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OBERLIN, OH - Oberlin College grabbed a 56-47 non-conference victory over the visiting Hilbert Hawks (1-3) in men's basketball November 22. The Yeomen's second half execution pressured Hilbert into missed shots and fouls as they improve to 2-2 before the holiday break. Josh Merritt and Andrew Fox tied for game high honors, each scoring 17 points for Oberlin. Fox finished the with the game's only double-double after he cleared the boards with 14 rebounds. Hilbert's Chris Parrott scored 13 points, one better than teammate Dan McFarland, and they both grabbed six rebounds.
Jordan VanDunk's layup gave the Hawks their first lead in the game (22-21) at 8:05 in the first half. His bucket was followed by McFarland and Parrott's layup scores which built the advantage to four, but a combination of missed cues by Hilbert and made threes by Oberlin started the backwards slide for the visiting Hawks. Oberlin took a 36-28 lead into intermission after shooting fifty percent from behind the arc, earning 18 points from long distance compared to Hilbert's six points.
With 9:50 left to go in the second half, the Yeomen stretched the lead to 14 points (56-42). The sharp-shooting hosts only attempted 19 shots in the 20-minute half, but they made ten shots (four counting as three pointers). Hilbert's Chris Hoak turned the heat up shooting 3 for 5 (2-2 behind the arc in the last three minutes) but Merritt went six for eight at the foul line in the final minute to capture the win.
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83 Musketeers earned a spot on the A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- 83 Xavier student-athletes were named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll for the spring semester as announced by Bernadette V. McGlade, Commissioner of the Atlantic 10. The Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who have a 3.5 grade point average or better for the spring.
"I congratulate the student-athletes who have been named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll," stated commissioner Bernadette V. McGlade. "This demonstrates their strong commitment to achieve in the classroom and on the field. Each is a great representative of their institution and the Atlantic 10 Conference."
Below is a list of Xavier student-athletes who made the Commissioner Honor Roll
Kathryn Anderson W. Track & Field
Keith Albrektson XC/Track & Field
Katie Anderson W. Track & Field
Phil Bauer Baseball
Ryan Bellamy Baseball
Kristen Bennett W. Track & Field
Leslie Boersma W. Soccer
Brandon Bucher M. Soccer
Chelsea Burns W. Soccer
Chelsea Campbell Volleyball
Calesse Cardosi XC/Track & Field
Megan Casey XC/Track & Field
Martha Cutter-Wilson W. Swimming & Diving
Herbert Day Pan Golf
Catherine Della Lucia W. Soccer
Bobby Deye M. Tennis
Andy Dimbi M. Soccer
Kelsey Erlenbaugh XC/Track & Field
Kelly Farrell W. Soccer
Elizabeth Fictel W. Swimming & Diving
Michael Franke M. Swimming & Diving
Tyler Fry XC/Track & Field
David Gordon M. Swimming & Diving
Nathan Green M. Swimming & Diving
Mickey Hafertepe M. Swimming & Diving
Maureen Hester W. Basketball
Anne Higgins W. Soccer
Holly Hoover W. Swimming & Diving
Joe Hughes M. Basketball
Alison Johnson W. Swimming & Diving
Jennifer Jones W. Soccer
Lauren Kaminsky Volleyball
Tommy Kauffmann XC/Track & Field
Garrett Keirns M. Swimming & Diving
Kelsey Kinnard W. Tennis
Anne Lennon W. Track & Field
Samuel Lewis M. Track & Field
Liz Lucich Volleyball
Sean Luke Golf
Brandon MacDonald M. Tennis
Marietta Maffey W. Tennis
Loren Marshall W. Soccer
Der-ryka Martin W. Basketball
Rachel Mason W. Soccer
Michelle Matia Volleyball
David Maxwell M. Swimming & Diving
Johnny Mazza M. Basketball
John McCambridge Baseball
Kaitlyn McGoldrick W. Soccer
Danielle Meiners XC/Track & Field
Andrea Meyer W. Soccer
Samantha Milroy XC/Track & Field
Bethany Moore XC/Track & Field
Christine Naderer XC/Track & Field
Alexandra Nellis W. Soccer
Lauren Nutini W. Soccer
Peter O'Neill Golf
Hillary Otte Volleyball
Susan Pauley W. Soccer
Kari Peglar W. Swimming & Diving
Catherine Phillips XC/Track & Field
Christie Pleiman W. Tennis
Katie Pleimann W. Tennis
Kurtis Polacek M. Track & Field
John Roof M. Swimming & Diving
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Kathleen Rudokas W. Soccer
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Kristen Schulte XC/Track & Field
Ken Schwieter XC/Track & Field
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February 14, 2013
Chattanooga Head Coach John Shulman
Thoughts on game
"I'm proud of our kids. We came out with energy and sustained it. Furman was down. Charlie Reddick and David Brown didn't play. It's awfully hard when you have injuries. We have injuries, too. I understand that. But it's awfully hard when you have injuries, and then this is the fourth game in eight days. So we felt like our depth was better, and we felt like we could play and make it as wild and crazy as we could. We were close to making it really wild and crazy, and pulling away in the first half. We just couldn't make enough shots. It's awfully nice to win like that. It's awfully nice for our kids to continue believing in what we're doing, and getting better and better. I told you I felt like we were getting better, and hopefully they can see that now, and hopefully we can continue to build on it. We're not at the finish line. We have an awfully tough game on Saturday, but we are getting better."
Thoughts on three leading scorers being freshmen
"That could never happen before because we never had a true freshman play here. That's probably a record of some kind. There's nobody that works harder in practice every single day, and brings enthusiasm every single day than Eric Robertson. The guy has never done anything wrong in his life, and I mean that. So to see him get rewarded is a great thing because you're talking about a wonderful kid. I wish my children would grow up to be like Eric Robertson. He's a wonderful child, but because he plays behind Gee, people kind of forget about E. We haven't forgotten about E, and it was nice to see him make a couple of shots tonight."
Thoughts on difference between Chattanooga's and Furman's three freshmen
"Stephen Croone has been phenomenal for them. We kind of jumped on him, and then he had to play a lot of minutes. We jumped on him quick with our doubles. I love their young kids. Those kids at Furman are going to be really good. They almost beat Charleston with all those freshmen. They're going to be really, really good. He lost an awful lot. They're half beaten up and battered, but I was really proud of our freshmen."
Thoughts on taking advantage of Furman on defense
"They only have one point guard, so we tried to take advantage of that. They had their big guys trying to bring it up. We can't guard Colin Reddick. We can't guard him, and very few people in the league can guard him. We do a lot better job of guarding him when he's 75 feet away from the basket, so that's why we did that. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't work. We haven't had a whole lot of success against Furman. We just caught them fatigued, and they went on the road Monday. We didn't, and so sometimes it comes down to that."
Thoughts on Casey Jones' minutes
"He hasn't done anything in seven weeks. So we're just trying to get him back in the flow of things. Him sitting there jacking a three, he wouldn't of done that when he was playing seven weeks ago. We're really going to need him defensively. I was happy to see him, but he was exhausted in 16 minutes."
Gee McGhee, freshman, guard
Thoughts on the win
"We just started from the jump. We got steals, stops on defense, and rebounds, and we just kept playing and finishing plays."
On the pace of the game
"It was a faster game because when we would get rebounds instead of slowing it down and running a play. We would push the ball up the court and get easy baskets. Rico got the ball after they scored one time and he drove it all the way down the court and laid it up with no hesitation. I guess we were just feeling it tonight."
Drazen Zlavaric, senior, forward
Thoughts on the start of the second half
"We have really been playing a lot looser lately. I really love what we've been doing on defense and that's the key to everything. Our execution wasn't the greatest for the past few games but our energy was there. Today our energy met the execution part of basketball and it just felt easy. I felt very pleased and proud of what our guys did out there tonight."
On how this home stand has affected the team
"The biggest thing that I take away from this home stand is that we are good enough to compete with anyone in the conference. It has really helped out with our confidence as we go forward."
Furman Head Coach Jeff Jackson
Thoughts on the game
"I thought John's team did a really nice job. We have six guys playing for us right now and I think that John did a really nice job of exploiting that. We struggled with the press at times which gave them some excitement and stretched the game for them. I thought our guys competed and played hard, but I won't lie, it's one of those times where it can be so overwhelming to have so many guys out at one time. We have to figure out what we need to do to dust ourselves off, and we have a home game on Saturday that we will be ready to play."
Thoughts on being limited off the bench
"We ran out of bodies. Nothing more. Our point guard started cramping up and we didn't have a sub for him. I think that was part of it but I don't want to take anything away from Chattanooga. Their press really hurt us at times. I thought we did a nice job of breaking it but there were some times where we would go two and three possessions at a time where we turned the ball over. They did a nice job of taking advantage of that, so we to give all the credit to Chattanooga."
Thoughts on playing his freshman
"Well, for us, we weren't planning on playing a lot of freshman coming into the season. Don't get me wrong. We love our freshman but we thought all of our freshman would be coming off the bench. I think anytime, especially at the mid major level, you're asking for a lot of trouble. It's going to be great for us in the future but right now it's very painful because even though their effort is good, their experience is lacking right now."


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Who is the audience for casual dumbed down MMOs? Most of the AAA MMO developers seem to think that this is the biggest part of the consumers. And what happens when a game like that comes out? It is hyped up, lots of people buy it at launch, and then it is struggling within 6 months. One thing is playing a game casually, something completely different is building a game from the ground up for people that you consider casuals. I don't think even casual players like some of the design choices that are made.
What I consider casual/streamlined design:
- auction house
- drop-in-drop-out pvp with no risk, no long term implications/goals. Respawning during a match.
- no chance to lose progress in a pve environment (aka lose gear). Why do you win items when you complete something, but don't lose anything if you fail? The balance is off here.
- waypoints
- dividing the gameworld into zones, and other related gizmos, like completion percentage. Telling a player how much % of the game they have completed, is like telling a person in real life the year and date that they are going to die on.
- all content is available for everyone.
- too many tutorials. Most people have a brain, and using it can be fun sometimes.
- minimap/zone map, and related gizmos such as quest markers. Do devs think people are crippled and can't progress if you don't give them a map?
- nothing occurs in the game world that is out of the player's control. All the way through, the games make you feel like a superhero. Who has played Stalker, I mean something along the line of emissions.
The 3 big hopes for me this year are TESO, Repopulation, and DayZ. To be brutally honest, I absolutely expect TESO to take the casual approach. And this time around, I'll wait for people to post videos on youtube, before blindly buying into the hype (made that mistake with TSW and GW2). Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to play oldschool runescape.
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Use your common sense and you will know by yourself whether TESO will have those features you mentioned above or not. Take into account that TESO is already in development for several years and will be released in 2013.
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We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality.
Originally posted by crasset15
Shrug.....Sounds liek you want to play a game from 1999, might I suggest you try EQ or Vanguard.
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- auction house
Will be there.
- drop-in-drop-out pvp with no risk, no long term implications/goals. Respawning during a match.
Not in Cyrodiil pvp, but who knows what will be io battlegrounds
- no chance to lose progress in a pve environment (aka lose gear). Why do you win items when you complete something, but don't lose anything if you fail? The balance is off here.
I don't think you will be able to loose your gear .... sadly. Most people don't want it.
- waypoints
- dividing the gameworld into zones, and other related gizmos, like completion percentage. Telling a player how much % of the game they have completed, is like telling a person in real life the year and date that they are going to die on.
I dont think that you can make modern MMO with zones loading in background. So there will be zones with loading, don't know about %.
- all content is available for everyone.
Well there will be faction lock on parts of maps. And i hope there will be some things only done in group. If they make everything soloable i will be greatly disapointed
- too many tutorials. Most people have a brain, and using it can be fun sometimes.
I think you don'!t know people. Most are mindless idiots. There will be tutorial at the start of the game in coldharbour. (first mission)
- minimap/zone map, and related gizmos such as quest markers. Do devs think people are crippled and can't progress if you don't give them a map?
They don't think that ... remenmber mindles idiots ... They will get lost and then cry on forums. You cant make mainstream MMO without these features.
- nothing occurs in the game world that is out of the player's control. All the way through, the games make you feel like a superhero. Who has played Stalker, I mean something along the line of emissions.
I dont think there will be something like that. People wan't to feel like superheroes ... sadly.
If these features are a must-have in a mainstream game and supposedly sought after and requested by the majority, then why do they flop, one after another? I think the game makers themselves are a bit misinformed in their understanding of what the players want.
Originally posted by crasset15
I think that isn't because these features, but because most MMOs are unfinished at lauch and can't supply new content. But i would love to see new hardcore MMO ... even tho it would flop even before launch. Mainstream players wuldn't buy it and there is not enought hardcore players to support AAA MMO.
Originally posted by azzamasin
Just to clarify, I don't mean tutorials in the traditional sense, but instead the way that the game is presented to the player in text-based interfaces.
Quest markers are technically a tutorial, a cheat that has become popular. Going to a crafting table, and seeing a list of every possible item you can craft, is a tutorial. Getting a warning popup upon entering a dangerous area, is a tutorial. Opening your skills tab, and seeing every possible skill neatly in there, with descriptions, is a tutorial. Every item that you acquire in the game, can be hovered over in the inventory to get a detailed description of it, that is a tutorial. Being able to judge an opponent's combat strength just by targetting them (and seeing titles such as champion, amount of health, or list of abilities), is a tutorial.
There is so much handholding going on that it's hard to even register that it is happening.
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then play mortal online or darkfall, problem solved. Teso will not be the right game for you according to your wishlist, and i am glad it doesn't include useless 1999 annoyances.
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I always say "not everyone's a hero" and I have to agree here it's one of the worst design choices by far. A hero should be determined by a players actions. No longer can someone become famous or infamous through their own prowess. Nowadays everyone can just be dickbags with no consequence. This whole genre is in a sad, sad state.
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Originally posted by KaiserPhoenix
The question here is, how much more streamlining can people take, before they realise that their list of activities in said game consist only of being a mindless slave for the xp bar and gear treadmill.
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It is pretty safe to say that all those items you listed will be in the game.
EDIT: I am curious, just how many "traps" exist for a developer to fall into?
am I missing any?
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Since ESO will be a standard Themepark MMO Im sure it will have all the casual and streamlined trappings that go along with one.
Tried: EQ2 - AC - EU - HZ - TR - MxO - TTO - WURM - SL - VG:SoH - PotBS - PS - AoC - WAR - DDO - SWTOR
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Originally posted by azzamasin
Content should be restricted for certain players? Are you one of those "hardcore" gamers that thinks people should be held back unless they can devote 40+ hours a week to a game?
As for the second red high light, that made me laugh.
That Guild Wars 2 login screen knocked up my wife. Must be the second coming!
Originally posted by Slampig
I wonder if he meant that All content should not be equally easy. Because if you are good player then you get bored by easy game ... there should be something for you. Something you can acomplish and feel proud about it. What is wrong about it? It is bonus for good players. Also i think that there should be content that shouldn't be soloable ... let people go anywhere but in some places average solo person would get destroyed. It is MMO .. it should promote grouping.
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It may have a few twists, but at the end of the day this title is a big budget MMO and w will likely deliver with all the bells and whistles their target audience has come to expect.
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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Sure a lot of people want to be the hero and basically end up being the same person in MMOs. But there are a lot of us who just want to be a person that exists in the world. If we become somthing more on our own with the game just magically saying we are then it's even better.
People who want to be the hero can have something to try to do rather than pick some dialog option and some crappy heavily scripted boss fight. TESO will likely be too watered down to be a good TES game and it'll be way too bubbily and casual to be a decent MMO. They're coming in way too late on this casual trend which is still in the process of slowly dying off.
GW2 should have been the final nail in the coffin, but there's just so many people who have yet to play an MMO that isn't just a linear money sink with a mediocre single player story line or an MMO that's so casual and dumbed down, you'd swear it was made for goofy kids. So sinces games like GW2 and WoW are the standard for them, and theres so much more of these people than the rest of us, MMO devs will continue to make mediocre games instead of putting effort towards something new or making something pre-WoW MMO-gamers would like.
Originally posted by walltar
What would happen in real life if everyone had access to everything? You know, a world where you could put on a ski mask on friday and rob a bank, and then on monday run for president, and maybe on thursday become a professional chef.
That kind of a world lacks any kind of structure, and people aren't being valued as a part of the big picture e.g. a mere worker among many workers, working towards a common goal for the whole group.
What are modern MMOs about? Always your individual progress, getting YOUR legendary weapon, getting YOUR acheivement for finishing a dungeon, increasing YOUR pvp rank, finishing YOUR storyline, increasing YOUR level.
My point is that they would have to make the gameworld complex enough, that it is impossible for 1 person to fill every role in the supply chain toward acheiving a goal. (supply chain being just one example of many). Other similar systems could include a spell/skill only becoming available to the general public, when someone has discovered, invented, or solved a riddle to uncover it, provided he/she wishes to share the knowledge. Why should every ranger be born with flurry of ice arrows in their skill list? Because some developer said that flurry of ice arrows would be a cool skill for the ranger class?
What if there were goals built into the game world that are bigger than the individual player? What if the devs released a whole region into the game, and tell the players: "you, as a community, have to earn the right to enter this area." and it would be up to the players to organise everything.
First you would need to build a battering ram to get through the huge gate that sits between 2 mountains and blocks access to the area. But all the wood in the usual region is very thin and weak, so you would have to find someone proficient in magic, to enchant a seed so that it grows into a massive tree within a matter of days.
Then you would have to find another person who actually has knowledge of how to chop a 50 meter long tree, and carve it into a cylindrical shape.
Then you would have to find a bird tamer, who can go to the border of the new area, to collect intelligence about the landscape in the area (lets assume a tamed bird is capable of giving information), and possible enemy opposition.
You would have to assess the risk. What if the attack is repelled, and most of the players participating in it are killed. How vulnerable will that leave our own region, if the enemy will plunder all our gear that we brought along. If the enemy attacks us as retaliation, will we be forced to retreat into the forest, and start rebuilding our own society from the ground up?
Would an attack even be needed, perhaps the people behind the gate are friendly, but they just don't know that you are friendly, so it is sort of a precaution.
You would have to find people with medical training, to come along, which would give wounded soldiers 50% better chance of recovering.
Then you would have to find a team of blacksmiths, who are supplied by a team of miners, to make equipment for your force, because not every player is a warrior and thus doesn't have the required gear. You would have to send some of them to basic combat training.
You would have to consider how you will provide food and drink for your force. Perhaps you have to order a farmer to slay his whole cattle, just to have enough meat.
Since your society isn't regularly involved in large scale combat, you would be used to living in houses. But soldiers would need tents, so you have to find someone who can actually make cloth, and rope, because any random joe off the streets wouldn't have the slightest clue about the process of making cloth.
Of course this kind of big picture feel can be acheived with more simple systems, but the basic idea is more or less the same. Don't let everyone be an omnipotent multitalent. Believe it or not, having a character with limitations can actually be good (who could have guessed). Having areas of the game be limited can actually be good.
LOL did he really just say that an Auction House is a casual feature? Really?
Man. I tell yeah. The "I want my game to be the leetist most bragging rights extreme hardcore edition sub only lobby dungeon/raid experience" crowd just get better and better with time. I'd hang up DayZ if I were you, not really going to be all that fantastic from what I've seen.
If you like that sortof game fine but keep in mine when you are that extreme in your wants those games won't be popular or have anything larger then a small niche community at best.
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Originally posted by itgrowls
Indeed I did. What is an auction house? It is a tool that removes the need of manual trading and player interaction, making it possible for your sold item to just magically appear in the buyer's bag.
It's a convenience.
What is a preset list of skills? a convenience, so that players get the big picture of what the game has.
What are waypoints? a convenience.
If you can't be bothered to overcome challenges in a game manually, then why do you play a game? Just automate everything and enjoy the show, as a spectator. Soon someone will whine that levelling up is a chore, so maybe some dev releases a game with questing autopilot. Which would be no more absurd than the aforementioned things.
Making a build from a list of skills, is a chore, lets make a build generator which makes sure that the build it generates does at least 1500 dps.
Buying arrows for my bow is a chore. Lets remove them completely! What a wonderful idea.
So what do you eventually end up doing in a game, if challenges annoy you?


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Bill Nye ("The Science Guy") snuck in a "Go Seahawks!" cheer, but his debate with Ken Ham on Feb. 4 was more like an episode of "Dancing with the Stars" than a Super Bowl smackdown.
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Nye, 58, is the well-known TV personality who began his career as a mechanical engineer at Boeing in Washington State (hence his Seahawks cheer).
Ham, 62, is an Australian native and former science teacher who is president of Answers in Genesis and the Creation Museum. Both organizations advocate a literal interpretation of the Bible regarding the origins of Earth and humanity.
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Nye frequently spoke of science being able to make predictions based on evidence and observations. The evolutionary tree had a gap between lungfish and amphibians, he said for example, and scientists predicted a missing link would be found. That was accomplished when the fossils of a transitional species, Tiktaalik, were discovered in Canada in 2004.
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Ham said it's no mystery.
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Chinese manufacturer gambles on iPad 2S cases
"With a 2048×1536 resolution Retina display boost, would Apple really call their 3rd generation iPad an iPad 2S?"
Probably not. But then again: Would Apple really call their 6th generation iPhone an iPhone 5? Not really. Nevertheless you still use in all your articles about the next iPhone the highly unlikely name "iPhone 5".
Just one question. When has Apple ever released a product that is thicker than the previous model?
Yes, but with about 1/3 of the previous gens footprint. I don't see that happening with the iPad.
LTE is on Verizon only, 4G uses different frequencies on other carriers.
Its also still a battery hog. I see the next iPad being an iPad2S
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An Aiken County sex offender was sentenced on Friday to 30 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of multiple child sex abuse charges.
William Wallace Pou, 34, of Aiken, was found guilty on four counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor, four counts of a lewd act upon a child and one count of solicitation of a minor. He's been in jail since his arrest and will get credit for time served.
Assistant Solicitor Ashley Agnew, who prosecuted the case, said three of the criminal sexual conduct charges were brought because the victim was younger than 11 years of age. The fourth was because Pou had a prior conviction of second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor, she said.
The charges stemmed from acts that occurred between 2008 until about two weeks before Pou was arrested in October 2011, Agnew said. Pou was accused of fondling one of the female victims from the time she was 8 years old until age 11, Agnew said.
"That's where the lewd acts come from," she said. "He's also accused of digitally penetrating her, which is where the criminal sexual conduct charges come from."
The two solicitation of a minor charges, one of which the jury found Pou not guilty on, stem from Pou's alleged attempts to get the two victims to perform oral sex on him, Agnew said.
Assistant Solicitor Beth Ann Young, who also prosecuted, said the abuse went on "until law enforcement got involved."
"It was chronic sexual abuse," she said.
Pou has multiple convictions on his record, including criminal domestic violence, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, which was pleaded down from the original criminal sexual conduct charge, second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and child neglect.
Because there was no DNA evidence, Agnew said much of the prosecution's case depended on testimony from the two victims, who are now 11 and 12 years old.
"The heart of the case was that these victims had to get up there and testify about what happened to them," Young said. "It was very difficult, as it would be for anybody, but especially for these victims that are so young."
Pou maintained his innocence on Friday, even during sentencing when he apologized to Circuit Court Judge Doyet A. "Jack" Early for an "outburst" that happened earlier.
"I'll accept your apology for that," Early said. "Are you feeling sorry for anything else?"
"No sir," Pou said. "I'm not guilty."
There were three incidents in the court room during the weeklong trial, one of which happened while the mother of the two victims was leaving the courtroom after testifying.
"As she was leaving the court room, he shouted something at her," Young said, adding that what Pou shouted was "very inappropriate." Also, Pou was escorted from the courtroom during the reading of the verdicts on Friday after exhibiting "shifty or flighty behavior," Young said.
"The court staff moved closer to him. The judge asked if he wanted to leave the courtroom and he said he did," she said.
Early said during sentencing that he also asked a woman to leave the courtroom during the trial because she was "staring and glaring" at the young girls while they were testifying.
The trial was Agnew's first with the Second Circuit Solicitor's Office, which she joined in August.
"She did an outstanding job," Young said. "This was a very difficult case."
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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Hi Peter, Do you think that Bristol City have given Derek McInnes enough time in the managerial hot-seat and he should be replaced? If so, who do you see as a contender for the post? I would like to see Harry Redknapp, but can't really see that happening? Bob Wear (Tottenham fan)
BEAGS SAYS: As a Tottenham fan, Bob, I thought you would have been advocating Harry Redknapp to come back to White Hart Lane, not touting him for the as-yet-unavailable Bristol City manager's post. Derek McInnes and his team are on a disastrous run of six defeats on the spin after conceding two more goals on Tuesday night to a Birmingham side who had scored only five goals in their previous seven home games. Just to highlight City's deficiencies, Birmingham, who clinched their first home win in five, had 20 shots at goal and McInnes described the performance as embarrassing for himself, the players and fans who were subjected to it.
One point off the bottom and four from safety is not a surprise as a lot of their frailties were there last season and I always thought they would struggle this term without major defensive additions. Even at this early stage of the season the alarm bells will be ringing in the boardroom and the men in charge have a dilemma: do they back the manager and allow him to make signings, or opt for a change and give the new man funds. There are a lot of points still available and a lot good managers out of work, but I would give Derek five more games, starting with Sunday's six pointer at newly-promoted Charlton, who will be buoyed by a 5-4 victory against Cardiff on Tuesday evening.
Hi Peter, Who do you think has been the best loan signing in the Championship so far this season? Thanks, Mark Davies (Burnley fan)
BEAGS SAYS: Many teams flood their squads with loan players, rightly or wrongly, but the loanee I think has made the biggest impact on the way his team plays is Josh McEachran of Middlesbrough. The 19-year-old, contracted to Chelsea, has found the correct club with a style to suit him and, let's be honest, he is not going to break through into the Blues midfield as the moment with the world-class players they have in that area. Boro boss Tony Mowbray has a happy knack of getting the best out of young players and giving them the freedom to express themselves. McEachran is just one of the reasons why the Teessiders are soaring at towards the top of the Championship and has formed a brilliant partnership in the centre of the park with Grant Leadbitter.
Hi Peter, Peterborough had a dreadful start in the Championship this year but with a recent turn around in results, do you think that we have a chance of staying up? Most fans don't expect Peterborough to win the league but we do expect us to become one of those teams that won't always be one of the favourites to go down. Nicky Williams (Peterborough United fan)
BEAGS SAYS: I don't think it is impossible that, if they survive for a couple of seasons, Peterborough can become a firm fixture in the Championship, even with their limited fan base and resources. Other teams have done it against the odds and the way Darren Ferguson sets up his teams to attack is very brave, but the fact they are still searching for their first draw this season suggests to me that it is going to be another hard slog. It is a quandary for most football fans; would you rather be in League One and winning most weeks, or competing in the most competitive division in the world? Over to you, Nicky...
Hi Peter, What do you make of Ian Holloway's switch from Blackpool to Crystal Palace? Does it make sense to you? Gavin Edwards (Aston Villa fan)
BEAGS SAYS: It makes perfect sense to me, Gavin, from both a personal and professional level. Ian enjoyed the ride of his life at the Pleasure Beach club, with promotion, relegation and play-off final heartache against a West Ham side they could have - and should have - beaten. Holloway brought fast-flowing football to the Tangerines and success beyond their wildest dreams but, as I mentioned last week, has been left frustrated by a lack of funds and a dip in performance level and accepted the opportunity to leave before all the good times could have turned sour. The promise of a four-and-a-half year deal at a club in the top three and a vision sold to him by the owners of the Eagles was too much to resist, while the biggest draw of all was the chance to be nearer to his family; for me, the move was a no-brainer. I think all Blackpool fans will give him their blessing and count theirs that he arrived when he did, while Palace supporters will feel anything is possible under Holloway's tutelage, especially now that they do not need to sell star assets like Wilfried Zaha. Ian's teams are as entertaining as one if his pre or post-match interviews and I wish him luck in his new and exciting challenge.
Hi Peter, What are the main benefits and drawbacks of playing with a back three? Garth Morris (Fulham fan)
BEAGS SAYS: Garth, if you were a Man City fan you would say there are no benefits of a back three as Roberto Mancini's men have looked terrible playing with ine! The three centre-halves must be footballing ones as they will invariably be charged with instigating attacks and Napoli, who have quick and skilful defenders, are the masters of the system. However, very often you are left with a spare man and this means defenders can end up marking space and not players, while picking up midfield runners becomes a problem. My preferred formation is 4-4-2, where when one full-back attacks, the other joins the two centre-halves to form a back three anyway. 4-4-2 means you can pinpoint who should be marking who and have at least six players involved in attack.
Hi Peter, As a Charlton fan, I like to keep an eye out for our ex-players. Gary Rowett, whose career with the Addicks was blighted by injury, seems to be doing well as Burton Albion manager. Do you think he can get the club promoted from League Two? Michael Robinson (Charlton fan)
BEAGS SAYS: Hello, Michael, and many thanks for your question. I had the pleasure of playing with Gary, albeit briefly, at Everton before he went out on loan to Blackpool and I joined Man City. He was a quiet and unassuming lad with a good footballing brain but he never struck me as management material, but, after serving as Paul Peschisolido's assistant at Burton for three years, was handed the reins at Albion in May this year. Gary has led Burton to a top-five position in League Two and got them playing attractive football home and away. Can he get them promoted? That remains to be seen as many of the pre-season favourites are occupying the top-10 positions, but with one loss in their last 10 and a highly competitive squad, the Brewers will never have a better chance.
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Bindi appeared in 37 games and made 33 starts in her sophomore season … batted .133 for the season with four runs, 10 hits, three doubles and two RBIs … the three doubles set a new career high … recorded four sac hits on the year … had a career-high three hits in the Matadors' win over Fresno State … posted a .978 fielding percentage in 225 chances split between first base and the outfield.
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Bindi was a four-year letterwinner in softball and volleyball for the Redskins ... named the 2010 Sonora Union Democrat All-Area Most Valuable Player ... earned All-Mother Load League First Team, MVP and Most Oustanding Player honors ... helped lead team to conference titles three seasons ... graduated in 2010.
Born on August 4, 1992 ... daughter of Becky and Guido Bindi ... has two sisters, Terra and Tiffany ... favorites include the New York Yankees, Kobe Bryant, Italian food and Jenifer Aniston ... says doing something she loves everyday is best part of being a student-athletes ... lists her mom and dad as her greatest heroes ... undecided on a major.