent translation, specifically stimulated EGR2 translation. This result argued for an IRES-dependent mechanism that might account for EGR2 translation. The use of bicistronic reporter assays verified this hypothesis. In line with the above mentioned results, CM, IL-1β and p38-MAPK induced EGR2-IRES activity. Since IRESs commonly require ITAFs to mediate translation initiation, the binding of proteins to the 5'UTR was analyzed using mass spectrometry. Among others, several previously described ITAFs, such as polypyrimidine tract-binding protein (PTB) and heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 (hnRNP-A1) were identified to directly bind to the EGR2-5'UTR. Furthermore, overexpression of hnRNP-A1 enhanced EGR2-IRES activity whereas a dominant negative form of hnRNP-A1 significantly decreased it, thus, showing its importance for EGR2 translation. In summary, my data provide evidence that EGR2 expression can be controlled by IRES-dependent translational regulation, which is responsive to an inflammatory environment. The identified mechanism may not be exclusive for one target but might be representative for gene expression regulation mechanisms during tumorigenesis. This is of special interest for the treatment of cancer patients and development of more specific therapies to reduce tumor outcome.


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WAYNE — A judge ordered probation and community service Thursday for the hit-and-run death of a Kenova woman killed last year along U.S. 60 as she walked home from a nearby bar in northern Wayne County.
Jackie Dale Hewlett, 41, of Kenova, received the punishment moments after pleading no contest to a charge of leaving the scene of an accident causing death.
The sentence by Wayne Circuit Judge Jim Young orders Hewlett to serve five years' probation and complete 100 hours community service. The sentence also included a suspended three-year prison term.
The conviction and punishment stems from a vehicle accident which killed pedestrian Candy Mallory, 38. It happened in the early hours of July 9 along U.S. 60 near an amusement park. The nursing student was walking home from an evening at a nearby bar.
Hewlett, deaf and mute, apologized in a written letter read aloud at Thursday's hearing. But those words did little to answer questions from Mallory's husband, Robert, who testified and called Hewlett "a coward" for not immediately coming forward once news circulated that Candy Mallory's body had been discovered over an embankment from the accident.
"I'm glad I'm not in your shoes because I couldn't live with myself," Robert Mallory said. "You let the heat get to her ... What if it was your mom laying out there? Or your wife? Wouldn't you want somebody to tell you?"
Hewlett recalled hitting something that night, but long believed the object was a deer.
Reality came into focus with an amber blinker cover found at the scene, said Wayne County Prosecutor Tom Plymale. Investigators traced the molding to a mid-1990s model Chevrolet Cavalier and sought the public's help in locating such a vehicle.
The resulting tips pointed toward Hewlett, Plymale told the court. Investigators seized his vehicle, and evidence collected from its windshield matched that of Mallory's DNA. An accident reconstructionist placed Mallory as walking very close to the road's white line when she was hit.
Plymale agreed to dismiss a count of negligent homicide. He explained in court he believed it would have been difficult to prove that Hewlett acted in a reckless manner. After court, Plymale added that evidence of Mallory's intoxication could have further complicated a negligent homicide conviction.
"Quite frankly, what he is willing to plea to is probably all we could ever prove," he told the court.
Hewlett's two-sentence letter, as read by the court's sign language interpreter, said Mallory remains in his thoughts every day and that no words could possibly express his apology for the family's loss.
Robert Mallory questioned Hewlett's remorse during his testimony. He talked of months of anger, frustration, grief and a continued desire to enact personal revenge.
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Plymale cited Hewlett's lack of a criminal record and his seven years of full-time employment at a local rental business as reasons for probation.
Melissa Moran described her brother, Hewlett, as a good-hearted man who grew up as one of seven siblings. He graduated from Tolsia High School, fathered two children and became a field representative supervisor for his rental company. She blamed spinal meningitis for causing his deafness and speech problems.
Mallory was a graduate of Buffalo High School and was studying to be a registered nurse at ITT Tech in Huntington at the time of her death. She is survived by three children, two stepsons and three grandsons.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The 24th-ranked Chattanooga Mocs (0-1) dropped a 31-21 season-opening loss to visiting UT Martin (1-0) at Finley Stadium Thursday night. The Skyhawks scored 24 points with a strong effort on the ground.
UTM rushed for 289 yards on 50 carries scoring three times while throwing for another. In the second half alone, the Skyhawks pounded out 218 rushing yards to grind their way to a win.
"Give those guys credit," Head Coach Russ Huesman said. "They played hard, they played physical…they out-physicaled us."
D.J. McNeil and Trent Garland each topped the 100-yard mark. McNeil led all rushers with 134 yards on 26 carries, while Garland added 116 on eight totes with each finding the end zone. Dylan Favre came off the bench to run and throw for a score completing nine of 12 passes for 83 yards.
Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) amassed 316 yards of total offense on the night. He completed 17 of 30 passes for 226 yards with three touchdowns and an interception. He also posted a team-high 90 yards rushing with 22 carries.
The Skyhawks gained 100 yards on their opening drive only to see it stall because of penalties. The rest of the half, the Mocs shut the door allowing a mere 37 yards on 18 plays. UTM took a 7-0 lead into the half on UTC's lone turnover of the night.
Huesman's pass late in the second quarter shot through his receiver's hands and into the waiting arms of J'von Blackmon at the UTC 38. He returned it 27 yards to the 11. A facemask penalty added six yards to the Mocs' five. McNeil ran twice to get into the end zone and the 7-0 lead.
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Huesman rushed twice for 16 yards before finding a streaking Tommy Hudson (Moultrie, Ga.) for 41 yards down the right sideline. On the very next play, Huesman fired an 18-yard toss to Faysal Shafaat (Orlando, Fla.) to cap a 1:16 scoring drive and cut the margin to 14-7.
UTM did not fret. It followed its 89-yard scoring drive with one from 83 yards. Favre ended it with a 13-yard pass to Chris Thompson who kept his toes in bounds as he slowly fell to the ground on the touch pass for a 21-7 lead.
Chattanooga continued to battle. It cut the lead to 21-14 with 7:16 to go as Marquis Green (Palmetto, Fla.) took a Huesman screen 29 yards into the end zone, but the Skyhawks pulled away.
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"We did not coach well, we did not play well," Huesman added. "We have to get better on both sides of the ball. We have to get better on defense. It was absolutely ugly.
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The trio of Wes Dothard (Carrollton, Ga.), Kadeem Wise (Lawrenceville, Ga.) and Gunner Miller (Chattanooga, Tenn.) each tallied a game-high nine tackles. The Mocs' D forced three turnovers with Sema'je Kendall (Huntsville, Ala.) and Dee Virgin (Donalsonville, Ga.) recovering fumbles and Virgin, a redshirt freshman, grabbing his first interception. Tony Bell and Thad Williams each had eight stops for the Skyhawks.
The Mocs hit the road next Saturday taking on FBS-level Georgia State in the Georgia Dome. Game time is scheduled for 2 p.m. It is the first meeting between the two schools.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
UTM – D.J. McNeil 2 yard rush (Jackson Redditt Kick) - 2/3:56/0-7
Drive: 2 plays, 5 yards, 0:17
Key Play(s): J'von Blackmon 24 yard interception return
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Drive: 12 plays, 89 yards, 4:38
Key Play(s): 3/9/V42 – Favre completes 14 yard pass to Jeremy Butler
UTC – Faysal Shafaat 18 yard pass from Jacob Huesman (Nick Pollard Kick) - 3/1:00/7-14
Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:16
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Key Play(s): 3/4/V23 – Favre to Thompson for 11 yards
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Drive: 6 plays, 59 yards, 1:51
Key Play(s): 3/1/50 – Taharin Tyson 9 yard run
UTM – Redditt 29 yard Field Goal - 4/4:35/14-24
Drive: 7 plays, 19 yards, 2:30
Key Play(s): Corey Jordan 68 yard kickoff return to UTC 31
UTM – Trent Garland 33 yard rush (Redditt Kick) - 4/2:35/14-31
Drive: 3 plays, 35 yards, 1:34
Key Play(s): UTM took over on downs on UTC 35
UTC – Shafaat 13 yard pass from Huesman (Pollard Kick) - 4/1:32/21-31
Drive: 5 plays, 70 yards, 1:03
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Kyle Lovern
Sports Editor
WEST WILLIAMSON – Mingo Central blew a 10 point lead and fell to the Ripley Vikings 71-70 Saturday night in the Hatfield-McCoy Shootout at the Williamson Fieldhouse.
"I feel like the Scott game all over again. That is the second one we have let get away," Napier said in the dressing room after the game. "We should have won. We have to clean some stuff up – make better decisions down the stretch."
Ripley High School came out on fire with its run and gun style and took a 24-12 lead after one quarter.
But, coach Brad Napier's team was like a boxer who had gotten pummeled in the early rounds, but came back out and played a great second quarter and outscored the Vikings 26-12 to take a 38-34 lead at the half. The full court pressure led to several turnovers and once again the Miners' bench gave Napier some good minutes off the pines.
"The second and third quarter we played really well," Napier said. "I think we were a little bit tired from last night's game. We played extremely hard last night." Mingo Central beat Herbert Hoover on Friday night.
"I think we underestimated them a little bit and they made big shots down the stretch and we didn't," he added.
Julius Hatcher fired in a pair of 3-pointers and freshman Stevie Hammond scored six to help the Miners take the lead in the first half.
Mingo Central added to their lead in the third quarter and led 55-48 heading into the final quarter. Trevor Cline came in to score a couple of baskets and hit the boards hard.
The Miners increased their lead to 62-52 with 4:40 left in the game on a 3-pointer by Matt Lester and a couple of back to back hook shots by Alex "Booger" Lee.
But after the timeout, Ripley began to chip away at the lead. Turnovers hurt Mingo Central and Ripley took advantage of them.
With 55 seconds left Casey Smith gave the Vikings their first lead since the opening quarter as he fired in a trey from the top of the key to give his team a 69-68 lead.
After a free throw by MCHS, on Ripley's next possession Smith swished in another 3-pointer to make the lead 71-69.
Miner senior Marqus Cunningham was fouled trying to tie the game up and went to the line with a chance to even the score with one second left on the game clock. The 6-6 center missed the first shot. He then tried to miss the second shot on purpose so a teammate might get the rebound, but the ball bounced around and fell through the rim.
Mingo's Austin Banks immediately fouled Smith on the inbounds pass and put him at the line with .06 left on the clock. He missed and Banks fired one the length of the court that fell short and Ripley was able to edge by the Miners 71-70.
"We are playing a lot of guys without much experience," Napier said. "We have to learn as we go and try to get the right combinations in the game at the end."
Napier continues to play at least 10 players each game and has gotten good play from his bench. "We didn't have any energy until we subbed tonight, but it is somebody different every night," the Miner's coach said. "We never know who to go with or to bring in. On different nights we have players to step up."
Smith fired in a game high 32 points for the Vikings, including 17 in the final quarter. Jakob Harrison followed Smith with 13, while Jacob Haynes added 12 for coach Craig Harmon.
Chase Hatfield led Mingo Central with 12 points, while Lester and Lee each had 10 points. Cunningham finished with eight, Zack Barker came off the bench to score six. Hammond finished with seven, Hatcher had six, Garth Simpkins four and Cline four.
Senior point guard Austin Banks, who is averaging 18 points per game, had an off night shooting with only three points. However, Banks did hand out 11 assists and have four steals.
Mingo Central is now 7-6 on the season and travels to Mount View on Friday night.
Ripley is now 5-8 on the season and host Princeton tonight.
Score by quarters:
Mingo Central (7-6) - Lester 10, Barker 6, Banks 3, Cunningham 8, Lee 10, Hammond 7, Simpkins 4, Hatfield 12, Cline 4, Hatcher 6.
Ripley (5-8) - Smith 32, Haynes 12, Harpold 7, Harrison 13, Sanders 4, Layhew 2, Parsons 1.
(Kyle Lovern is the sports editor for the Williamson Daily News. Comments or story ideas can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com)


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BAKER — A pair of Class 1A playoff contenders squared off at Baker School's Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium on Friday as Baker hosted Graceville in the 2013 football season opener.
Powered by a 205 yard, four-touchdown rushing performance by senior tailback D.J. Thomas the Gators beat the Tigers 42-27 in a game that wasn't decided until Thomas scored from one yard out with 1:16 left in the fourth quarter.
The fourth Thomas touchdown might have the score that sealed the win for the Gators, but an 80-yard pass play from Jon Beck to Austin Martin with 8:42 was likely the straw that broke the collective backs of the Tigers.
Faced with a third down and 18 at their own 20-yard line, Gator coach Matt Brunson called for the quick pass to Martin at wingback. The pass only covered about 10 or 15 yards in the air and Martin did the rest outrunning the Graceville defense to the end zone.
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"We were running the football very successfully and they had about nine guys up around the line and we kind of hit a little pop pass and got a wingback behind the safety and Austin Martin did an awesome job," Brunson said. "Jon Beck made a good play in getting Austin the ball, and Austin made a good catch and that was the turning point in the ball game.
"What made that possible is the way our line blocks and the way our backs run hard. The running game we've got opens that stuff up later on."
Martin said the touchdown was the longest of his career.
"It was long and it tired me out a lot, but it was worth it every step of the way," he said. "That was the fastest ever ran. Jon got the ball to me -- it was perfect over the middle and easy to catch all I saw was the end zone and I was gone."
The Gators (1-0) finished the game with 272 yards rushing on 39 carries. Richard Stroheker was more than capable of providing Thomas with a breather at tailback as gained 76 yards on just eight carries.
Although the Gators only threw nine passes, Beck made the most of his four completions. Beck not only hit Martin with a touchdown pass, but he had an 11-yard scoring strike to Kodi Moen with 8:12 left in the second quarter.
Beck finished the night 4-of-9 passing for 108 yards and the two touchdowns with one interception.
Baker turned three Tiger turnovers into touchdowns.
The first game on the game's first play when Tiger running back Jared Padgett fumble at the Graceville 28. Martin recovered the fumble for Baker and two plays later Thomas scored his first touchdown.
A tough Tiger squad (0-1) responded with two touchdowns by Jarrett Brogdon to go up 14-7.
Beck's pass to Moen pulled the Gators to within a point when the extra point was wide.
Graceville added another score on a 42-run by Kyler Trim.
With less than two minutes left in the half Baker's Izayaih Thomas pounced on a Graceville fumble setting up the second D.J. Thomas score of the night.
Baker tied the game when Beck hit Kodi Nixon for the 2-point conversion.
The Gators scored on a four-play, 75-yard drive to open the third quarter with D.J. Thomas scoring from 22 yards out. Malcolm Griffith's extra point gave the Gators the lead they would never relinquish with 10:27 left in the third quarter.
Graceville answered with a score from Eddie Myrick, but the Tigers ran out of gas as Baker picked up the two fourth quarter scores to seal the win.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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The loss left the Lady Hounds at 8-14 overall and 0-5 in the subregion heading into their final region game at Warner Robins on Tuesday. But even a victory against the Lady Demons wouldn't be enough to pull them out of last place in the west subregion, so they will open play in the Region 2-AAAAA Tournament next Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. against Evans, the top seed from the east subregion.
Worse than the loss was top shooter Heather Rushin going out in the fourth quarter with a separated shoulder.
Having the shoulder pop out of joint has been a recurring problem for the senior during her career, and it already happened once early this season. Coach Lance Pittman said he will likely hold her out of the team's final two regular season games in hopes she'll be recovered in time for the region tournament.
"Our seed is already determined. We'd like to win the last two games to get some momentum going for the tournament, but getting her back is more important," Pittman said.
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Monday, October 21, 2013
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