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VISTA ---- After nearly 50 years of using his first-strike tactics to become a legend in the sport of drag racing, "The Snake" is set to remained coiled.
When the engines fire Thursday for the start of the 50th annual NHRA Winternationals at the famed Auto Club Raceway in Pomona, an icon of the sport will be missing from the start line. Don "The Snake" Prudhomme will be sitting this one out.
"I'm stressing out a little bit," Prudhomme said Wednesday at his Snake Racing facility in Vista. "There's a race this weekend, and I'm not going to be there. I'm still feeling a little twinge to get out there."
Not being at the Winternationals, where he won his first career National Hot Road Association event, will certainly be something new for Prudhomme, who announced his retirement as a race car owner on Jan. 8. His 15 years as an owner followed a 32-year driving career that included one of the sport's most dominating runs during the 1970s, when he won four straight Funny Car championships, becoming the first driver to achieve the feat.
"In 48 years I only sat out one year," Prudhomme said. "That was in 1986 when we didn't have the funding. But I always had plans of going back."
Not this time, and the reasons are the same as in '86: lack of funding.
"This is a business, and I have to treat it as a business," Prudhomme said. "If I treated it emotionally, I'd be racing for pink slips. We'd all be out of dough."
Of all the sports hit hard by economy, motorsports has taken perhaps the worst beating. Sponsorship dollars have shrunk, and despite winning back-to-back Top Fuel championships with driver Larry Dixon in 2002-03, Prudhomme has seen the difficulties of maintaining a successful race team.
"The economy really started to slide for all of us," he said. "I've been through some tough times. Losing the sponsors we had, U.S. Smokeless Tobacco and United Auto Workers, created a big concern for us.
"Since September, we have worked full out to try and fix it, but it didn't happen."
Ironically, Prudhomme played a huge role in getting major sponsorship for the NHRA when most of the country paid little attention to a sport outside of its rooted hotbeds such as Southern California. A couple of very small cars helped to change that.
"In 1970 Mattel became the first non-automotive sponsor in the NHRA," Prudhomme said. "McEwen had an idea."
Tom "The Mongoose" McEwen and Prudomme staged a series of match races beginning in the mid-1960s. McEwen was known more his promotional skills than winning races, and his rivalry with Prudhomme led to Mattel producing the Hot Wheels miniatures of the Plymouth Funny Cars the two drivers raced against each other (Prudhomme in a Barracuda, McEwen in a Duster).
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0americanbrian , 16 October 2007 20:28Dell XPS's are nice, but to be fair the application performance is irrelevant. The huge cost of these are only justified by the gaming performance.
In this the Low Res gaming, doesn't matter a toss either. Alienware probably have better build quality. Do you notice as well that only the dell got the look inside and out. Biased article. If you have a choice never buy dell.
0Sewje , 16 October 2007 22:18I don't understand why you would bench compare the two machines with two different operating systems. This make the whole comparision between them very inaccurate.
At least use the same os configuration if you want to compare benchmarks between the two.
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This stud muffin swept Kailyn off her feet, and they got married in a small courthouse ceremony back in September 2012. Sadly, Javi jetted off to the Air Force shortly after, and this hot couple didn't get a chance to throw a giant wedding for their friends and family. Until now!
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Forget the Groundhog: Harvester Ants Say Spring is Here
By Richard "Bugman" Fagerlund [ Wed Feb 19 2014 11:36 AM ]
Important weather info: Not only were termites swarming early, but ticks are out in full force and that's about a month too early. More importantly, harvester ants are coming out; they would never come out if the ground were going to freeze again. Spring is here to stay, and summer is around the corner.
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The question this week is a simple one. Of the Michigan games you've attended, which one is your favorite, and what makes it stand out so much?
Seth: I've got so many Michigan memories with my dad that I can't separate (or I'm just not ready to think about) them, but even if I could it would still be the one when I started going without him that sticks out: The '98 Penn State game.
It was a chilly, kind of overcast, sweatshirty Michigan fall afternoon and I was a first-year flying solo. My freshman year came right after the national championship and the "Halo" stadium expansion, and that meant fewer student seats available with way too much demand. The freshmen were at the bottom of that list, thus I wound up with the option of getting only a "half-pack" or no tickets. Since I went to all the games with my dad and his friends anyway, what did it matter? So it wasn't until the PSU game, when my dad wasn't going, and Steve Kyritz offered me his ticket, that I got to see my first game from the student section. Since I'd been informed not sitting in your seat was SOP in that mass of human bodies, I wound up squeezed and standing sideways on a bench in the 30-somethings.
And it was a hell of a game to do that. That PSU team was very good (they came in ranked #9) and the last time we'd faced them was Judgment Day/Party at Bollinger's House. Michigan was still floundering in the #20s because of the two losses to open the season.
What made the day was each time Penn State got near us they'd get blown back by three sections of 18- to 21-year old raging psychotics possessed of toilet paper rolls and marshmallows. The Nits didn't arrive until later in the 1st quarter, and Michigan blocked a FG. They came down again and Michigan stood them up on the goal line three times before PSU let time expire in the quarter to get the hell away from us (they didn't get in on 4th down either). In the 4th quarter Penn State kept getting pinned deep against us, and the linemen couldn't hear the calls, meaning we were treated to a TFL fest. Michigan won 27-0 and by Mondaywas back in the top 15.
Michigan with my dad was this paced thing we enjoyed like a baseball game while he and his best friend worked through their complicated lives. His standard cheer was a clap-clap-fistpump. PSU '98 was the first time I experienced the Big House as a visceral thing I did with my whole body. I still sat with my dad at least a game a year, but when it came time to sign up for '99 student tickets I was one of the first in line.
The Mathlete: I don't think that was the real ticket, I didn't see the official game sponsor noted anywhere.
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One Frame At A Time: Notre Dame Past
Hey, Butch Woolfolk, are you excited for the game tonight?
Agreed, Butch. How do you feel about it being the last Michigan-Notre Dame home game for the foreseeable future?
We're on the same wavelength, Butch.
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The Story 2011: Mitigating William Caines
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It was the best time I'd ever had at a Chili's. Nothing whatsoever distinguished it from an average visit to Chili's. The beer was light American lager. The chicken was a bit dry, the cheese the usual half-step up from stuff you'd get in a great red-labeled cube. The waitress was a cheerful slab of the Midwest, and the bill was perfectly reasonable. I grinned and laughed and fought off bouts of body-encompassing tiredness.
An hour or so before I'd sat in Notre Dame Stadium as everyone else filed out. Once they were gone the next twenty minutes were filled with intermittent bursts of laughter. Those weren't enough, so I punched my friend in the arm. The punching and the laughing were good, as they forestalled a short circuit.
When the band marched out, we thought that was our cue. I grabbed one of the souvenir mugs as we exited. When I got home I crudely carved "28-24" on it with a steak knife. It's in the closet. Our walk back was half-accompanied by the band. We met a goodly chunk of my family walking the other way, exchanged excited greetings, and then went about the business of getting out of town. We got to the Chili's just as the adrenaline wore off and the stomach reasserted itself.
A few minutes before everyone filed out Denard Robinson zinged a skinny post to Roy Roundtree on third down and finished the job himself. In the first half Robinson had snuck through a crease in the line, found Patrick Omameh turning Manti Te'o into a safety-destroying weapon, and ran directly at me until he ran out of yards.
He knelt down to give thanks, and that felt inverted.
The next morning sun poured through huge windows in Goshen, Indiana, as I collected items for that week's Video of All Varieties. I'll usually watch some but rarely all unless I'm trying to suck the marrow out of a particularly savory victory. Notre Dame 2010 was one of those. I watched Martin and Van Bergen and others talk in the tunnel afterwards. I watched the highlights, watched the presser, got to Denard, and…
So this thing you dared not hope for starts to coalesce just from the things that happen on the field, and then yesterday morning I was struck by a sense of profound gratefulness when I watched the MGoBlue video of Denard's postgame presser:
I love how he smiles all the time and wears his heart on his sleeve and goes "AHHHH" when someone mentions Roundtree blocking for him and seems about as amazed as everyone else as what he's doing. I love how he drops to one knee after he scores in a way that seems genuine in a way I couldn't comprehend until I saw it. I love that if you ask him he'll sign your forehead. I was going to let my skepticism overwhelm, to wait until it was obvious that 2010 was not going to be 2009, but I lasted two games. I'm in the tank again.
Though Denard turned out to be human (somewhat, anyway) I am still in the tank for him. This offseason a small child in New York City wrote Denard about what it means to be a leader and Denard sent a letter back with a picture:
I need this person to be successful. This is such a relief.
It's no secret I've been one discontent blogger ever since the Mississippi State game transpired. In retrospect a lot of my criticisms don't make sense. I thought Michigan should keep Rodriguez after the Ohio State game and fire him after the bowl; I ripped David Brandon for not firing Rodriguez before the bowl if he was going to do the deed. I knew Denard Robinson was the most awesome dude ever and I still assumed he'd transfer. When I interviewed people for the Tim/Tom opening I asked each of them if they disagreed with something I'd written in the past year or so and asked them to argue about it with me; seven of the ten sought tactful ways to remind me that I'd posted "We Are ND*" above the press release announcing Hoke's hire. One just said I'd embarrassed myself with my pettiness. This turned out to be less useful of a question than I'd hoped since by that point I agreed.
That discontent is an overreaction to a real thing. We're going to get the last great Rodriguez blowup in about a month when John U Bacon's Three And Out hits shelves. It's going to put an inbred culture on display. If Michigan doesn't learn from these three years they'll eventually find themselves right back where they were in 2008, obviously behind their greatest rival with nowhere to turn.
Meanwhile, the athletic department has done an about face from the open Rodriguez days back to a culture of paranoia. I kind of liked it when Rodriguez reached out in a futile attempt to win hearts and minds; now it seems we've returned to the days when the fans were tolerated at best.
In place of openness we get marketing. I am increasingly worried that Michigan is drifting towards the bread-and-circus model you see not just in pro sports but at Michigan State, Ohio State, and especially Penn State where the allegiance of the diehards is taken for granted and the fringes are courted with fireworks and rawk music. I fear the day that Brandon unleashes the fandom bread bowl upon us.
I hate that I hate parts of the stadium experience now and fear those moments will expand rapidly. Never has Notre Dame fandom looked so rational. In this environment there's a risk you disconnect from the program in small or large ways. I've talked to a lot of people for whom that's the case. I don't know—maybe it's just getting older.
Denard overwhelms all reservations. He is pure. He grew up poor in a place infinitely far away from the manicured lawns and Whole Foods of Ann Arbor but came to Michigan because they said he could play quarterback. He says he never thought about leaving when Rodriguez was fired. Michigan is never going to recruit anyone like him ever again.
And there are so many guys like him on the team: Vincent Smith, who is 5'6" and is featured in every insider email I get as the scrappiest grittiest toughest guy the coaches love. He's from Pahokee, which may not exist in five years and will never, ever have another kid commit to Michigan. Roy Roundtree and his Donald Duck impression. Ricky Barnum, whose mom was really sick when he was a freshman and who thought about transferring but stayed. Ryan Van Bergen, who committed to Carr and stayed through Rodriguez and wondered where the alumni had been the last three years. Craig Roh, who runs up and down the stairs in Haven Hall if he gets to class early. David Molk, who drops f-bombs in press conferences that no one minds. Taylor Lewan, who has a mustache tattooed on his finger to impress the ladies. Troy Woolfolk and his werewolf alter-ego. Jordan Kovacs, student-body walk-on. Kevin Koger, twitter handle "KogerNotKroger."
Lewan, Van Bergen
There are no Pryors here. Each of these guys has endured the last three years of crap more gracefully than the university or I have and is still here, trying to set right what started going wrong a long time ago. Whatever reservations I have about the program and its direction are overwhelmed by a fierce desire to see these kids win. Rodriguez may not have been able to keep half the kids he recruited, but the ones who stuck around… man. Denard is their king.
In the course of doing this every year I look at the previous year's preview; last time around I linked to a couple of fantastic pieces. You should read Orson's again just because you should. The piece by Brian Phillips on Pele and David Foster Wallace's Federer essay, though, is relevant to our interests.
In the midst of describing one of these Federer Moments where sport allows us to transcend the limitations of our own bodies, if only vicariously, DFW circles round to the cancer-stricken nine-year-old ceremonial coin-tosser at Wimbledon, William Caines. This is going to be one long blockquote without a paragraph break. I think it's important, though:
I've always wondered what Wallace meant by circling back around to talk about William in the middle of what is for the most part a genuinely happy-seeming celebration of Federer. The image of the cancer-stricken child seems to have no part, that is, in the enthusiasm that motivates the essay, and yet the edge of unease it introduces brings a powerful and not unreligious strain of skepticism into the pseudo-theology of Federer. Clearly no athlete and no delight in sport can answer the "big, obvious" question about what could possibly justify a tiny child suffering a devastating physical illness. If Federer is there to reconcile us to the fact of having bodies, Wallace hints, then the reconciliation he offers has limits and outside those limits is a large and unanswerable despair. I called the awareness of this despair "not unreligious" because while it may seem like a mere challenge to belief, a sort of renegade anti-Federer atheism, the feeling that seems to follow it into the essay seems to me to have more in common with the longing for bodily mortification that is often a weird corollary of profound religious experience. That is, if we begin with a sense that something is intolerably wrong, and the power of Federer or Pelé is to make us feel that that thing is actually right (or at least tolerable), then William introduces a larger sphere of consciousness in which we realize that the reconciliation was flawed and the thing is actually wrong and intolerable after all. But that second, larger wrongness, as I read it in Wallace's essay, and this may be unfair, because again, William is only a tiny grain of doubt within what is generally a really positive piece of writing—that second, larger wrongness doesn't stem from an apprehension that the reconciliation Federer offers is false, it stems from an apprehension that the reconciliation Federer offers is incomplete, that it doesn't go far enough, it doesn't stick. It only lasts a moment, and then you're left not knowing when God will take you up again, which is an anxiety that actually bubbles up at times in the writings of the saints. And that seems to be a condition in which a heightened consciousness of mortality, one that may well express itself as a yearning toward suffering and breakdown, is hard to escape.
If we are being very generous and very convincing, DFW-level, Brian-Phillips-level convincing, this is Denard Robinson in the Michigan zeitgeist. Something is intolerably wrong and the Denard reconciliation is incomplete and we are going to have to accept that, like the Hart reconciliation was incomplete, and just take the Denard Moments as they are—as parts of an imperfect whole. Our compensation for the things that have happened is just this, the last few words of the thesis statement of the Federer article:
…just look at him down there. Look at that.
Unverified Voracity Asks Rhetorical Qs
Site business. Two things:
- I am getting married this Saturday in a top-secret location far away from any images of Fielding Yost. I am taking Friday and Monday off; Tom and Tim will produce content as per usual. If you've got a diary you want front-paged this would be an opportune time to post it. Content from me will be light this week because a bunch of friends I don't get to see will be in town, etc.
- I'm warning you about this a month ahead of time: honeymoon is in late July for about ten days and I am probably not even going to take my computer.
Your understanding is appreciated.
I'm partial to the rally pickle myself.
Mascot business. I took a rage day so that I wouldn't say anything regrettable in the aftermath of the mascot trial balloon, leaving the rest of the world to offer Dave Brandon a raspberry and Brandon to quickly clarify that while he is all seeing and all knowing he is very very wily and no mascot is pending. Even while doing so he leaves himself an out, saying it "may never happen."
Q: In retrospect do you believe that Brandon announcing the OSU game would be moving to midseason was really a super-clever way to get everyone outraged about it and therefore ensure it doesn't happen?
The M-Zone makes a compelling case that we should not. After that fan explosion we've had the uniform business and the mascot business and at about the same time we've had the night game business. (While I don't care that much about having a night game, it is a departure from tradition.) The evidence points towards Dave Brandon being so intent on "creating the future" that he has absolutely no grasp on what's important to the fanbase until everyone's freaking out about it.
Worse, he spends time belittling the kind of people who do really care. From the inbox:
Below response to my (very short and very respectful) email to Dave Brandon today asking him to reconsider a Michigan mascot. I actually responded to this, against my better judgment, and said that if there's a man in a furry wolverine costume on the sideline than it'll wind up being more life-changing for him than for me.
Please don't be too concerned over this life-changing topic!
All will be OK…
Have a great weekend!
I'm not sure how this happened since Dave Brandon was actually on the team under Bo, but the current athletic director appears to have no more connection to Michigan's traditions than—wait for it—Rich Rodriguez.
I really care about what goes on inside Michigan Stadium; Brandon thinks this makes me a sap.
At least he's not alone.
Convenient timing. Meanwhile, one of the main counter-arguments against Old Testament kind of guys who like their coffee black, parole denied, and Michigan Stadium old-timey is that if we don't get that cheddar Michigan will be left in the dust by its rivals.
Presenting Michigan's 2012 budget:
For the proposed FY 2012 Operating Budget (described in detail on the following pages), we project an operating surplus of $11.4 million based on operating revenues of $121.2 million and operating expenses of $109.8 million. The budgeted operating surplus will be will be used to fund our ongoing capital needs and facility renewal projects.
Bill Martin's great accomplishment was killing the immediate cheddar issue dead without compromising the brand that packs the largest stadium in the country. Further squeezing starts to impact the uniqueness of the Michigan experience and erodes the reasons people shell out as much as they do.
Unfair and true and BERGKAMP. Here is Denard Robinson's 87-yard touchdown against Notre Dame last year, first narrated by Tom Hammond, then your inner monologue:
It's not fair comparing Tom Hammond to whoever the BERGKAMP guy is, but he does have a point. Maybe Americans get more confused about whether sports is serious business worthy of objectivity or not.
For a counterpoint EDSBS immediately goes to Sean McDonough, who's the first guy I thought of, too:
Q: Franklin is retired and Nessler is now on the NFL network, so is McDonough now the undisputed #1 college football announcer? I can't think of anyone I'd rather have doing a Michigan game.
Welcome to the field. The O-Zone reports on the latest edition of the Big 33 PA-OH All-Star game, in which Ohio annihilated Pennsylvania. Featured amongst the players of interest is WLB signee Antonio Poole:
Antonio Poole, LB Cincinnati Winton Woods 6'0" 195 (Michigan)
I think Poole may have been the most impressive defensive player on the field. He's only listed at 6'0" 195 pounds, but he sticks ball-carriers right between the numbers and they stay stuck. When he's in pursuit, he looks much bigger than he is. He certainly hits much bigger than he is. He may not be big enough to play linebacker in the Big Ten right now, but the Wolverines may not be able to wait.
That's true—WLB is currently Mike Jones and maybe Brandin Hawthorne.
Goalie zen part XVI. Red Line Report is down on this year's crop of goalies but they do have a solid #1. Prepare for the same scouting report you've heard several times before:
The clear-cut No. 1 guy is John Gibson, who combines excellent size and a calm demeanor in the most important games. He plays economically and is strong in the butterfly, using his long legs to take away the bottom half of the net. Gibson is a big netminder who plays big, challenging well and not leaving much space for shooters to look at. He's also calm and patient and allows the play to come to him. We like his mental strength and focus in clutch situations.
They don't like the other Gibson, so John is the only goalie they give a first round grade.
Etc.: Penn State blog Linebacker U interviews Tom for his perspective on Michigan and Penn State recruiting.
Unverified Voracity KILL IT WITH FIRE
OR ACID OR COLD OR SOMETHING. So… uh… there was some mascot segment on Real Sports that featured this decidedly un-real Michigan mascot:
If you ever wondered why Michigan didn't have an anthropomorphic wolverine, wonder no longer. What is that thing? Who made it? And why hasn't it been drowned in acid? Answers: my idea of hell, Special K, and because society is falling apart.
Man up. This Notre Dame guy lost a bet, but owns it:
Your pathos is delicious, but respect for putting it on the internets.
Double pass in the sky what does it mean it means touchdown. A Wolverine Historian tribute to the transcontinental:
I don't think we'll see that at Michigan for a while since the play keys on people forgetting about the quarterback and what are the chances of that with Denard running around? Not so good.
Stapled together. A couple of commenters objected to the idea that "upcoming" Big Ten opponents feature freshman quarterbacks and stapled-together run games, and insofar as we know anything about Indiana after a I-AA game, bye, and the closest thing they could find to a I-AA game (WKU just transitioned to I-A last year) they are right that the first two offenses Michigan faces in the Big Ten look at least competent.
These are the stapled together folks:
Only 16 of those [203] rushing yards [against Ball State] came from a guy (Dan Dierking) who actually plays running back, although he's listed as a fullback on the team roster. The others came from two quarterbacks (Rob Henry and Robert Marve), a fullback (Jared Crank) and three receivers -- Antavian Edison, O.J. Ross and Justin Siller -- one of whom, Siller, used to play both quarterback and running back.
That's Purdue. Meanwhile, Iowa's down to Adam Robinson and whoever and Penn State's Evan Royster has 31 carries for 110 yards through three games, averaging just 3.5 YPC on 22 carries against Akron and Youngstown State. As a team, PSU is averaging just over 4 YPC despite playing two tomato cans to start. I'm sure they'll all exceed season averages against Michigan but that might not mean a ton.
Go wherever you want, cheer for whoever you want. In Rod We Trust makes the terrible confession that the author did not attend Michigan. Who cares? Michigan fans who didn't attend the university are paranoid about the depth of their fandom because they're in a situation faced by many schools in a Big Brother/Little Brother situation where there's a less prestigious school in state fewer care about because they're historically crap. The historically crap school gets all mad that people like to watch the football team that usually does something other than go .500 and asks everyone if they went to the school they root for. This has happened to me multiple times as I leave Michigan State, and the crestfallen look on the brah's face when I say "yes, I went to Michigan" never fails.
Fans who buy stuff and indoctrinate their kids who might turn out to be 6'8" maulers and fill up the largest stadium in the country are all assets to the program no matter where they went to school or if they, say, have multiple crayon-like tattoos akin to the ones all around me at the UMass game. The more the merrier.
The reason there are people unaffiliated with Michigan who root for it is because the football program has offered something other than pain and fleabag bowl games against Fresno State over the years.
Kicking in a sentence. Rodriguez:
"The guy from the parking lot has not been cleared yet so I don't know if he hasn't gotten his physical yet or if there's an issue with his eligibility."
HA HA HA I FEEL GREAT. Go for it, Rodriguez, go for it so hard. Third and six is a running down now.
Interesting bits. MGoUser sits next to Chargers scout and gets a largely positive take on the team, plus something we're seeing play out right now:
Robinson's defenses have always been a "bend don't break" style that simply count on the opposing offense to make enough mistakes for your offense to outscore them. He felt Robinson was very gifted at player development, even though his schemes are often too passive.
FWIW, before the season I got second-hand report from another NFL scout that was basically the polar opposite of the take linked above, stating that Michigan had nothing but Martin on defense and the immediate future is grim, but this was before the Denardening.
Etc.: Following up on the curl-flat discussion last week is a Football Defense post on defending it when you're in quarters. The answer is "you can't defend the flat." Pedobear invades Neyland. Soccer wins 3-2 in OT over Kentucky; should have gone last night, eh? Double rainbow Denard. MVictors interviews author of book on Michigan Stadium about… Michigan Stadium.
UFR Errata: Notre Dame 2010
Didn't get any awesome emails this week but there are a few bits from the comments and other blogs. Anyway:
GS's run chart comes to a lot of reassuringly similar conclusions as the UFR did: the left side of Michigan's line struggled against Kapron Lewis-Moore but the right side and Molk got their pwn on; he was way more impressed with the tight ends (8-0=8 combined!) than I was and similarly down on Shaw. More Omameh hype:
Much better from Omameh. The 2* who was a 250 pound DE in high school crushed the 5* all-world linebacker multiple times, with brutal efficiency.
I meant to mention this in the UFR, but BWS also picture-paged some running back inefficiency. This is a key point:
As you can see here, the defensive end is staying high, forcing Denard to hand the ball off. But the Notre Dame linebackers have engaged with the offensive line before they were able to get upfield. If Michigan's linemen were given a free release to the second level, they're fast and smart enough to make the block. But instead, Notre Dame's linebackers were told to plug the holes at the point of attack and make Shaw slow down at the line and pick a hole. In doing so, it gives the weakside defensive end enough time to crash down for the tackle.
Last week against UConn we saw a lot of holes open up; this week ND linebackers were clogging the LOS. I made my position on this clear: Michigan really needed to exploit this tendency more. The other play he cites is the frustrating Shaw dance where this…
…turned into no yards because Shaw cut behind Schilling and then tried to spin to the backside of the play.
Magnus also criticizes the play design of the Te'o sideline to sideline play. Might and Main points out that Stonum got chewed out after the Vincent Smith swing pass that Calabrese killed for a minimal gain on third and seven. This is what I said:
Last week this was paired with a slant and I'm confused why it's not this week. ND is in man-to-man for once and the deeper hitch is covered by the CB, leaving the flare open; accurate, but Calabrese is all over it for minimal gain. (CA, 2, protection 1/1)
Given the reaction of RR, it's likely this was supposed to be a slant after all.
Didn't get much feedback this week, but here's Magnus making a valid criticism of the 53-yard touchdown breakdown:
Rogers shouldn't get a -1 for the 53-yard TD pass to TJ Jones. Here's why:
In a Cover 2 defense, the flat defender (Rogers) is supposed to play any receiver in his zone. If no receiver enters his area, he's supposed to gain depth. On that play, an underneath receiver entered the flat zone; furthermore, the QB was rolling to his side. When a QB rolls to the flat defender's side, there will always be a receiver in the flat - that's just how plays are drawn up. So when that receiver enters his zone, Rogers had to suck up closer to the line of scrimmage.
Meanwhile, Cam Gordon's job is to play the deepest man on his half of the field. Whether one, two, or three receivers enter his zone, he has to play the one who runs farthest down the field. It was a well designed play to pick on an inexperienced safety. Gordon got caught looking in the backfield and didn't see TJ Jones streaking up the sideline. By the time Jones came open, he was no longer the responsibility of James Rogers - that was all Cam Gordon.
This is the exact reason that Michigan wants to run a lot of Cover 3. Gordon doesn't have the speed/experience to cover a deep half, and Kovacs doesn't have the athleticism to make a play on the ball, either.
On the other hand, this seems reasonable to me too:
Magnus, I think you should look at the video again......Rogers doesn't even react to the fact that both receivers are going vertical. He almost immediately looks up #3 and starts to jump the route (completely disregarding his coverage duties).
Rogers was the one caught looking in the backfield. He should be reading 2 to 1. When 2 gets vertical, he should immediately get into phase on #1. He jumped the flat route and disregarded the fact that 2 receivers had gone vert, putting Cam on an island.
Who is right? Video:
I can see it either way. It's tough to zone up when you've only got six guys in the coverage, and Rogers was faced with a choice of sinking back on the vertical routes, leaving Rudolph wide open, or leaving Gordon one-on-one with two guys. From his play it looks like he's not even considering dropping back into coverage, which is either a major bust on his part or just the way the D is drawn up. Either way I should have RPS –2ed the play.
Magnus also disagrees with my minusing the linebackers on Armando Allen's nine-yard run off tackle late (the play before the epic Mouton hold:
By alignment, it looks like Kovacs has outside contain to the bottom of the screen. He steps down to get a jam on the TE and replace his feet, but he then gets caught inside. If Kovacs can keep contain here (like he did earlier in the game when he fought off a block from the pulling OT), he's funneling the running back to the inside.
If Kovacs holds the edge, Mouton is stepping up to take on the pulling OL. Ideally, Mouton would stuff up the OL, cut his legs, or take him on with the inside shoulder and force the RB further inside. But Mouton gets caught up in the wash of Kovacs getting blown down the line.
Meanwhile, Ezeh is scraping unblocked and would presumably make the tackle after a minimal gain.
This is plausible, but it's hard to see how Kovacs can possibly maintain contain when he's one guy lined up opposite two ND tight ends and the fullback. This is bad defense design and should have been RPS-1ed.


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Rangers | Rougned Odor drives in three runs
Wed, 25 May 2016 19:27:57 -0700
Texas Rangers 2B Rougned Odor went 1-for-4 with three RBI and three runs scored against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Wednesday, May 25.
Fantasy Tip: Odor is allowed to play while the appeal for his eight-game suspension is being considered and a ruling is expected within the next day or two. Jurickson Profar could be summoned from the minors to play the keystone position for a short period of time or the team could turn to Hanser Alberto, although the latter would not be a great fantasy option.
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Rangers | Nomar Mazara drives in three runs
Wed, 25 May 2016 19:13:05 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Nomar Mazara went 2-for-5 with a two-run single and solo home run against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Wednesday, May 25.
Fantasy Tip: Mazara went 6-for-9 with two home runs and five RBI during the three-game series against the Angels and is batting .320 through 39 games this year. He makes an excellent outfield option in both seasonal and daily fantasy formats.
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Rangers | Colby Lewis remains undefeated
Wed, 25 May 2016 19:06:24 -0700
Texas Rangers SP Colby Lewis (4-0) allowed six runs on eight hits over five innings in a victory over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Wednesday, May 25, with one walk and one strikeout.
Fantasy Tip: Lewis recorded the victory despite having his shortest outing of the season and seeing his ERA rise from 2.75 to 3.38, thanks to more-than-adequate run support. He should be viewed as a somewhat risky play for his next start against the Cleveland Indians Tuesday, May 31.
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Rangers | Derek Holland pushed back
Wed, 25 May 2016 11:50:10 -0700
Texas Rangers SP Derek Holland will have his next start pushed back two days to Tuesday, May 31, to keep everyone in the rotation on a five-day schedule.
Fantasy Tip: Holland will take on the Cleveland Indians, and he has been better of late. He has lowered his ERA nearly a run to 5.21 in his last two starts. He'll be pitching on an entire week's worth of rest, and rust could be an issue. He's not a strong option outside of AL-only depth for now.
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Rangers | Rougned Odor decision coming soon
Wed, 25 May 2016 07:56:52 -0700
Texas Rangers 2B Rougned Odor is likely to have his appeal ruled on Thursday, May 26, or Friday, May 27.
Fantasy Tip: Once the ruling is levied, he's likely to miss close to a week of action. Jurickson Profar has a .283-5-26 line at Class AAA Round Rock. He could come up and see a week of action or so. He's worth having in AL-only leagues and a speculative grab in mixed leagues if you're thin at MI. The team could opt to roll with Hanser Alberto for a week, but his fantasy value is pretty low.
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Rangers | Martin Perez wins with six strikeouts
Wed, 25 May 2016 00:28:01 -0700
Texas Rangers SP Martin Perez had six strikeouts in six innings of work Tuesday, May 24, in a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Perez dropped his earned run average from 2.59 to 2.08. Perez had not won in May prior to this victory.
Fantasy Tip: Perez is a much better pitcher than his record and stats indicate. With an ERA just above 2.00 and decent strikeout totals, Perez should have wins under his belt. He is worth the gamble in DFS, weekly and annual leagues despite his 2-4 record, mainly because Perez's pitching is a lot better than the numbers say.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Associated Press - Schuyler Dixon
Rangers | Yu Darvish on pitch count
Tue, 24 May 2016 18:15:05 -0700
Texas Rangers SP Yu Darvish (elbow) hopefully will throw 85 to 90 pitches in his start against the Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday, May 28, according to pitching coach Doug Brocail. Brocail said Darvish's pitch count will depend on how he looks during the game. He was able to throw 87 pitches in his final rehab start.
Fantasy Tip: Darvish will be making his first start for the Rangers since 2014, and the team likely will be cautious with him. He will be facing the Pirates, which makes him a risky option in daily fantasy leagues. Darvish should be added to starting lineup in all mixed leagues because of his previous success.
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Rangers | Rougned Odor ruling expected Thursday
Tue, 24 May 2016 16:44:22 -0700
Texas Rangers 2B Rougned Odor spent roughly three hours in a hearing on his appeal of an eight-game suspension Tuesday, May 24. John McHale Jr., the chief information officer and director of administration, is expected to hand down a final ruling Thursday, May 26. Odor won't be held out of the lineup before then.
Fantasy Tip: Odor provides fantasy owners with considerable power at a position that lacks it, making him a must-own and must-start option in all formats. He could have his suspension shortened, but you should plan for him to at least miss a handful of games starting this weekend. Jurickson Profar is an option to be called up to take Odor's spot, but it'll be a short-term deal.
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Rangers | Josh Hamilton expects to play in 2017
Tue, 24 May 2016 09:13:23 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Josh Hamilton (knee), who is out for the season, is expected to be back on the field for the 2017 season, which is the final year of his five-year, $125 million deal. Hamilton has just 170 plate appearances and has eight home runs since he returned to the Rangers.
Fantasy Tip: It's hard to imagine the former MVP having an everyday role moving forward with Texas if he can make it back next season. The 35-year-old is an extreme injury risk and would probably only be worth a late-round flier in cavernous mixed and AL-only leagues.
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Rangers | Joey Gallo called up to majors
Mon, 23 May 2016 16:43:04 -0700
Texas Rangers 3B Joey Gallo was called up to the team Monday, May 23.
Fantasy Tip: If you have a spot available on your roster, you should probably act quickly to secure Gallo's services. The 22-year-old phenom underwhelmed last year in his first taste of the big leagues, but he's been dominating this season at Class AAA Round Rock, where he's registered a .265/.415/.639 line with eight homers and 20 RBI in just 24 games. With both Shin-Soo Choo and Drew Stubbs landing on the disabled list Monday, there will be openings to get Gallo in the lineup regularly, and don't forget the team can also implement him at both corners of the diamond as well as at designated hitter. He has tremendous upside.
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Rangers | Drew Stubbs placed on disabled list
Mon, 23 May 2016 16:26:37 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Drew Stubbs (toe) was placed on the disabled list Monday, May 23.
Fantasy Tip: With both Stubbs and Shin-Soo Choo landing on the DL, this may provide the biggest boost for top prospect Joey Gallo, who was just called up by the team. Although he hasn't played the outfield yet this season, he'll probably get some starts out there to get his bat in the lineup, and he'll also get time at first base and designated hitter. Outfielders Ryan Rya and Jared Hoying -- who was also just promoted -- will benefit, too.
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Rangers | Shin-Soo Choo goes back on DL
Mon, 23 May 2016 15:26:13 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Shin-Soo Choo (hamstring) went back on the disabled list Monday, May 23. He strained his left hamstring while running the bases in his first game back from a previous DL stint Friday, May 20, against the Houston Astros.
Fantasy Tip: Choo has had some injury issues in recent years and it's only gotten worse in 2016, as his first extended stint on the sidelines lasted 40 days. Hopefully his latest trip to the DL won't last as long, but it's still troubling to see him getting banged up so often. Jared Hoying was called up for the first time to take his spot, and has some potential in deeper leagues based on his solid start at Class AAA. Ryan Rua benefits, too.
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Mon, 23 May 2016 15:07:13 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Jared Hoying will be making his major league debut Monday, May 23. He's starting in left field and batting eighth versus Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim SP Nick Tropeano.
Fantasy Tip: Hoying will get his first big league opportunity with Shin-Soo Choo returning to the disabled list. He'll at least have some potential in deep leagues, as he produced a nifty .319/.409/.550 line in 41 games at Class AAA Round Rock.
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Rangers | Josh Hamilton out for season
Mon, 23 May 2016 14:50:01 -0700
Texas Rangers OF Josh Hamilton (knee) got a second opinion on his knee. He's set to have surgery on June 8, and will be out for the remainder of the 2016 season.
Fantasy Tip: The Rangers weren't really expecting anything from their former MVP winner anyway, and luckily for them, they're not the ones paying for most of his massive salary. It's an ominous sign for the 35-year-old Hamilton, who could be nearing the end of his career as he continues to have trouble staying on the field. Ryan Rua and Drew Stubbs will continue to benefit the most in his absence.
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Texas Rangers 2B Rougned Odor's appeal of his eight-game suspension will be heard Tuesday, May 24, and he is expected to start serving his suspension Friday, May 27, according to league sources.
Fantasy Tip: Odor's fantasy owners will need a plan in place starting this weekend. Jurickson Profar could fill in, and he could make a sneaky option in daily formats until Odor returns.
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Dan Deicher, "The Voice" of the La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway and the Mississippi Thuunder Speedway covers racing at La Crosse, Fountain City, Tomah and Wisconsin Dells. News, off season moves, schedules, rule changes and more.
Once Again Race Fans Top Mother NatureWritten by Dan Deicher
It Only Takes OneWritten by Dan Deicher
A Kentucky man who scammed more than $11,000 in cash, goods and perks from a kindhearted Fox Valley race car driver last month is in jail after he raised suspicions by trying the scam again.
Do You Know Where They Rank?Written by Dan Deicher
Every now and then I like to dabble in the "where are they at" rankings with local race drivers at the La Crosse Speedway.
I'm not sure how many people know this, but out of the five divisions that race at La Crosse, three of them are ranked within the NASCAR realms - NASCAR Late Models, Sportsmen and Thunderstocks.
They are not just driving to win a track championship, they are also going for national and state titles, some of which have been accomplished by La Crosse drivers. Here's the breakdown as of June 9.
Here Come The Super Late's!Written by Dan Deicher
The Fans Do It AgainWritten by Dan Deicher
Most people know I announce at two different race tracks....one is dirt and the other asphalt. Two different sets of race fans, stock cars and of course surfaces. Most people also know the economy has taken it's toll on the sport of local racing as well. And technology, everyone has Ipads, cell phones and computers and gaming is huge. From car counts to purses to fans in the stands, things are not how they used to be.
There has been a huge push in Minnesota as race fans there are not trying to save their favorite track from closing. No, they are trying to enjoy the last days of Raceway Park in Shakopee being open. It was announced this year, that an asphalt recycling plant will be built where the track now stands. The last checkered flag will fly over the track on September 1st.
This past weekend a concerted effort was put together to try and break the track's all time attendance record of around 3,200. I hear the number was close to 3,000. Cudo's to each and every driver and fan that showed up. That is simply outstanding. Some folks had not been to that track in 15 years or more for one reason or another. They were there this weekend. One last shout, one last popcorn and one last time for some to watch a driver they had not seen in years. What a way to support your local track! The future? Who knows. Hopefully racing will not leave the hearts and minds of those that are at Raceway Park now. They, the drivers, were the ones trying to garner support to pack the stands. Again, cudo's!
As for The Mississippi Thunder Speedway and La Crosse Speedway? Wow. What a weekend. Both tracks had outstanding fan bases. MTS was a circus. Balloon makers, giveaways, flying frisbees and flying dirt. What a recipe for a Friday night. And La Crosse. I heard from fans that had not been to the track in years that were thrilled by the racing, the food and Trailer Race of Destruction. I think there will be some extra Oktoberfest tickets sold this year for that premiere racing event coming in 2 months.
In closing, you, the fans, should be congratulated for getting to that local track and supporting a sport enjoyed by those 5 to 60. I keep getting the vision of the track in Black River Falls. A picture taken by Kenny Hutchins. What once was a track that saw many, many miles of tires put down on it is now covered in weeds. Raceway Park.......we can't stop what's going on there. Other local tracks? Yes, we can. Keep showing up! And keep racing!
Winding Down To ChampionshipsWritten by Dan Deicher
Another Race Season Here And GoneWritten by Dan Deicher
2013......a year in the local racing world that some will look back upon and smile and cry. Champions were crowned, rookies raced through the year to take that "stripe" off their cars and for some drivers....trying to find a new home will be discussed when the snow flies. Here's a breakdown of the local track scene and where things could go in 2014.
La Crosse Speedway:
Late Models: Champion Steve Carlson. 2nd at La Crosse and first since 2007. He also finished 17th in national NASCAR Whelen All American Series points. Also Wisconsin NASCAR Champ.
Rookie Of The Year: Brandon Berg.
Wisconsin NASCAR Late Model Rookie Of The Year: Matt Inglett
Sportsmen: Champion Jake Arneson, first ever.
Rookie Of The Year: Jeff Thompson who also finished 3rd in Hornet points.
Thunderstocks: Champion Adam Moore to go with his track leading 6 feature wins. His second track championship at La Crosse.
Rookie Of The Year: J.R.Tourtelott
Hornet Champ: Jake Bemis
2014? Will the Thunderstocks stay around? More Hornet races? How many new Late Models and Sportsmen will they see?
Mississippi Thunder Speedway:
Street Stocks: Champion Doug Wojcik to go with his 8 feature wins.
Super Stocks: Champion Tommy Richards.
USRA Modifieds: Champion Josh Angst. His first since 2010.
USRA B-Modifieds: Champion Jacob Blees. That goes with his 5 feature wins this year.
Pure Stocks: Champion Bobby Fort Jr.
600 Modifieds: Champion Don Werner
A Mini Modifieds: Champion Alex Stevens
B Mini Modifieds: Champion Matt LaDuke
2014? What does the future hold for the Pure Stocks? Can the track maintain an average of 24 USRA B-Mod's? Are the 600 Mod's "the new class"?
Raceway Park, Shakopee, MN. Long gone...but not forgotten. The track witnessed it's last race this year after 56 years, leaving some drivers to call it quits on their careers and others scrambling to see where they can race next year. Give those folks credit....they tried as hard as they could to save the track this year....just didn't happen.
So all in all....I announced at two great tracks...met some new race fans and drivers...and once again, don't know why, will be the Facebook rumor mill central during the winter.
I also want to thank Bob Timm at MTS for sponsoring my radio and TV show this year and Chuck Deery for the great prizes I gave away this year. Working for those two gentleman has been, again, outstanding and I look forward to lending my voice to both tracks again next year.
See you at the banquets!
Race Banquet TimeWritten by Dan Deicher
Officials of La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway today have announced details of the Annual Champions' Banquet. The Champions' Banquet will be held on Saturday night, January 18th, and will return to the popular Stoney Creek Inn's Northwoods Conference Center, located in Onalaska, Wisconsin. The doors will open at 6:00, with a social hour, presented by Bud Light. Dinner will take place at 7:00, and the awards presentation will immediately begin following dinner.
Over 100 awards will be handed out to recipients. Highlighting the evening will be presentation of the 2013 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Track Champions in Late Model, Sportsmen and Thunderstox, plus the Hornets and Outlawz champions, Dash Champions and Novelty Champion.
Also.....................................From MISSISSIPPI THUNDER SPEEDWAY:
Just a reminder of the 2013 MTS Awards banquet Dec 7th at the Riverport Inn & Suites! Tickets must be purchased ahead of time as there will be no tickets sold at the door. To reserve your tickets contact Bob Timm @ 507-429-9639. Tickets can be reserved and paid for at the door. All classes will be awarded trophies for the top 5 in points and points checks for USRA and Wissota will be given to the top 10. Lots of free prizes will be given out throughout the evening!
New Race Report ComingWritten by Dan Deicher
Yes Winter is here, but stock car drivers are busy working in their shops either tearing down and putting back together race cars or are wheeling and dealing for a new car or truck to race in 2014. Where to race is the big question for some come 2014, and the new "John's Bay Race Update" with Dan Deicher will hopefully guide you along to filling in that schedule.
The minute and a half program will air Thursday's starting December 5th during the Sports Exchange Show at 5pm. The program will run until late March, when the "Mississippi Thunder Race Report" with Dan Deicher begins. That show will again air starting in March on Saturday's from 1p-2p on 580 WKTY.
If it happens in the area, and it pertains to racing, Dan Deicher has you covered with the new "John's Bay Race Update" on 580 WKTY and www.580wkty.com
John's Bay Race Report 12/5/2013Written by Dan Deicher
Hey folks I'm Dan Deicher and this is the John's Bay Race Report on Am 580 WKTY. John's Bay on La Crosse's Southside...ya he can fix that!
The Mississippi Thunder Speedway Banquet this Saturday night...Winona's Riverport Inn and Suites......Tickets can be reserved and paid for at the door. All classes will be awarded trophies for the top 5 in points and points checks for USRA and Wissota will be given to the top 10. The new schedule comes out soon.......find it on Mississippi Thunder dot com. They have also just added a Hornet/Flyer class that will run once a month in 2014, using La Crosse Speedway Hornet rules.
The La Crosse Speedway's Champions' Banquet will be held on Saturday night, January 18th, and will return to the Stoney Creek Inn's Northwoods Conference Center, located in Onalaska. Over 100 awards. Tickets will only be available in advance, and will be available between now and January 10th. Space is limited to the first 250 guests. Watch for their new schedule soon at La Crosse Speedway Dot Com.
After a successful first campaign on the road in 2013 the TUNDRA Super Late Model Series will again branch out in 2014. TUNDRA and Wisconsin International Raceway officials announced the series will open 2014 on Saturday, May 10th. TUNDRA Round One will serve as a preview to WIR's Thursday Night program, which kicks off two weeks later. Joining TUNDRA will be the Mid-American Stock Car Series with the Vercauteren Memorial and another division to be named later. Complete schedule coming in next two weeks. Visit the Tundra Super Lates dot com website for more info.
And in NASCAR..........In a strategic move designed to expand its commitment to enhancing event experiences and fan engagement, as well as solidify the future of one of the premier racing and entertainment facilities in the Midwest, NASCAR announced that it has purchased Iowa Speedway. NASCAR has no plans for Iowa Speedway to host a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race next year or in the immediate future. NASCAR will host a special event in Des Moines next Thursday to outline additional details on the purchase and plans for the future.
And the 2014 ARCA Midwest Tour schedule will be released December 12th.
That's your race report brought to you by John's Bay located on the southside of La Crosse......John's Bay...ya he can fix that! I'm Dan Deicher


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