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RICHMOND, Va. – A total of eight University of New Hampshire football players, led by junior wide receiver R.J. Harris (Odenton, Md.) on the First Team, received CAA Football All-Conference recognition Tuesday morning. The Wildcats had two representatives on the Second Team and five on the Third Team.
Senior offensive lineman Ricky Archer (The Plains, Va.) and junior running back Nico Steriti (Toms River, N.J.) were Second Team selections. The Third Team honorees were sophomore linebacker Akil Anderson (Morristown, N.J.) and senior safety Manny Asam (Bloomfield, N.J.) on defense as well as senior wide receiver Justin Mello (Dartmouth, Mass.), senior offensive lineman Seamus O'Neill (Manchester, N.H.) and junior tight end Harold Spears (Perkasie, Pa.) on offense.
Harris, a repeat selection to the First Team from 2012, ranks second on the team in receptions (46), receiving yards (603) and receiving touchdowns (four) despite missing three games due to injury and being hampered early in the season by another injury. Those numbers average to 13.1 yards/catch and 75.4 receiving yards per game. Harris also had eight carries for 90 yards (11.2/carry) and one TD. Harris' signature game in 2013 was a 10-catch, 183-yard effort that included three TDs against (then) No. 22 James Madison University to propel UNH to a 33-17 win. He was subsequently bestowed the Ray Gallant Insurance New England Football Writers' Gridiron Club of Boston Gold Helmet Award for that performance, which came off a three-week absence.
Archer has started all 11 games in the offensive trenches at right guard and O'Neill, a First Team honoree a year ago, has started every game at left tackle. The duo has helped UNH's offense average 31.1 points per game and 434.3 yards per game, which ranks third in the CAA in scoring and fourth in total offense. The 'Cats are also third in rushing offense (196.4 yards/game) and fourth in passing offense (237.9 yards/game).
Steriti, named to the Second Team for the second straight year, is New Hampshire's leading rusher with 152 carries for 826 yards and seven touchdowns; with those numbers, he is averaging 5.4 yards/carry and 75.1 yards/game. He has also caught 12 passes for 157 yards (13.1 yards/catch) and amassed 105 kickoff return yards (15.0/return) for a total of 1,088 all-purpose yards (98.45/game). In the CAA, Steriti ranks sixth in rushing yards, seventh in rushing TDs and 11th in all-purpose yards. He helped propel the 'Cats to a 24-3 victory against (then) No. 4 Maine with 18 carries for 139 yards, including a 68-yard touchdown that capped the scoring early in the fourth quarter.
Anderson has played in all 11 games and been in the starting lineup 10 times. He ranks second on the team in total tackles (85) with a team-high 51 unassisted tackles and 34 assisted tackles. Anderson also leads the team in tackles for loss (11 for 48 yards) and that includes five sacks. He ranks 14th in the CAA in tackles (7.7/game). Anderson tallied a personal-best 12 tackles – all solo – Sept. 28 at Lehigh University and matched that at Albany (Nov. 16).
Asam, a 2012 Second Team honoree, has started all 11 games at strong safety. He ranks third on the team in total tackles (73) with 49 unassisted tackles and 24 assisted tackles. He is credited with five pass breakups and has registred five tackles for a loss. Asam recorded double-digit tackles in the Sept. 7 season opener at Central Michigan University (8-3-11) as well as the Nov. 16 game at Albany (5-6-11).
Mello, who has started all 11 games, has had a breakout senior season in which he leads UNH in receptions (58), receiving yards (797) and receiving TDs (eight); those numbers average to 13.7 yards/catch and 72.5 receiving yards/game and rank No. 5 in the CAA in yards, No. 6 in yards/game and No. 2 in TDs. Mello has recorded four 100-yard receiving yard games this season with career highs in both catches (10) and yards (123) against James Madison. One game earlier, he had a personal-best three touchdowns at Stony Brook University.
Spears, who was also named to the Third Team last season, started all 11 games at tight end. He ranks third on the squad in both receptions (29) and receiving yards (378), and he is tied for second in receiving TDs (four); those numbers calculate to 13.0 yards/reception and 34.4 yards/game. Spears tied his personal best of two touchdowns in a game in the Sept. 14 home opener against Colgate University. He hauled in four passes for 106 yards – one less than his career high – Oct. 5 at Towson University.
No. 15 UNH (7-4 overall, 6-2 CAA) returns to the NCAA postseason for a national-best 10th consecutive year with a first-round game against Lafayette College on Saturday, Nov. 30. Kickoff at Cowell Stadium is 12 p.m. Tickets are available online by clicking here or by calling 1-800-745-3000.


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Bulloch County Sheriff's Office officials say deputies were notified of a male shot in the 100 block of Nature's Way in Statesboro Tuesday at 11:12 p.m.
Upon arrival, deputies and EMS crews found a 41-year-old male victim shot in the leg. He was transported to East Georgia Regional Medical Center for treatment.
The victim reported that he was shot by an unknown black male driving a light colored car.

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On Fridays, Deb Harkness of Good Wine Under $20 drops by with Serious Grape. Tomorrow night (Saturday, February 28) is the 10th annual Open That Bottle Night. If you've never heard of it before, Open That Bottle Night was started by two distinguished Wall Street Journal wine writers/critics, Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher. Once a year, they encourage all of us to dig out that bottle of wine we've been holding onto for a special occasion and open it up. February 28, they argue, is the special occasion you've been waiting for.... More


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The Works Family Health & Fitness Center in Somersworth, NH also offers new mom exercise classes such as Prenatal Aquatic Exercise and Mommy & Me Exercise.
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This class includes traditional childbirth education, including an overview of labor, birth, medications, potential complications and postpartum care. A tour of the Women & Children's Center is included in this class. Classes meet one night a week for 5 weeks from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Cost is $110/per couple. Upcoming dates for 2015: Monday July 6th - Aug. 3rd, Wednesdays Aug. 5th - September 9th and Mondays Sept. 14th - Oct. 12th
In this class you will learn a relaxation technique to help you maintain an atmosphere of calm and relaxation during birth. This class will guide you through the philosophy and techniques of normal, gentle birthing. Partners will learn effective tools in assisting the birthing mother. A tour of the Women & Children's Center is included in this class. Cost is $145/per couple, which includes materials. Classes are offered one night a week from 6:30-8:30pm for 5 weeks. Upcoming Dates: 5 Week series: Thursdays August 13th -September 10th and Wednesdays Oct. 7th - Nov. 4th.
This 4-week series is offered to you at any stage of your pregnancy and at any level of practice. Come and experience a deeper connection to your baby and sense of well-being. Yoga will help you prepare to give birth in an active and intuitive way, stretch and tone your body for an easier delivery and faster recovery. Learn to use the whole breath to relax and release fears for a gentler transition into motherhood. Taught by our Women & Children's Center nurses trained at Kirpalu in prenatal yoga. Wear comfortable clothing. Class is offered from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Cost is $50/per mom-to-be. Upcoming dates are: Mondays August 3rd - August 24th. Please note that the 4 weeks series is a change for 2015. You may have recieved information that talks about a 6 week series.
This class is intended for women who are planning on breastfeeding or are considering breastfeeding. Lactation consultants will discuss the advantages of breastfeeding, how to get started and stay breastfeeding, how to continue breastfeeding once returning to work and much more! Partners are strongly encouraged to attend also. Classes are offered once a month on a Tuesday from 6 - 8:30 p.m. Cost is $10. Upcoming dates are: Tuesdays; July 14th; August 16th and September 8th.
Please note that a tour of the Women & Children's Center is given during all childbirth classes. Tours are scheduled for people not attending classes once a month on a Tuesday at 7PM and once a month on Saturdays at 1:30PM. Tuesday dates are as follows: July 7th; August 4th and Sept. 1st. Saturday dates are as follows: July 11th; August15th and Sept. 12th.
Happiest Baby on the Block will teach parents and caregivers simple techniques to help babies sleep longer and stay calmer. Learn how to soothe even the fussiest infant in minutes! Additional topics include aspects of newborn care such as diapering, bathing and umbilical cord care. Hands-on practice is encouraged. Parents will also learn about newborn development and newborn capabilities within the first few months of life. Cost is $35 and includes the Happiest Baby on the Block DVD. Classes offered evenings or Saturday mornings. Evening classes are 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. September 15th. Saturday classes are 9 - 11 a.m. August 8th
In collaboration with the Dover Police Department, we offer all parents an opportunity to see that their car seats are installed safely. A certified technician will be available from 4 - 6:30 p.m. on the following Wednesdays: There are no scheduled dates at this time. Private appointments are arranged by calling (603) 740-2867.
Brothers- and sisters-to-be will learn about how the new baby will be born and talk about what it will be like to be a big brother or sister. This free class is intended for children ages 3 and older. Classes are offered from 5:30 - 7 p.m. Upcoming dates: July 8th; August 5th and Sept. 9th. ~ Please bring an infant photo of your child.
Siblings at Birth: This class is for big brothers and sisters who will be present during the birth of their new baby! Children will learn about the hospital equipment they will see, the stages of labor and how they can help and what the new baby will look like during the delivery. Families will watch a movie and tour the Women & Children's Center. We work with each family to share this information in the way they are most comfortable. ~ To schedule, call Child Life Services at (603) 740-2496.
This class is intended for moms, dads, or caretakers, interested in learning how to communicate love and respect through nurturing touch of infant massage. Cost is $20. per family. This class can be taken prenatally or it can be taken with infants up to 3 months. Upcoming class dates are: Sunday March 22nd from 10am-11am.
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Come and meet other new parents and discuss topics of concern to you. Facilitated by lactation consultants and child life specialists. Held every Monday, EXCEPT for holidays, from 1:30 - 3 p.m. No registration necessary for this class.
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Mar 27 2014
Ode to L.B.
My favorite part of driving from the Lodge after a day of shooting (we're making new shows for the next couple of weeks)—well, besides getting to relax and nestle into the sofa with Marlboro Man, the kids, and Charlie (it's a very full sofa)—is driving across the [...]
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Mar 20 2014
Kitty in the Planter
Here's Kitty Kitty in the old planter that wants nothing more than to hold a big, beautiful bunch of flowers here in about four weeks or so. Lately, it's just been holding Kitty Kitty. I don't know about you…but this is getting a little old. The middle [...]
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Mar 17 2014
The Happy Golden Hour
Throughout the history of this website—and did you know I'm in my eighth year of blogging? Lord help my love handles—I have posted many photos of the mustangs across the pond. "Across the pond." Har har har. Like clockwork, they make their [...]
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Feb 07 2014
The Daily Special
Marlboro Man took my camera with him when he went feeding a few days ago. I love it when he takes my camera. I like seeing the photos he takes, because there's always a landscape shot or two. This is a creek Marlboro Man has always loved. [...]
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Feb 05 2014
Happy is a Relative Term
We got another snow on the ranch yesterday, and I went feeding with Marlboro Man for a bit. It's pretty much all he's been doing: Feeding cattle, with a couple of calf workings here and there. His face is windburned, his hands are dry, and his feet are perpetually cold, so over [...]
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Feb 03 2014
Walter Likes People Best!
Walter is definitely one of those close-personal-contact dogs. Whether we're sitting in a chair or (as I demonstrate here) on the ground, he always seems to work his way closer and closer until he's pretty much pressed up against us in some way. And he doesn't do this to [...]
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Jan 30 2014
Something the Big Guys Do
Marlboro Man had to work a bunch of calves yesterday, and our older boy did a lot of the roping! This was very exciting for his mother. Roping is not an easy task. He's done it a few times before and just keeps getting better and better. Basically, the calves [...]
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Jan 24 2014
Working Tim's Tigerstripe Calves
My brother-in-law Tim has a herd of Herefords, and the other day Marlboro Man and our three younger kids went over to help him work them. It's a ranching family thing. After they gathered a pasture, they had to sort off the dry cows…then they had to sort [...]
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Jan 07 2014
Tensions are High
When it's as cold as it's been around here the last few days, tensions run a little high. When he hasn't been snoring on the couch and filling the whole house with the smell of skunks and Fritos, it just seems like Charlie's been walking around [...]
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Jan 06 2014
Frolicking in Frigidity
It is freezing, bitter, and frigid here. It's frightful. It's horrendous. It's not compatible with human life. And you know what that means! For my boys, it's just another excuse to go out and play. Because that's so much more enjoyable [...]
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Jan 01 2014
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, friends! I hope you all had a happy and safe New Year's Eve, and that you have a day of rest, relaxation and black-eyed peas ahead of you! Marlboro Man and I, despite our ambition a few days ago to drive to the big city and have a nice dinner together to ring in the [...]
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Dec 21 2013
Sleep in Heavenly Peace
Our church had its annual Christmas program last Sunday, which involves the children in our church—and you're looking at all of them right here—acting out the nativity in various states of enthusiasm and cooperation. As you can see, for instance, two of the shepherds are [...]
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Dec 10 2013
Snowy, Snowy Cows
After being spared most of the snow that most of our area received over the past week—the snow that has caused schools and churches to close, cars to wind up in ditches, and havoc to break out in the world of air travel—the ranch got a couple of inches of snow late yesterday [...]
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Dec 09 2013
What a Hump
My brother-in-law Tim has Brahman bulls, and since the bulls' pasture borders our road, I get to see them all the time. I love them. They're bizarre. They're big. They're beautiful. This morning, after I dropped Marlboro Man at the shop to get his feed truck, I [...]
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Oct 31 2013
Basset Brawl
We interrupt this regular scheduled programming to bring you a juicy and rare (just like I like my steaks) two-minute moment last week wherein Charlie and Walter expended more energy than they had in their entire lives. They had a Basset brawl. It was a relatively friendly brawl. No blood [...]
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Oct 22 2013
No No, Walter
A couple of weeks ago, when Marlboro Man and the kids were gathering cattle, Charlie happened to have spent the night at the vet's office the night before. It was nothing serious—he had a little problem with one of his ears—but because we didn't scoop him up until [...]
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Oct 17 2013
The Sweater
So there's this adorable sweater. Someone shared the link with me on Facebook yesterday and I haven't been able to get it out of my mind. I must have this sweater. I started imagining wearing it to the grocery store, to church, and to my homeschool co-op, [...]
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Oct 12 2013
In Case
In case you were needing a little pick-me-up this morning… In case you were needing motivation to bound out of bed and go start your day… In case you were needing something to light a fire under you and get you going… In case you were looking for an extra dose of [...]
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Oct 03 2013
Gettin' the Steers to the Pens
After Marlboro Man, Josh, and the kids (and Hooker!) got the steers settled down (see yesterday's post), they still had to get them out of the first pasture and drive them across another pasture to our pens. The cattle filed out of the gate pretty calmly, coolly, [...]
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Oct 02 2013
Gathering Steers on a Foggy Morning
We started at a reasonable time this morning. 7:00 a.m., to be exact, which, by the normal standards around this place, is about mid-day. There are way too many commas in that sentence. Sorry. You know your kids aren't babies anymore when they can all carry their [...]
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Charges stemming from a September arrest were dismissed against Broncos tight end Richard Quinn.
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BURLESON COUNTY - In the 12000 block of County Road 338 in Burleson County is one less ring of illegal activity.
Burleson County Sheriff's deputies responded to a suspicious activity call there this afternoon. When they initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle that pulled in to the back of the property, Corporal Shawn Edwards and his deputies noticed something wasn't right.
"At that point in time, several vehicles started to exit the property," Corporal Edwards said.
Deputies had discovered a cockfighting operation and then detained and cited about 35 people.
Among those cited was former Brazos County Justice of the Peace Romero Quintero.
The ring where the cockfighting and betting took place is surrounded by beer cans and feathers. A grim reminder of the abuse the roosters took as they were prodded to brutally attack one another.
Several dozen roosters are still either boxed up or roaming the area aimlessly.
There's hardly any life left in the ones that are still standing.
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AFCEA Awards for Military Institutions
The AFCEA Educational Foundation presents approximately 150 awards for academic excellence in over 30 educational institutions and training commands of the Uniformed Services each year.
For information on the AFCEA Copernicus Award, please click here.
Service Academy Commissioning Awards
One of the highest honors AFCEA bestows, this award is presented annually at the five service academies: the U.S. Air Force, Military, Naval, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine Academy. The program was established in the late 1940s to recognize the top graduate from the Department of Electrical Engineering at each academy. The current award is a Chelsea quartz ship's clock, personally engraved with the recipient's name. Each recipient is selected by his or her academy.
The U.S. Naval Academy Award was first given in 1949. It was named "The Captain Boyd R. Alexander, USN Honor Award" in 1980.
Named the "Brigadier General Boyd Wheeler Bartlett, USA Honor Award" in 1981 at the U.S. Military Academy, the AFCEA award for excellence in electrical engineering has been a tradition at West Point since 1952 when the award was a Hallicrafters radio, model SX-42, a single-conversion general-coverage receiver for AM, FM and continuous wave.
Established in 1959, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy recipient receives the "Commodore Edward M. Webster, USCG Honor Award" each year.
Presented to the top deck or dual license midshipman for outstanding achievement and academic excellence in marine electronics, the "Astronaut Elliot M. See, Jr., Memorial Award" was established in 1978 at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Astronaut See was a member of the Class of 1949.
The Commissioning Award at the Air Force Academy was named the "Lt Gen Gordon T. Gould, Jr., USAF Honor Award" in 1983. General Gould, an electronics engineer, graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1941 and was instrumental in enhancing the communications career field-giving it the recognition it deserved.
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Why Garrett?
Why did i start a fansite about Garrett Hedlund?
Friday Night Lights was the first movie of Garrett's that i had seen. Even though there were little stories for the main characters, i was drawn to his performance as Don Billingsley, he was spot on as an abused son, wanting to make his dad proud by trying to play football the best he could. And i felt the anger and annoyance i had towards Tim McGraws character.
Four Brothers was the second movie, now i had referred my sisters to watch it because it was so good! I originally watched it because of Marky Mark and Andre 3000. It turned out to be a great choice, accidentally falling in like with Jack Mercer. Up to this, i did not know he was Don Billingsley. Gee, if you look at pictures of Jack & Don, you wouldn't have guessed it was portrayed by Garrett Hedlund.
After Four Brothers, i decided to check on what other films the talented and gorgeous Garrett Hedlund had done, and at that time Four Brothers was his current movie and was a quiet season. Although there were already existing fansites, i had plenty of free time then and decided to create a new fansite. Geez, if you've been a fan of the fansite since day one, you would have seen how shocking the past 4 layouts have been.
To sum it all up, officially i've been a fan since Four Brothers, and the fansite have been online since March 2007.
I admire Garrett so much, i think he is a wonderful person and have a lot of potential for his acting career. I wish him the best and cannot wait to watch all the movies he make.
2010; I met Garrett for the first time in San Diego and i must say by the end of the night, i felt very fortunate and damn proud of him. He is an extremely nice guy who loves his job and is VERY multi-talented. Meeting him has encouraged me to continue the longevity of the site with further dedication. I hope he has a long-lasting career, and i'd be sure to support him 100% along the way.


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American Classics: Butterscotch 'Salty Oats'
I love oatmeal cookies in all forms, but adding crunchy salt crystals really makes them special. Butterscotch chips lend an extra bit of sweetness and cinnamon gives them a hint of spice. They may not be your grandma's oatmeal cookie, but I think that she'd approve. More
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Edible DIY: Whiskey Butterscotch Sauce
Storebought butterscotch sauce can be thick, gluey, and cloyingly sweet. The homemade stuff, on the other hand, is a marvelous combination of brown sugar, butter, salt, and booze. In honor of St. Patrick's Day, I decided to whip up a batch of butterscotch sauce spiked with a healthy dose of Irish whiskey. More


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An Indian restaurant I used to frequent recently closed down, which makes me a sad, sad man. Mainly because they had this fantastic bread (pretty sure it was a naan) that was filled with a mixture of honey, cashews, and golden raisins. Ive never made naan at home, but I guess it wouldn't be incredibly hard to fake my way through this one dish. I have done lots of research and I cannot find any recipes that sound like this delicious naan though! Any ideas?
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Memo to Tom Coughlin: Win Sunday or Pack It In
How important is Sunday's Giants-Cowboys game to New York's immediate future? Let's lead with one truly eye-popping fact: If the Giants lose to Dallas, they'll have lost, in the space of five weeks, to all four NFC division leaders. I don't know if that has ever happened in team history; if it has, I don't want to know about it.
Sandwich in a loss to the Eagles, and Big Blue has been outscored 87-131 over the last four games. Do you think that even if the Giants through some miracle make it to the postseason that their performance since losing to San Francisco on November 13 bodes well for them?
The previous four weeks haven't been a fluke. The Giants have been outscored by their opponents this year 287-315 and are very lucky to be going into this game at 6-6. Let's admit it: They should be 5-7 or worse and the season should already, for all intents and purposes, be over. When all you've got to show for your first 12 games is a whine because the zebras blew a call in the Green Bay game -- as if bad balls weren't a part of football and the Giants haven't had their share of blown calls over the years -- you may as well pack it in.
That's what I think the Giants are going to do on Sunday. I think it's going to be one of the most embarrassing performances of the Coughlin era, and that's saying something. I know, I keep saying this over and over, but I'm finally starting to see others say it as well: Tom Coughlin has only been slightly better than mediocre for this eight years in New York -- his overall record is just 75-57 -- and the team doesn't look to be getting better.
If the Giants lose to the Cowboys -- and trust me, they will -- they'll be 6-7 with three games left to play. What will the front office have to gain by waiting till the end of the season before firing Coughlin? Why not start to break in some new applicants -- see if there is anyone in the ranks who can fill in the spot for next season? Let's see, at least, if there's someone on the coaching staff who can reverse the annual second half swoon we've come to expect from Coughlin's teams.
BTW, one Giant who almost certainly will be gone over the winter is Brandon Jacobs, who once again this week has earned more ink for what he says than for what he produces. I'm going to miss the big guy, and after listening to his eloquence in response to comments from Eagles fans -- video-cammed before the game in Philly earlier this season -- I have no doubt that he has a postseason career waiting for him in professional debating.
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