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Sorry if this was posted. I didn't see it when I looked real quick.
Per Rivals writer tweet:
RivalsCNee Chris Nee
#IowaState has offered the Fort Meade (Fla.) duo of OLB Jamie Willis and ILB Maurice Russell.
Last edited by vmbplayer; 06-17-2011 at 11:12 AM.
"Blamo"! The new CF approved swear word.
Look like a couple of decent prospects
Jamie Willis - Yahoo! Sports
Maurice Russell - Yahoo! Sports
Both look like good prospects, I hope the staff puts an emphasis on defense with this recruiting class. That said, it sounds like Willis is holding out for a Miami offer. Hope we get him though.
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Hope we can get them. We need to add depth at LB
6'2" 180 - Let's get him a feedsack now.
5"11" 230 - Screw it, let's get him one too.
Originally Posted by sdillon500
Both look like good prospects, I hope the staff puts an emphasis on defense with this recruiting class. That said, it sounds like Willis is holding out for a Miami offer. Hope we get him though.
Yeah, it sounds like Willis blew up at the Miami camp. I'd take either or both of those two. They're PHYSICAL, fast players.
I really liked Russell's footage. He doesn't look like he backs down from contact. Hard hitter, looked to have good closing speed on the sweeps and QB scrambles.
I remember seeing A.J. Klein's tape thinking "this guy looks like a headhunter, can't wait to see him on the field wearing cardinal and gold". I get the same feeling from Russell. He looks like the type that would play without a facemask if he was asked.
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The Detroit Tigers won their 50th home game of the season Thursday, 5-4 over the Kansas City Royals completing a four game sweept. The win pushed the Tigers to 84-72 for the season, a game and a half up on the White Sox who were to host the Tampa Bay Rays in the first of four games beginning Thursday night. Alex Avila's ground out brought in the winning run with the bases loaded in the 9th inning breaking a 4-4 tie.
Doug Fister set an American League record with nine consecutive strikeouts. The Tigers won 50 home games for the fourth consecutive year. They finish with three games in Minnesota and three in Kansas City.
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Murder is on the menu at fundraising event in Norman
NORMAN — Tickets are on sale for a Valentine's Day tradition, a murder mystery dinner that raises money for Sooner Theatre, 101 E Main St.
"A Killer Reunion" finds revenge on the schedule at an all-'80s class reunion. A wild bunch of characters returns to Southside High School, where the high school counselor sets their lives on some unfortunate paths. Bad advice leads to a murder, which audience members are invited to solve by purchasing clues from cast members.
All proceeds benefit the programs and operations of Sooner Theatre, an anchor of Norman's downtown arts district.
Tickets are $75 each or $600 for a table of eight. The dinner and shows are Feb. 14-16 at The Railhouse, formerly Old Town Plaza, 102 W Eufaula St. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
"We love that we've created this Valentine's weekend tradition. Patrons love to make a date night of it, and everyone has a great evening of laughter and intrigue, even if it isn't always politically correct," said Executive Director Jennifer Baker.
The adults-only event also includes a special silent auction item. Audience members will be able to bid on a role in next year's show. The role can be purchased for the buyer or for a person of the buyer's choice.
The show is written by James Briggs of the Norman Parks and Recreation Department. Cast members include Briggs, Kerri Brinkman White, Jody White, Leasa Stewart, Terri Nevin-Hesselroth, Jay Potts, Mark Krittenbrink, Sharon Pyeatt, Jud Foster and Shirley Franklin. Last year's auction winner will make a special appearance, and special guest John (Count Gregore) Ferguson may drop in.
Tickets may be purchased in advance at the box office or by calling 321-9600. Box office hours are 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.


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WHEN THE LAST FRENCH TROOPS and the last French officials had disappeared down the river, Canadians must have felt much like the prisoner in his cell when he hears the bolt shot on the door, the unfriendly guard outside. Yet even between guard and prisoner there springs up sooner or later a species of intimacy--they at least come to know each other's shortcomings. So with a conquered and a conquering people. At first suspicion, sullen looks from the one, arrogance from the other. Gradually, little acts of accommodation, such as everywhere pass between humans thrown together. Then, here and there some knowledge, individual friendships like that between John Fraser and Dr. Badelart, the Highlander the patient of the French doctor on the actual field of battle that fateful September day of 1759, the French doctor the prisoner of the Highlander, close friends for forty years thereafter.1
It was not, however, merely a matter of individuals meeting, but of two societies totally different from each other and neither uniform within itself. Both had their ranks and classes. French society was uniform in religion and in outlook, but from the top of its 'gentry' to the bottom of its peasantry, the distance was great. English society was hardly uniform in a single particular, for not only was there the traditional gulf between the aristocrat and his 'inferiors,' but there was also a wide, vocal and powerful layer inserted between the 'gentleman' and 'the lower orders.' This middle class was powerful and constantly challenged the ruling class. Moreover, its members were often pitted against the ruling class by denominational differences.
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