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Cal Spring Football Experience A Success
BERKELEY – There were several shining moments during the 2014 Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management that wrapped up the Golden Bears' spring practice sessions on a beautiful Saturday at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. An estimated crowd of 2,500 enjoyed the free event that included a wide array of fan participation activities highlighted by touchdown dance and Bear growl competitions.
"I thought it was a little bit of a mixed bag," head coach Sonny Dykes said. "I thought defensively it was really good and then I thought the offense settled in a little bit in the second half. There wasn't a ton of big plays, but I thought it was pretty clean. There weren't a lot of penalties."
"The fact that we were able to have eight physical, tough practices and do a lot of live tackling while staying relatively healthy was incredibly encouraging," Dykes added about the team's entire spring practice sessions. "It shows the progress that we're making as a football team in strength and conditioning and the overall toughness of the kids in our program and our mentality."
The action on offense Saturday was highlighted by an eight-yard touchdown pass from Jared Goff to Kenny Lawler for the first score of the contest, while Daniel Lasco and Jeffrey Coprich later added one-yard touchdown runs.
"We're done with last year," Goff said. "We're done with everything that had to do with last year. We're a brand new team now and we're ready to go."
Goff finished the afternoon 14-of-23 for 170 yards and one touchdown, while Lawler had a game-high four catches for 30 yards and his score. Bryce Treggs recorded his game-high 47 receiving yards on a pair of receptions and was one of 12 players to make at least one catch during the game. Treggs picked up 37 yards on the gam's longest offensive play on his second and final catch to the two-yard line that set up Coprich's score.
"We're two or three deep at every [wide receiver] position that I think honestly have NFL potential," Goff said. "I'm just so fortunate to have that receiving core out there willing to make plays. They all want all the ball and they all want to make plays. It's really, really lucky for me."
"Today was one of the best days I've seen them so far since I've been here," Goff added about the offensive line. "They did great. I had almost no pressure on me at all times. It was just fantastic how well they did today."
Lasco picked up his game-high 35 rushing yards on six carries, while Coprich had 32 on 11 rushes.
Ray Davison registered a game-high seven tackles, while Damariay Drew and Jalen Jefferson picked up six each. Jefferson also picked off Austin Hinder in the defensive end zone for the game's lone interception, while Kyle Kragen and Bradley Northnagel had fumble recoveries.
"You can see a lot of improvement [out of the defensive unit]," Brennan Scarlett said. "Today I would say we we're out there dominating in my opinion. We were doing pretty well all spring."
Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-INT-TD): Goff 14-23-170-0-1, Hinder 6-12-46-1-0, Boehm 1-2-3-0-0, Mahalic 0-2-0-0-0
Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): Lawler 4-30-1, Treggs 2-47, Anderson 2-38, Austin 2-15, Harris 2-15, Grisom 2-6, Lasco 2-(-2), Powe 1-27, Coprich 1-18, McGovern 1-15, Gingold 1-5, Hudson 1-5
Field Goals (Made-Att, Yardage-Made/Missed): Langford 2-3, 51-Missed, 36-Good, 41-Good; Anderson 3-3, 36-Good, 39-Good, 41-Good; Beito 2-4, 36-Missed, 26-Good, 54-Missed, 41-Good; McInerny 1-2, 36-Missed, 41-Good
PAT (Made-Att): Anderson 1-1, McInerny 1-1, Langford 1-1
Defense (Tackles; Big Plays): Davison 7, Drew 6 (1.0 TFL, -4), Jefferson 6 (1 INT), Manley 5 (1.0 TFL, -11; 1.0 SK, -11), Espitia 4, Sebastian 4, Tandy 4 (1.0 TFL, -3), Barr 3 (1.0 TFL, -1), Coleman 3 (1.0 TFL, -1; 1 PBU), Dozier 3, Walker 3 (1.0 TFL, -4), Bryant 2, Mekari 2 (2.0 TFL, -5; 2.0 SK, -5), Samuels 2 (1 PBU), Wilfley 2, Cheek 1 (2 PBU), A. Davis 1, Garner 1, Johnson 1, Kelly 1, Kragen 1 (1 FR), Lowe 1, Northnagel 1 (1 FR), Scarlett 1 (1.0 TFL, -3; 1.0 SK, -3), Allensworth (1 PBU)
Cal's 2014 regular-season schedule features six games at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium and a Friday match-up against Oregon that will be the first collegiate football game at the new Levi's® Stadium in Santa Clara on Oct. 24. Cal will host Sacramento State (Sept. 6), Colorado (Sept. 27), Washington (Oct. 11, Alumni & Family Weekend/Homecoming), UCLA (Oct. 18, Joe Roth Game), Stanford (Nov. 22) and BYU (Nov. 29, Senior Day) in Berkeley.
The Bears visit Northwestern to open the season (Aug. 30), Arizona (Sept. 20), Washington State (Oct. 4), Oregon State (Nov. 1) and USC (Nov. 13), with the tilt against the Trojans on a Thursday night.
For 2014 ticket information, visit CalBears.com or call (800) GO-BEARS.
Photos: Cal Spring Football Experience (4/26/2014)
Bears Make Final Preparations for Saturday's Spring Experience
BERKELEY – Cal practiced for the final time this spring Wednesday in advance of the Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management this Saturday at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. Gates will open for Saturday's free event at 10 a.m. PT. The event will be televised live by the Pac-12 Networks beginning at 11 a. m. PT. The wide array of activities for the event are scheduled to include …
Cal's 2014 regular-season schedule features six games at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium and a Friday match-up against Oregon that will be the first collegiate football game at the new Levi's® Stadium in Santa Clara on Oct. 24. Cal will host Sacramento State (Sept. 6), Colorado (Sept. 27), Washington (Oct. 11, Alumni & Family Weekend/Homecoming), UCLA (Oct. 18), Stanford (Nov. 22) and BYU (Nov. 29) in Berkeley.
The Bears visit Northwestern (Aug. 31), Arizona (Sept. 20), Washington State (Oct. 4), Oregon State (Nov. 1) and USC (Nov. 13), with the tilt against the Trojans on a Thursday night.
For 2014 ticket information, visit CalBears.com or call (800) GO-BEARS.
Inside The Lair: Faculty Fellows
By Jonathan Okanes
Cal Bear Blog
BERKELEY – Not everyone on the Cal sideline during spring football practice is carrying a play card or setting up equipment.
Some are able to explain the finer points of macroeconomic theory.
That is a result of the Bears' Faculty Fellows program, where members of the Cal faculty visit practice throughout the spring. The idea is to bring the football program and the faculty together and alleviate any preexisting stereotypes about football and student-athletes at Cal.
"I think meeting and getting to know student-athletes and getting to know the various systems for the different teams helps you understand all that's involved in being a student-athlete," said Martha Olney, an adjunct professor in Cal's Department of Economics. "One of the things that always impresses me about the student-athletes is how incredibly good they have to be at time management. In order to be able to complete the various tasks takes a lot of skill at time management. That always impresses me a lot."
At any given practice, a small group of faculty members may be on hand to observe all of the different activities that take place at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium and the Simpson Center. Professors meet with different coaches and staff members, attend position meetings and more.
"The thing that we wanted to do was make it as realistic an experience as we could, in terms of making it in-depth so the faculty members could see all the different people that touch the lives of the student-athlete – everything they go through on a day-to-day basis, all the different pulls on their time and all the responsibilities they have," Cal head coach Sonny Dykes said. "We all want the same thing. We all want kids to graduate, come to Cal and leave better than they were before." Read more.
Cal Football Practice Report – Big Plays, Big Day
BERKELEY – On the first live play of practice Saturday running back Daniel Lasco ran around the right end for a 35-yard gain as the Golden Bears were simulating a fourth-and-one situation. It was the first of many big plays by the team's offense but the defensive also had a strong day on a gorgeous spring afternoon at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. Among the notes and highlights from the team's 12th practice of the spring were …
Head Coach Sonny Dykes
On the number of plays ran Saturday
On quarterback Jared Goff
On the team's health
Wide Receiver Trevor Davis
On scoring and not getting caught from behind on the second of his two long receptions to score a touchdown
On the team's offense
Bears Going Through Dress Rehearsals This Spring
By Jonathan Okanes
Cal Bear Blog
BERKELEY – Sonny Dykes figures the best way to get better at football is to play football.
Cal's head football coach is putting his players in as many game-like situations as possible this spring, taking full advantage of NCAA rules that permit eight fully padded practices and maximizing the Golden Bears' exposure to what they might experience in a game.
"The biggest thing is just learning how to play football," Dykes said. "Just tackle and get off blocks – all the stuff you have to do in a football game. We knew coming in this year that we were going to rely on a lot of young players, so we felt like a lot of young guys just need to learn how to tackle and be in those types of game situations as much as they can. We're such a young program that I think it's important for their growth to be placed in live situations."
The Bears are going in full pads in all eight practices in which they are allowed. Simulating game conditions forces players to focus even more on the fundamentals than they would otherwise do drill work.
"It simulates more team-type stuff – for offensive lineman, to hold your block longer," Cal offensive tackle Steven Moore said. "You might have a running back who will break a tackle and then break another tackle. In shells, they hit you and you stop. When it's live, you have the opportunity to keep going." Read more.
Spencer Hagan Receives Tiny Bates Award
SACRAMENTO – The California Grid Club of Sacramento honored former Cal wide receiver Spencer Hagan as its recipient of the 2014 Henry J. "Tiny" Bates Award. Cal head coach Sonny Dykes presented the award during the Grid Club's annual Tiny Bates Award Dinner on Thursday evening at the Lions Gate Hotel in North Highlands.
"I am so very honored to have received the Henry J. 'Tiny' Bates Award," Hagan said. "The Sacramento Grid Club and president Gary Slavit were great hosts and created an infectious atmosphere of Cal spirit and tradition. Over the years I have given a lot to the University, but the great thing about Cal is that it gives back so much more in return. My thanks go out to coach Dykes, my teammates, the Sacramento Grid Club and my family for all the support because I know I would not be where I am or who I am without the investment of these people in my life." Read more.
Cal Football Practice Report – Playing Ball
BERKELEY – Cal continued its emphasis on live football Wednesday when the Golden Bears conducted their 10th practice of the spring in full pads at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium.
"The biggest thing was that we just had to learn how to play football – tackle, get off blocks, do all the things you have to do in a football game," Dykes said about the team's increased live action this spring. "According to Pac-12 rules, we're allowed to have eight full tackle practices. We didn't want to rely on the typical three scrimmages that people have where they'll go with 120-play scrimmages. Our thought was to spread it out a little bit and actually get more live reps."
"What happens lots of times during those scrimmage situations is that you get a lot of guys hurt when they start getting tired," Dykes added. "I think it's helped keep us more healthy this spring because we haven't had those long team periods that drag on where guys fatigue and have a tendency to get injured. We have tried to keep the team periods relatively short, and I think it's paid off for us."
Wednesday's workout included several strong plays on the defensive side of the ball as well as a few offensive highlights during a live period that concluded practice with highlights and including …
Cal's next practice at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium will be open to the public this Friday, April 18 (3:45 p.m. PT).
The Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management Group is scheduled for Saturday, April 26 (11 a.m. PT). The free event to be televised live by Pac-12 Networks at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium will conclude four weeks of spring workouts. Gates open one hour in advance at 10 a.m. PT, with a host of activities including …
Q&A with Chris Borrayo
BERKELEY – Just a sophomore, offensive lineman Chris Borrayo is already a key component on California's offensive line. After making his collegiate debut last year at Washington on Oct. 26, Borrayo gained valuable experience last year that will give him some momentum heading into fall camp and the 2014 season. CalBears.com had a chance to sit down and catch up with Borrayo after Monday afternoon's practice.
CalBears.com: Do you feel any pressure having a large role on the offensive line as a sophomore?
Chris Borrayo: Since fall camp last year, from about the second or third week, I was with the two's. So, starting with my first game in Washington, I felt like I had been prepared the entire way.
CB: How did it feel the first time you got on the field and made your collegiate debut last year?
Borrayo: I was really excited. In high school, I felt a little jittery because the guys out there with me weren't as competent. But here, I know I'm with guys who are better than me or know what they're doing. That helped me feel really secure.
CB: How much has playing last year helped you this spring?
Borrayo: My confidence is way up because of it. Since I was starting with the one's last year, I had to learn all the plays and learn everything quickly. Now, I'm picking it all back up again easily. After the first three days of spring ball, I knew it was just fundamentals that I need to work on out here. I'm not worried about an upcoming game and opposing defenses. So I've been able to just focus on my technique. Read more.
You Name It, He Can Play It
By Tim Miguel
Need a fullback, receiver, tight end, safety, linebacker or quarterback? Call Maximo Espitia. He can do it all.
The Cal junior is currently listed as a linebacker on the team's roster, but given how the previous two seasons have transpired, it wouldn't be a total surprise to find him playing at a new position at some point.
Espitia was originally recruited to be a fullback at Cal. The former high school quarterback was later moved to tight end when former Golden Bears' head coach Jeff Tedford felt he was better suited at that position. Espitia then became an inside receiver when Sonny Dykes became head coach prior to last season.
While he's just happy finding a spot where he can play, Espitia admits it can be challenging always changing positions.
"It can be frustrating, not being able to perfect skills at a certain position," Espitia said. "But I also think it gives me a good perspective, being all around the field. I'm learning different skills at different positions." Read more.
Cal Football Practice Report – Halfway Mark
BERKELEY – Cal passed the halfway mark of spring football with its eighth practice Saturday at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. Head coach Sonny Dykes liked what he witnessed during a fast-paced and high-energy session that followed 70 live plays during Friday's workout.
"I was really encouraged with the way we rebounded and came back and practiced today," Dykes said. "I thought we practiced very well. I loved the intensity, and I thought we had pop. Being able to come back and have that kind of focus and intensity was really a step forward for our program."
"Our mentality today was much better," Dykes added. "What we did today was come out and have a physical practice right after a long scrimmage. There's no way we would have been able to do that last year."
Highlights and notes from the workout in shoulder pads only that was open to the public included …
Photos: Cal Football Spring Practice (4/12/2014)
Cal Football in the News
DeCoud signs with Carolina Panthers [panthers.com]
Receiving Corps Provides Stability
By Jonathan Okanes
Cal Bear Blog
For a program going through some growing pains as it rebuilds itself in the rugged Pac-12 Conference, there is still one area of the team that stacks up against anyone.
While the Bears are spending the spring continuing to recover from an injury-plagued and disappointing 2013, they can find comfort in the fact that when they line up for their 2014 season-opener at Northwestern on Aug. 30, they should benefit from a deep, experienced and talented group of play-making wide receivers.
"When we're healthy, we believe we're the No. 1 receiving corps in the nation," said sophomore wideout Kenny Lawler, who was a revelation as a redshirt freshman last season when he co-led the Bears with five touchdown catches. "When we're all healthy, we know we're going to go up top on some people." Read more.
Cal Football Practice Report – Heavy Workload
BERKELEY – The Cal football team conducted its seventh practice of the spring Friday at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium with a workout that included approximately 70 plays during two live team sessions in full pads. Cal will hold an open practice at the same location Saturday as part of campus-wide Cal Day festivities. Saturday's workout is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. PT. Highlights and notes from Friday's activities included …
The Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management Group will conclude four weeks of spring workouts on Saturday, April 26 (11 a.m. PT). Activities for the free event include also to be televised live by the Pac-12 Networks include …
Photos: Cal Football Spring Practice (4/11/2014)
Cal Football in the News
Browns retain Pro Bowl center Alex Mack [clevelandbrowns.com]
Cal vs Oregon at Levi's Stadium
Building A Foundation
By Kyle McRae
BERKELEY – Art Kaufman has been here before.
Cal's first-year defensive coordinator has spent the previous two seasons rebuilding a defense at Texas Tech in 2012 and then establishing one of the nation's top defensive units last season at Cincinnati.
Now, he is looking to do both with a Cal defense that struggled mightily during the 2013 campaign.
"The biggest thing is to give guys a foundation that they can hang their hat on and a base to start from," Kaufman said. Sometimes we want to go to the end and find the answer before we know what the whole process is, and it's all a process. For me that brings patience."
Although Kaufman may have patience, he also knows how to get results quickly.
His defensive unit in his lone season at Cincinnati a year ago was one of the best in the country, ranking in the top 10 nationally in both rushing defense (6th, 104.5 ypg) and total defense (9th, 315.6 ypg), and among the top 30 in 10 of the 11 primary defensive categories tracked in the national stats. Read More.
Cal Football Practice Report – Bears Back in Full Pads
BERKELEY – Cal was back in full pads for the second time in the last three practices during a practice session open to the public Wednesday afternoon at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. Highlights and notes from the live team period during the Golden Bears' sixth practice session of the spring included …
Head Coach Sonny Dykes
On the team's offensive line
On his relationship with first-year defensive coordinator Art Kaufman
Cal Football in the News
Sonny Dykes on playing at Levi's Stadium [49ers.com]
Brian de la Puente, former Cal Bear, now a Chicago Bear [ESPN Chicago]
Justin Forsett joins Ravens with a chip on his shoulder [Sports Illustrated]
Boehm gets his chance [SFGate]
Cal Football in the News
Little walk-on makes big impression at Cal scrimmage [SFGate]
Oakland native and NFL player Lorenzo Alexander gives back [SJ Mercury News]
Cal Football Spring Practice (4/7/2014)
Photos: Cal Football Spring Practice (4/5/2014)
Cal Football Practice Report – Bears Go Live
BERKELEY – Cal went live in full pads for the first time Saturday during a practice session open to the public to conclude the first week of spring football on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. Highlights and notes from the Golden Bears' fourth practice session of the spring included …
Head Coach Sonny Dykes
On Jared Goff's practice
Quarterback Jared Goff
On the team's confidence level
Q&A With Trevor Kelly
As the California football team continues its first week of spring ball, some of the new players are trying to adjust to life at Cal. One of those new players, junior-college transfer Trevor Kelly has bounced around a bit before ending up in Berkeley. The native of South San Francisco spent his freshman year at Sacramento State before transferring to College of San Mateo for his sophomore season. CalBears.com had a chance to sit down and chat with how Kelly is enjoying his new team.
CalBears.com: What's been your first impression of the team through the first week of spring ball?
Trevor Kelly: I'm just really thankful and grateful to be a part of this team. I love it at Cal. I'm ready to play football.
CB: How difficult has it been playing on your third team in three years?
TK: The game of football has really changed my life, both in positive and negative ways. I really appreciate the game. As opportunities come, I'm going to take advantage of every opportunity to keep playing, just like with this opportunity to play at Cal. I'm very blessed to be here.
CB: How do you like playing for Coach Tate?
TK: I like Coach Tate; he's a perfectionist. I'm looking forward to being coached by him. He's really funny. He has a lot of jokes and one-liners. I respect him a lot. I respect what he's done for the game. He's very outgoing. He's loud, but that's what you need. He's going to help everybody on the d-line perfect themselves. Read More.
Cal Spring Football Practice #3 Notes and Quotes
BERKELEY – Highlights and notes from Cal's third 2014 spring practice on Friday at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium included …
On the team's practice schedule this spring
Davis Digs The CompetitionBy Kyle McRae
BERKELEY – Trevor Davis did his research before he transferred to Cal and he embraced what he discovered.
"I knew there would be a lot of competition at my position, but that's one of the main reasons I came here," Davis explained. "There were so many talented young receivers that I knew if I got a chance to play it would mean that I had to work hard to get there."
After joining the Golden Bears at the start of training camp last fall following two moderately successful seasons at Hawai'i, Davis did that just that when he toiled on the scout team all season long. While the team's other receivers were piling up enough catches and yardage to make then freshman quarterback Jared Goff the school's all-time single-season leader in passing yards and passes completed, the only numbers Davis was racking up were the countless times he elicited "oohs and aahs" from the scout team.
Goff was another player who took notice.
"I wasn't over there but I would hear stories about the catches Trevor would make on the scout team," Goff said. "I'd hear them go crazy and I knew Trevor had made another catch. He's a solid target that I can rely on and he can make every catch on the field. We're on the same page with everything."
Goff is not the only one to give Davis a ringing endorsement. Read More.
Cal Football Practice Notes and Quotes
BERKELEY – Cal conducted its second workout of the spring on Wednesday with a helmets only practice that included a team period at the end and full 11-on-11 work earlier in the session on third downs that featured highlights on both sides of the ball including …
Among invited guests spotted at Wednesday's workout were …
"First two days I've been impressed with the wide receivers. We've got some depth; we've got some guys that can make plays. They're all different and unique in what they can do. That part of it is fun, just to see them emerge and continue to get better and better.
March 31, 2014
Scarlett's Return A Welcome Sight
By Jonathan Okanes
Cal Bear Blog
BERKELEY – Cal's football team was doing some timed runs when head coach Sonny Dykes had a realization.
Dykes watched defensive end Brennan Scarlett run – for the first time.
No, Scarlett isn't an incoming freshman who graduated early to go through spring drills with the Bears. Scarlett has been part of Cal's program since 2011, when he arrived on campus as a high school All-American and one of the top players at his position in the country.
But Monday, which marked the beginning of 2014 spring practice for the Bears, was the first time Scarlett suited up since November of the 2012 season. Multiple breaks in his hand and an ensuing infection forced him to miss all of last year, including spring ball.
Since Scarlett was last on the field, Dykes took over as the team's head coach. And while he has gotten to know the redshirt junior well off the field, Monday marked the first time Cal's coach could watch his potentially dominating defensive end do his thing on the Memorial Stadium turf. Read More
March 27, 2014
2014 Cal Spring Football Open Practice Schedule
BERKELEY – Cal will begin spring football practice sessions at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium with its first of six practices open to the public on Monday, March 31 (3:30 p.m. PT). Cal's spring workouts will continue for nearly a month before concluding with the 2014 Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management Group to be televised live by the Pac-12 Networks on Saturday, April 26 (11 a.m. PT).
Cal is also scheduled to have open practices on Saturday, April 5 (11:30 a.m.); Wednesday, April 9 (3:30 p.m.); on Cal Day Saturday, April 12 (10 a.m.); and Friday, April 18 (3:30 p.m.).
Admission to all open workouts including the Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management Group will be free.
"We're excited to be returning to the field for spring practice," head coach Sonny Dykes said. "Our players are dedicated to our program and have been working hard since the end of last season. They are determined to show significant improvement on the field in 2014."
The Cal Spring Football Experience presented by Shaw Management Group on April 26 will be an interactive event that gives thousands of Cal fans an opportunity to get to know the Cal football program on an up close basis. Among the wide array of activities scheduled to take place are …
Several former Cal football players have attended the event in the past and are expected to attend this year. In 2013 Super Bowl champion and NFL All-Pro running back Marshawn Lynch made a surprise appearance.
Cal's 2014 football regular-season schedule features six games at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium and a Friday match-up against Oregon that will be the first collegiate football game at the new Levi's® Stadium in Santa Clara on Oct. 24. Cal will host Sacramento State (Sept. 6), Colorado (Sept. 27), Washington (Oct. 11, Alumni & Family Weekend/Homecoming), UCLA (Oct. 18), Stanford (Nov. 22) and BYU (Nov. 29) in Berkeley.
The Bears visit Northwestern (Aug. 31), Arizona (Sept. 20), Washington State (Oct. 4), Oregon State (Nov. 1) and USC (Nov. 13), with the tilt against the Trojans on a Thursday night.
For 2014 ticket information, visit CalBears.com or call (800) GO-BEARS. Season-ticket deposits are now being accepted for the 2014 campaign. The $100 per-seat deposit will guarantee an opportunity to purchase seats in the best available seat locations. Prices start as low as $98 in the New Alumni section, run $225 (adults) and $125 (youth/seniors) in the Gold Zone, and are $300 in most other areas for Cal's six-game slate at Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium. The Bears' contest vs. Oregon at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara is sold separately with special pricing for season-ticket holders. For more information, visit the Cal football tickets page on CalBears.com.
See below for all scheduled dates and times of 2014 Cal spring football practices open to the public. Fans can also visit CalBears.com for extensive coverage of the team's 2014 spring workouts.
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Wrights shot offensively always looks like he is pushing it rather then shooting lol
I dont get it.... Hes just another mediocre shot happy guard who doesnt play defense.
I get that hes been in the league the longest, but that only gets him so much brownie points. Right?
Things will look better when we have bynum!
gotta pay the troll toll
Finally wright takes it to the hole instead of forcing a bad jumper
gotta pay the troll toll
Hes a gunner, and a streaky one at that
gotta pay the troll toll
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Ugly game on all accounts
Dorrell Wright really hasn't handled the ball very well to start this season. Lots of turnovers and he doesn't do a great job of initiating the offense.
Also, Wilkins and Ivey on the floor at the same time? Ouch...
good D by Hawes
Authentic Phillies, Eagles , Sixers fan
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"Do not scorn a weak cub, he may become a brutal tiger"
Hawes is playing better defense than ive ever thought he could possibly be capable of.
Hes still slow running up and down the court, but overall he just looks so much more athletic than he ever has
gotta pay the troll toll
since when is hawes a defensive stopper?
Offense has been ugly all game but have to be pleased with the D. Hornets cant get to the rim. Turner playing with more confidence than usual. Actually looks like one of the better players on the floor for once. Jrue's playmaking has impressed.
Lol Hawes isnt surprising me 1 Bit but the last 2 games Turner has looked fantastic.
Turner at least looks like an nba player, so thats good
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President Obama has stretched his lead over Mitt Romney to 6 percentage points nationally, according to the Gallup daily tracking poll released Wednesday.
Obama takes 50 percent support over Romney's 44 percent.
The president has hit the 50 percent mark only twice before in the poll, most recently after the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., earlier this month.
Obama's approval rating has also jumped in recent weeks, and sits at 51 positive and 43 negative, according to Gallup.Obama now leads the Real Clear Politics (RCP) average of polls by 4 percent. Romney led the Gallup daily tracking poll on Aug. 27, 47 to 46 percent over Obama, but that's the last time any major poll has shown him in the lead.


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Baby Bear Hugs held its third annual Cash for Christmas Raffle Friday, Dec. 12 at the regional office in Yuma. Santa made an early appearance to draw the winning tickets!
The raffle encompasses all nine counties that Baby Bear Hugs serves, and this year there were three winners, with prizes totaling $2,000.
The grand prize of $1,000 was won by Joyce Larson of Yuma, $500 went to Anita Nien of Sedgwick and $500 to Diane Ulmer of Haxtun.
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10 False Flags that Changed the World: #5
On Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, the Japanese launched a sneak attack at Pearl Harbor that decimated the U.S. Pacific Fleet and forced the United States to enter WWII. That's what most of us were taught as school children…
But, except for the date, everything you just read is a myth. In reality, there was no sneak attack. The Pacific Fleet was far from destroyed. And, furthermore, the United States took great pains to bring about the assault.
Because the United States manipulated Japan into attacking, purposefully allowed their operation to proceed, and then played the victim for all it was worth, the Pearl Harbor Attack makes it into the top 5 of HDotW's 10 False Flags that Changed the World.
The Sneak Attack Myth
On January 27, 1941, Joseph C. Grew, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, wired Washington that he'd learned of the surprise attack Japan was preparing for Pearl Harbor. U.S. intelligence, which had broken every major Japanese code, also deciphered many Japanese dispatches.
In May, Japanese Adm. Nomura warned his superiors that Americans were decoding his dispatches. However, nobody in Tokyo thought the Japanese codes could be broken, and the transmissions continued.
On September 24, a dispatch from Japanese naval intelligence to Japan's consul general in Honolulu was deciphered. The transmission was a request for a grid of exact locations of ships in Pearl Harbor. Surprisingly, Washington chose not to share this information with the officers at Pearl Harbor.
Then, on November 26, the main body of the Japanese strike force—consisting of six aircraft carriers, two battleships, three cruisers, nine destroyers, eight tankers, 23 fleet submarines, and five midget submarines—departed Japan for Hawaii.
Despite the myth that the strike force maintained strict radio silence, U.S. Naval intelligence intercepted and translated many dispatches. And, there was no shortage of dispatches: Tokyo sent over 1000 transmissions to the attack fleet before it reached Hawaii. Some of these dispatches, in particular this message from Admiral Yamamoto, left no doubt that Pearl Harbor was the target of a Japanese attack:
The task force, keeping its movement strictly secret and maintaining close guard against submarines and aircraft, shall advance into Hawaiian waters, and upon the very opening of hostilities shall attack the main force of the United States fleet and deal it a mortal blow. The first air raid is planned for the dawn of x-day. Exact date to be given by later order.
Even on the night before the attack, U.S. intelligence decoded a message pointing to Sunday morning as a deadline for some kind of Japanese action. The message was delivered to the Washington high command more than 4 hours before the attack on Pearl Harbor. But, as many messages before, it was withheld from the Pearl Harbor commanders.
In addition to the US-decoded radio transmissions from the attack fleet, there were many specific warnings delivered to Roosevelt via non-American sources: a Yugoslav double agent named Dusko Popov, a dispatch decoded by the Dutch Army, a message from Kilsoo Haan of the Sino-Korean People's League.
Despite repeated denials, it's clear the Roosevelt administration knew full well of the "sneak" attack long before it arrived.
The Destroyed Pacific Fleet Myth
Although many ships were damaged at Pearl Harbor, they were all old and slow. The main targets of the Japanese attack fleet were the Pacific Fleet's aircraft carriers. But, Roosevelt made sure these were safe from the attack: In November, at about the same time as the Japanese attack fleet left Japan, Roosevelt sent the Lexington and Enterprise out to sea. Meanwhile, the Saratoga was in San Diego.
The Myth of U.S. Reluctance for War
It's true the American public, still nursing an anti-war sentiment leftover from the first World War, was reluctant to jump into a second World War. There were also many members of Congress backed by wealthy Americans who had significant financial ties to the fascist powers of Germany and Italy at the time.
But, Roosevelt wanted a piece of the war pie. Having failed to bait Hitler by giving $50.1 billion in war supplies to Britain, the Soviet Union, France, and China as part of the Lend Lease program, Roosevelt switched focus to Japan. Because Japan had signed a mutual defense pact with Germany and Italy, Roosevelt knew war with Japan was a legitimate back door to joining the war in Europe.
On October 7, 1940, one of Roosevelt's military advisors, Lieutenant Commander Arthur McCollum, wrote a memo detailing an 8-step plan that would provoke Japan into attacking the United States. Over the next year, Roosevelt implemented all 8 of the recommended actions.
As with recent wars, it all boiled down to oil. In the summer of 1941, the US joined England in an oil embargo against Japan. Japan needed oil for its war with China, and had no remaining option but to invade the East Indies and Southeast Asia to get new resources. And that required getting rid of the US Pacific Fleet first.
Although Roosevelt may have got more than he bargained for, he clearly let the attack on Pearl Harbor happen, and even helped Japan by making sure their attack was a surprise. He did this by withholding information from Pearl Harbor's commanders, and even by ensuring the attack force wasn't accidentally discovered by commercial shipping traffic. As Rear Admiral Richmond K. Turner stated in 1941: "We were prepared to divert traffic when we believed war was imminent. We sent the traffic down via the Torres Strait, so that the track of the Japanese task force would be clear of any traffic."
It worked.
Speaking as someone who has personally stood on the USS Arizona Memorial and watched the oil still leaking from the wreckage, I can say that the Pearl Harbor Attack was one of the greatest false flag operations of all time.
Go to the next article in this series:
Israeli Terrorist Cell Uncovered in Egypt.
Go to the previous article in this series: Fake Invasion at Gleiwitz.
Go to the original article in this series: 10 False Flags that Changed the World.


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Casey Clutch is in her second season as an assistant softball coach at Butler University. She joined the staff of head coach Scott Hall in 2010-11.
Clutch boasts a strong softball background as a player and coach. She was a four-year starting pitcher at the University of Evansville, helping the Aces to a Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship and a berth in the NCAA Softball National Tournament. During her time at Evansville, she was selected for the USA Women's National Team Camp at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif. She was a two-time NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete and a member of the 2004 MVC All-Tournament Team.
Following her graduation from Evansville in 2005, she began her own business, Clutch Athletic Performance, Inc., providing softball instruction and sport specific strength and conditioning training. She also continued her playing career with the Indiana Slammers, taking on player/coach duties in 2006. Indiana's premier women's fastpitch team, the Indiana Slammers claimed USSSA East World Series championships in 2008 and 2009. Clutch compiled a 28-0 record with 10 shutouts, 2007-09.
A four-year member of the MVC Honor Roll and two-time MVC Commissioner's Academic Excellence Award winner, Clutch graduated cum laude with a degree in exercise science from Evansville. She earned a Master of Science degree in Kinesiology with an Emphasis in Coaching from Texas Women's University in conjunction with the NFCA National Fastpitch Coaches College in 2007.


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Please note that on August 4 and through the remainder of 2009, the Outfield Experience gates (A and E) will open at the same time as other stadium gates. All gates will now open 1.5 hours before the game from Sunday through Thursday and 2 hours before the game on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Shower sex is so hot these days. Seriously — after a long, sweaty summer day, there's nothing better than stripping down with your lover and getting wet in a steaming shower stall. Or is there? For all of the Cinemax-tastic images of humid, sultry sex in the shower, my own experiences leave much to be desired. Like a comfortable, horizontal orgasm.
Shower sex is a liability. It should be banned from rental housing, like pets or smoking. Shower sex is dangerous and always leads to trouble or concussions. Here are 9 reasons why sex in the shower should be outlawed.


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My path toward Time for Dinner: Strategies, Inspiration, and Recipes for Family Meals Every Night of the Week by Pilar Guzman and Jenny Rosenstrach is a long and twisted one that starts with my obsession with a heavy and heavenly buttery tomato sauce that was posted on the Smitten Kitchen blog. I love this sauce so much that I've come to develop a love for this blog too; it features some of the most gorgeous food photography around, and delicious and accessible recipes. Hey, if Deb can do it in her tiny New York City kitchen, maybe I can attempt to do it in my marginally larger abode.
So when she posted some recipes from Cookie, a fabulous, but now defunct parenting magazine, I had to learn more. I found several Cookie magazine recipes on Epicurious, and then hit a gold mine when I found Time for Dinner, a cookbook by Cookie editors.
I don't have a house full of kids, but I am short on time and this cookbook's extremely efficient, yet laid-back take on cooking makes me think you really can eat healthful, mouthwatering food and still get the rest of your ducks in a row and a full night's sleep.
Ten Reasons
1. "Chapter 3: I Want Something Simple, Fast, and Hard to Screw Up." The title says it all, really.
2. Good advice: There are so many tips for parents, including: recipes to help smaller kids gain weight; ways to make fish more appealing to kids; starter spices/flavors to introduce to kids, etc.
3. Avgolemono soup recipe: I've had a blast learning to make this lemony Greek comfort soup.
4. Cooking can be playtime. The editors know their audience, and figure people reading the book have toddlers hanging around "wanting to help." They devise a 2 page spread called "Babysitter in a Box," which consists of kitchen tools and foods that can be made into toys (rice in lidded jar is an instant maraca). Kids keep busy and feel like they are helping mom or dad make dinner.
5. Weekend warrior - A chapter is devoted to 8 things to cook on a weekend to make the rest of your weekday cooking a snap.
6. Weirdness works - Sometimes being a picky eater, or making dinner for a picky eater, requires creativity. From "cupcake-tin pork pies" to "ice-cube-tray sushi," there are ways to present food in interesting, if not appealing, new shapes and configurations. Not your bag? There's a section on how to replicate restaurant favorites like chicken fingers. If all else fails, they have 2 pages of ideas for dressing up the presentation of food-- drink umbrellas, silly straws, and eggcups, to name a few.
7. Flexibility: There's a chapter with ways to prepare flexible, tapas-style dinners where family can pick and choose what ends up on their plate.
8. Don't have a certain ingredient? Like Mark Bittman says, it's really okay. To help you out, the editors make helpful substitution suggestions throughout the book. Their lists of pantry, fridge, and freezer essentials are also useful to keep in mind.
9. Reassurance throughout: It's hard to create the perfect meal every time. The editors understand your good intentions and show you how to keep it easy while still making sure you and your kids enjoy food and get adequate nutrients.
10. Quick-prep charts: from mix + match meals (pick 1 protein, 1 veggie, and 1 carb) to "If you have an eggplant, here are 4 different things you can make with it." So extremely handy.
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Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
House of Cards.
I guess it's a remake of a British version.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Anyone else been watching True Detective?
Not yet, just picked up Black Sails, Almost Human (which I have started and is rather good) and Vikings... Gonna give them a whirl now I have caught up with SOA.
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Just started on Arrow and Mad Men
I've got Arrow in the pile, have you seen Agents of Shield? Thats pretty decent, got some bad press but I really enjoyed it, did what it said on the tin to be fair.
Mad Men - doesnt interest me, though that woman with the mahoosive boobs almost seems worth the entrance price alone!
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Oh and if you are not watching Legit by Jim Jefferies the you my friend are a fool.
Has anyone watched Kingdom?
drama about an MMA gym and fighters, good watch and renewed for a second season
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Currently, when a new appointment is created, the default view option appears to be "Public". We'd like to make that default "Private" as part of the COS, and as a default users could specify for the calendars they create.
I've seen some documentation refer to being able to change this default, but not been able to find where that option is under Calendar Preferences.
Where can we change this default?
Many thanks, Gary.


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This liquid mineral foundation leaves your skin looking moist and hydrated. The beads in this formulation are actually liposomes entrapping liposomes. This state-of-the-art technology enables Jane Iredale to encapsulate large amounts of active ingredients, which are then time-released into the skin. The spheres are suspended in a gel of Aloe Vera and Vegetable Glycerin. Makeup and skin care are now in one bottle!
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Spring Training opens
Well the day we've been waiting for since the final game of 2008 has arrived! Pitchers and catchers officially reported to Surprise today, though many of them have been participating in voluntary workouts at the complex. Workouts usually run from about 9:30 to 12:00 or 12:30 and are open to the public. For information on a particular day, contact the staff at Surprise Recreation Services at 623.222.2000.
Thank you to all of the fans who have visited ATH! February is the shortest month in days, but we are on pace to have our highest number of visitors since we started tracking page loads last July!
We want to let you know about a few new ways to keep up to date on your favorite team. First, royals.com beat writer Dick Kaegel has a new blog entitled Royals Beat. He will share insight from Spring Training, Kauffman Stadium, and Royals road games during the 2009 season. Dick made his first post on Wednesday, so feel free to ask him questions on the Royals.
Another Royals page to surf to is the royals.com Kansas City Royals fan page on Facebook. Several Royals pages have popped up on the popular social networking tool… but this is the official one. It just launched so it isn't the largest Royals group on Facebook yet, however, we think it is the most informative. Our friends at Major League Baseball Advanced Media have added a RSS feed to ATH, so all of our posts will be displayed on Facebook! Just enter 'Kansas City Royals' under 'Pages' and find the page that looks like the screen shot below.
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Congrats for moving up to No. 8 on the MLBlogs Latest Leaders! Around the Horn is on a roll…
Also just wanted to let your readers know that they can join the Official MLBlogs Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/mlblogs or just follow @mlblogs if they already are on Twitter. MLB's first official Twitter presence.


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Hi All,
I am using the Zimbra (Version 8.0.4.GA.5737 on UBUNTU12.64 UBUNTU12_64 FOSS edition) open source mail server and recently one user complain about the format issue with zimbra. Below is the scenario.
1. Send mail to zimbra including a table
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2. Log on to the mail using Safari web client (Iphone 5/ Latest version) and forward the mail to another account.
3. Receiver mail will be out of format and will include many HTML tags.
Any configuration i need to change to get rid of this issue? If I log in as "HTML" or "AJAX" using the same web client mail will forward correctly.


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Episode Guides
About the Show
This comedy about five friends living in New York City takes place in a continual flashback narrated by the future Ted telling the story of the erstwhile Ted's love life
Series 7 Summary
While Barney prepares for his wedding to a mystery bride, he and Ted reminisce about Punchy's wedding. And Robin considers telling Barney she has feelings for him.
Episode 1 - The Best Man
While Barney prepares for his wedding to a mystery bride, he and Ted reminisce about Punchy's wedding. And Robin considers telling Barney she has feelings for him.
Episode 2 - The Naked Truth
Marshall lands his dream job but worries if his past indiscretions will cost him the role. Meanwhile, Ted can't decide who to bring to the Architects Ball.
Episode 3 - Ducky Tie
Ted tries to make amends with an ex-girlfriend he cheated on during their relationship.
Episode 4 - The Stinson Missle Crisis
Robin assaults a girl who is out to ruin Barney's relationship and is forced to begin court-mandated therapy sessions as punishment.
Episode 5 - Field Trip
When Marshall witnesses his boss's soft approach in settling with a powerful company, he takes matters into his own hands. Ted takes his class on a trip.
Episode 6 - Mystery vs History
Ted shocks his friends by going on a date without researching the woman on the internet beforehand. Lily and Marshall find out the sex of their baby.
Episode 7 - Noretta
The gang realise that their partners bear some resemblance to their parents. Meanwhile, Barney and Nora's romantic evening is ruined by a string of disasters.
Episode 8 - The Slutty Pumpkin Returns
Ted finally meets the mystery girl who attracted his attention by wearing a pumpkin costume at a Halloween party 10 years previously.
Episode 9 - Disaster Averted
Barney's desperate to get rid of the ducky tie and even offers up a slap in exchange for being allowed to remove it.
Episode 10 - Tick Tick Tick...
Robin and Barney feel guilty about their liaison. Their guilt is compounded when they go on a work cruise together with their partners.
Episode 11 - The Rebound Girl
Ted and Barney plan to adopt a child together because as men they feel they understand each other better than a man and a woman ever could
Episode 12 - Symphony of Illumination
Marshall is determined to decorate his house with the most spectacular Christmas lights display.
Episode 13 - Tailgate
On New Year's Day, Marshall is at the cemetery to visit his father's grave, where he ponders about some of his friends' New Year's Eve celebrations.
Episode 14 - 46 Minutes
Marshall and Lily have officially moved to the suburbs, but are being pushed to their limits by Lily's father Mickey, who has been living with them.
Episode 15 - The Burning Beekeeper
Lily and Marshall throw a housewarming party at which Lily's father Mickey causes consternation by admitting he is keeping bees in the basement.
Episode 16 - The Drunk Train
Barney persuades Ted to join him on the 'drunk train', the last night train from Manhattan to Long Island, where there are many chances to pick up women.
Episode 17 - No Pressure
Ted tells Robin that he loves her just as she is setting off on her trip to Russia. Barney makes a discovery about Marshall and Lily when he snoops on them.
Episode 18 - Karma
Barney thinks the way that Quinn is manipulating him is payback for the way he has treated women in the past. Ted is still upset about Robin moving out.
Episode 19 - The Broath
Barney tries to persuade his friends to meet Quinn and get to know her properly. However, Ted is convinced that Quinn is only after Barney's money.
Episode 20 - Trilogy Time
When Barney and Quinn start living together, Barney's reluctance to throw out his old possessions makes the gang doubt his faith in the relationship
Episode 21 - Now We're Even
Marshall is astounded when he discovers that Lily has had an erotic dream about Ranjit. Barney's attempts to take Ted's mind off Quinn's stripping have unexpected consequences.
Episode 22 - Good Crazy
Despite pretending to play it cool, Barney is plagued by jealousy as a result of his girlfriend Quinn's occupation as a stripper and he attempts to persuade her to switch careers
Episode 23 - The Magician's Code - Part One
Lily goes into labour while Marshall is in Atlantic City, so Ted and Robin try to distract her from the painful contractions by telling her amusing stories from the group's past
Episode 24 - The Magician's Code - Part Two
Robin struggles to take a perfect photograph of baby Marvin to feature in the birth announcement


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International Departure Hall, check-in counters
(Check-in counters are closed punctually 40 minutes before scheduled departure time)
|No. G-75, International Departure Terminal, Siem Reap International Airport
|Opening Hours:
|Daily: 24 Hours
The Departure Hall has a free internet corner at Departure Hall, post office and telecommunications, smoking room and prayer room.
Money Exchange, Shops, Restaurants, Banks, Lost & Found.
International to International:
Minimum connection time 90 mins
International to Domestic:
Minimum connection time 120 mins
To city centre:
Taxi: approximately USD 7, and Moto Remork service at around US$5 to/from the city centre.
Foreigner – USD 25
Children under 12 years old – USD 13
Tobacco products: 20 cigarettes or equal weight of cigars
Alcoholic Beverages: under 100 ml of alcoholic liquor
Others: maximum cash amount of USD10,000


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Doodlebops & Strawberry Shortcake
Koba Entertainment is pleased to present Strawberry Shortcake: Follow Your Berry Own Beat! with very special guests the Doodlebops! Follow Strawberry Shortcake and her best friends Orange Blossom, Lemon Meringue, Blueberry Muffin, Raspberry Torte, Plum Pudding and Cherry Jam as they each prepare for the Glitzy Glaze Talent Show. Hold on to your hats because that is not all! For the first time ever, Koba Entertainment is bringing together the iconic sweetness of Strawberry Shortcake and the wackiest siblings on television, the Doodlebops in one spectacular show. Don't miss out on the show of the year!
Get ready to rock along with the Doodlebops in their live North American concert tour! Straight from their hit TV show on Playhouse Disney, Deedee, Rooney, and Moe Doodle are getting on the bus, and ready to sing and dance in an interactive concert experience that will have kids and their parents rockin' and boppin' together! This candy-colored trio is sure to deliver an unforgettable performance that will be a treat for the whole family!


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When I try to set up my @verizon.net e-mail account, I get this message during verification:
"Timeout when connecting to "SMTP server". Please check host/port and network connectivity"
port: 587 (mandatory)
host: outgoing.verizon.net
I'm using Zimbra Desktop v2.0.1 under Windows XP Pro SP3.
Has anyone else experienced this?
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University men's basketball team defeated Rocky Mountain 82-65 Friday evening at the Donald E. Young Center in Spearfish, S.D.
"Tonight was a total team effort," said head coach Bradd Schafer. "We out rebounded them and shot 91% from the free throw line, Will John Johnson really set the tone for us tonight. I'm very proud of our team."
The Yellow Jackets were led by the big men down low, senior Will John Johnson finished the contest with 22 points, 15 rebounds and three assists. Senior Luke Enos finished the contest with 16 points, nine rebounds and two assists. Seniors Cain Atkinson and Spencer Childress each netted 12 points.
Black Hills State will return to action Saturday, November 13 as they take on Montana Tech, tip-off is scheduled for 5 p.m. MT
For more information on Black Hills State Athletics, visit www.BHSUAthletics.com.


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Jacksonville has time on its side
January 25, 2011
News that the Port of Jacksonville, is taking a bit more time to expand makes plenty of sense to analysts.
According to Jock O'Connell, Beacon Economics' International Trade Adviser, the nation's supply chains are being reconfigured due to a dynamic shift in workforce populations.
"Most U.S. multinationals are moving from the west and southwest to the deep south and gulf regions," he says. "And that means that the cargo flows are going to be directed to ports in the region with the best infrastructure and services."
Container throughput and volume figures released late last year by the Jacksonville Port Authority support this contention. According to Chris Kauffmann, who served as the port's interim executive director, the gateway moved a record number of containers in fiscal year 2010 — the second consecutive year of container growth for the seaport — and marked a decade of consistent growth in earnings.
"The momentum is building and we look for more positive news in the new fiscal year," he says.
And now that the port has former Federal Maritime Commissioner (FMC) A. Paul Anderson leading the team, a focus on services should also be key. Prior to serving on the FMC, he was a senior fellow of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee at the U.S. House of Representatives.
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