text: More from SI #DearAndy: Is Brexit like Texas and the Big 12? #DearAndy: Is Brexit like Texas and the Big 12? Four-star OG Patrick Hudson commits to Texas Four-star OG Patrick Hudson commits to Texas Mike Williams's football journey Mike Williams's football journey No. 1 ATH Dylan Moses releases visits list No. 1 ATH Dylan Moses releases visits list Four-star QB Kellen Mond chooses Texas A&M Four-star QB Kellen Mond chooses Texas A&M Penn State, Auburn schedule home-and-home series Penn State, Auburn schedule home-and-home series Former Baylor signee Kameron Martin joins Auburn Former Baylor signee Kameron Martin joins Auburn Ohio State lands five-star OL Wyatt Davis Ohio State lands five-star OL Wyatt Davis Baylor, Art Briles mutually agree to part ways Baylor, Art Briles mutually agree to part ways Who'll be better RB in 2016: McCaffrey or Cook? Who'll be better RB in 2016: McCaffrey or Cook? By Colin Becht Better 2016: Christian McCaffrey or Dalvin Cook? Better 2016: Christian McCaffrey or Dalvin Cook? Baylor signees released from national letters of intent Baylor signees released from national letters of intent Baylor grants five signees releases Baylor grants five signees releases Get to know five-star recruit Stephen Carr Get to know five-star recruit Stephen Carr By Chris Johnson Georgia DB Chad Clay dismissed after second arrest Georgia DB Chad Clay dismissed after second arrest Will any conference get two playoff bids in 2016? Will any conference get two playoff bids in 2016? By Colin Becht Chad Clay dismissed by Georgia after second arrest Chad Clay dismissed by Georgia after second arrest Ex-Oklahoma RB Alex Ross transfers to Missouri Ex-Oklahoma RB Alex Ross transfers to Missouri Podcast: What's Notre Dame's identity in 2016? Podcast: What's Notre Dame's identity in 2016? By Zac Ellis Big 12 requests full Baylor scandal report Big 12 requests full Baylor scandal report Alabama's strength coach now makes $525.000 a year Alabama's strength coach now makes $525.000 a year Former Baylor commit WR Devin Duvernay joins Texas Former Baylor commit WR Devin Duvernay joins Texas Robinson, Jones disciplined by Alabama Robinson, Jones disciplined by Alabama Four-star LB Marchiol commits to Texas A&M Four-star LB Marchiol commits to Texas A&M Alabama AD Bill Battle taking leave of absence Alabama AD Bill Battle taking leave of absence Why you need to know Clemson's Christian Wilkins Why you need to know Clemson's Christian Wilkins By Colin Becht James Conner raises money for cancer research James Conner raises money for cancer research Briles 'no show' for Baylor rape victim apology Briles 'no show' for Baylor rape victim apology Alabama's Robinson, Jones won't be prosecuted Alabama's Robinson, Jones won't be prosecuted ESPN buys Big Ten's media rights package ESPN buys Big Ten's media rights package Brandon Vandenburg found guilty on all charges Brandon Vandenburg found guilty on all charges Report: USC AD Haden earned $2.4M for charity role Report: USC AD Haden earned $2.4M for charity role Four-star LB Willie Gay commits to Ole Miss Four-star LB Willie Gay commits to Ole Miss FSU's Fisher will not attend satellite camps FSU's Fisher will not attend satellite camps UAB receives approval for new football facility UAB receives approval for new football facility Baylor reaches contract settlement with Art Briles Baylor reaches contract settlement with Art Briles San Diego St.'s White lands NFL minority fellowship San Diego St.'s White lands NFL minority fellowship By Thayer Evans Get to know five-star recruit Trey Smith Get to know five-star recruit Trey Smith By Colin Becht Report: Baylor, Briles reach contract settlement Report: Baylor, Briles reach contract settlement Briles's motion could signify suit against Baylor Briles's motion could signify suit against Baylor By Michael McCann Source: Illinois State OC Beathard resigns Source: Illinois State OC Beathard resigns By Thayer Evans Five-star CB commits to Florida State Five-star CB commits to Florida State Art Briles accusing Baylor of wrongful termination Art Briles accusing Baylor of wrongful termination Which conference will get left out of the playoff? 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By Colin Becht Three more women file lawsuit against Baylor Three more women file lawsuit against Baylor Corey Robinson ends career due to concussions Corey Robinson ends career due to concussions Four-star OT D'antne Demery commits to Georgia Four-star OT D'antne Demery commits to Georgia Podcast: @FauxPelini on state of Nebraska football Podcast: @FauxPelini on state of Nebraska football By Lindsay Schnell The Commit List: Michigan, Ohio State and Tennessee The Commit List: Michigan, Ohio State and Tennessee The three biggest CFB commitments of the past week The three biggest CFB commitments of the past week By Chris Johnson Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Football Texas A&M's unique pass-catching tandem leads first Punt, Pass & Pork Photo: Joe Robbins/Getty Images by Andy Staples Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Sun Aug. 24, 2014 Updated: Mon Aug. 25, 2014 Welcome to the debut edition of Punt, Pass & Pork. Once college football teams start playing games this week, this will be the place where all questions are answered by Monday morning. OK, so maybe I won't have all the answers. But I will have analysis of the most important stories, plays and players from each weekend. We'll also recap some of my culinary adventures as I traverse the college football landscape. If it's smoked slow or deep fried or wrapped in bacon -- or maybe all three -- you can count on me to find and devour it. COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Offenses work best when they can present a defense with something it simply cannot counter. For the past two seasons at Texas A&M, that something was Johnny Manziel. So, what happens now that Johnny Football is off to the NFL and the SEC office has decided the Aggies will open the season on Thursday night against a veteran-heavy South Carolina team that hasn't lost at home since 2011? They have to find something else for which defenses have no answer. Texas A&M coaches hope new starting quarterback Kenny Hill can run and throw at a level near Manziel's. But even if Hill can't replicate the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner, the Aggies have two large offensive wrinkles that could fluster opposing defensive coordinators. One of those wrinkles is tight end Cam Clear, who stands at 6-foot-6, weighs 277 pounds and runs and catches like someone 40 pounds lighter. The other is H receiver Ricky Seals-Jones, who is 6-5, 235 pounds and was last spotted in a game outrunning the Rice secondary for a 71-yard touchdown. From an NFL arbitrator's standpoint, both players would be considered tight ends. From a defensive coordinator's standpoint, they might be considered nightmares. College Football After offseason of change, Charlie Strong and Texas ready for results by Andy Staples 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Clear fits the traditional mold of tight end-as-sixth offensive lineman, but he appears capable of much more. "He can be a tackle or, if you saw the Duke game, a threat in the passing game," Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said. Indeed, in the Aggies' 52-48 Chick-fil-A Bowl win over the Blue Devils, Texas A&M faced third-and-three from its own 49-yard line midway through the third quarter. From an attached formation, Clear released down the field. A Duke safety covered him well, but he was boxed out by Clear's bulk. Clear caught the ball and, by the time two Blue Devils dragged him down, gained 30 yards. It was one of only two catches on the night, but it offered a glimpse of what Clear might be able to do if coaches make him a more integral part of the passing game. Your browser does not support iframes. Seals-Jones, meanwhile, came to Texas A&M in 2013 as a traditional wide receiver. To the untrained eye, he seemed the heir apparent to Mike Evans, the 6-5, 225-pound burner who was selected No. 7 overall in last May's NFL draft. In his first college game, Seals-Jones showed a flash of similarity to Evans, catching a Matt Joeckel pass over the middle and outrunning the Rice defense. Your browser does not support iframes. But Seals-Jones played only one more game and redshirted following a knee injury. Seals-Jones' weight has held steady, but Sumlin can see him reaching 250 pounds. Coaches knew he was physically different than Evans, so they knew a conversation about Seals-Jones' role could be coming. What's interesting is that Seals-Jones initiated that conversation this spring. Clear missed a few practices after a hit to the head, and Seals-Jones approached offensive coordinator Jake Spavital and tight ends coach Jeff Banks about playing more like a tight end. Coaches were happy, because they knew Seals-Jones was going to have to turn into a weight-watcher if he stayed at a regular receiver position. This way, he won't have to struggle to keep the pounds off. "Just let your body go to where it's going to go," Banks said. "Don't try to lose weight. Don't try to gain weight. Just eat well and lift and see what happens." Like everyone else in the game, Seals-Jones has been captivated by how the New Orleans Saints use Jimmy Graham. There is a bright future for a 250-pounder who can run, catch and block just well enough to keep defenses honest. "He can be a willing blocker in the box and do it effectively," Banks said of Seals-Jones. "He's not going to crush people like Cam could if he gets the right matchup, but he's willing. And that's the first part. When you get a receiver and you move him into the box, there's a lot of stuff going on. Ricky is willing to put his face in there." This is new territory for Sumlin, Spavital and Banks. Sumlin didn't use the tight end in the passing game much during his four-year tenure in Houston. "In Houston," Sumlin said, "we couldn't recruit that guy." In 2009, that guy showed up in the form of Fendi Onobun, a 6-6, 249-pound Houston native who had spent the previous four years playing basketball at Arizona. But Onobun, who is currently on waivers and will likely land on injured reserve for the Jacksonville Jaguars, was just learning the sport. Seals-Jones was recruited to play football. Clear, meanwhile, was originally recruited by Tennessee. He played there in 2011, but was dismissed from the team in May '12 after he was arrested and accused of stealing another student's laptop. After pleading guilty to a charge of misdemeanor theft, Clear went to Arizona Western Community College for the '12 season. He joined the Aggies last year, but with Manziel, Evans and a host of other weapons, he wasn't needed much in the passing game. He scored a touchdown in a 49-42 loss to Alabama, but that long catch against Duke accounted for 71 percent of his receiving yardage. This year Texas A&M coaches believe Clear can help the Aggies in the air and on the ground. "It makes us very multiple in the run and the pass, and that's the big part of it," Banks said. "You want to get a guy that's as big and skilled athletically as Cam in the open field for people to have to make tackles on, but you also want to maximize the run boxes." Clear will have to prove he can catch the ball consistently. If he doesn't, his football future is likely on the offensive line. His height, length and quickness would allow him to pack on 20 or 30 more pounds and become a prototypical offensive tackle. But Clear wants to keep playing tight end. "I think Cam is a little worried about that," Banks said. "He doesn't want to play tackle. That's our carrot with him to motivate him. He's got to be productive in the pass game." Banks worked this offseason to figure out how to better coach his two versions of the tight end. Because the players must hone their receiving and blocking skills and work in tandem with the receivers and the offensive linemen, arranging practices is a challenge. Banks attended Saints OTAs to see how Graham's practices were set up. Later, he attended Chicago Bears OTAs to see how those coaches handled the 6-6, 265-pound Martellus Bennett, who is more physically similar to Clear. Banks has also found himself watching more high school defensive ends. If the Aggies succeed in expanding the passing game with their tight ends, they'll want more players like Seals-Jones and Clear. Unfortunately, those players aren't easy to find -- even in a talent-rich, spread offense-heavy state such as Texas. Banks estimates there are between three and five players in Texas each year with the unique skill set to fill all the roles Clear and Seals-Jones must fill and the athleticism to play in the SEC, Big 12 or Pac-12. "Especially in the state of Texas, it's hard to find an attached tight end in high school," Banks said. "They're either playing defensive end or receiver." If Clear and Seals-Jones can help expand the passing game, Banks knows those three to five players will put Texas A&M atop their recruiting lists. But first, the Aggies' two jumbo pass-catchers have to produce. College Football Preview: Breaking down the SEC Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples and Zac Ellis analyze the SEC entering the 2014 season. Unlimited food, possibilities for Sooners' Byrd NCAA deregulation has Tiffany Byrd working harder than ever. Byrd, a registered dietitian who joined Oklahoma's staff in the spring of 2013, has had her creativity -- and her PB&J-making skills -- stretched since the NCAA legislative council voted in April to allow schools to provide unlimited food to student-athletes. Working in an area just off the Oklahoma football locker room on Thursday, Byrd had just put the finishing touches on 80 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (half grape and half strawberry) for pre-practice snacks. As an assistant made turkey wraps, Byrd explained how much easier (no more red tape) and more difficult (more work) deregulation has made her job. Now, Byrd can provide nutritional guidance for whenever Sooners players eat. They won't always listen to her and may still devour the occasional sack of fast-food burgers, but they have no excuse for not eating healthier. "I can give them late-night snack boxes now," Byrd said. And she does. After dinner, Oklahoma players can grab a take-home box that should satisfy any late-night cravings. A sample box includes a lean-meat (chicken or turkey) sandwich on whole-wheat bread, a fruit cup, baked chips and a Rice Krispies Treat. STAPLES: Unlimited food ruling could add fascinating layer to recruiting This may sound silly, but college football players burn thousands more calories a day than the average student. They get hungry at all hours, and it's cheap and easy to devour an entire pizza at 11 p.m. on a college campus. Oklahoma coaches would prefer that players put better food in their bodies if they're going to eat late. Sooners coach Bob Stoops is a believer in Byrd. Stoops and his staff noticed last year that players weren't losing weight and strength the way they usually do over the course of the season. "I really saw the value in it a year ago in how strong we were at the end of the year," Stoops said. "A big part of it, I believe, was because of the nutrition throughout the year. Guys were able to keep their strength and weight during the season as opposed to it diminishing little by little." Byrd handles the program's macro and micro nutritional needs. She designs menus for team meals, but she also designs plans for individual players who need to either gain or lose weight. "When you have someone constantly visiting with you on that, kids do it," Stoops said. Projected College Football Playoff Each week, I'll attempt to project the four teams that will make the inaugural College Football Playoff field. With any luck, I'll move from laughably wrong to nearly accurate as the season moves forward. 1. Florida State The defending national champs might start nine seniors on offense. That doesn't include the returning Heisman winner at quarterback. Jameis Winston is a redshirt sophomore. STAPLES: Mario Edwards Jr. makes impact far beyond his sack total 2. Alabama I know I filmed a video last month in which I predicted South Carolina would emerge from the SEC and make the playoff. I have talked myself out of that and back into picking Alabama, which should benefit from improved cornerback play this season to go with a potent offense once it settles on a quarterback. 3. UCLA I have no idea which team in the Pac-12 is best. It could be the UCLA. It could be Oregon. It could be Stanford. Who knows? Maybe Washington will make a run under new coach Chris Petersen. But the Bruins seem like they're on the precipice of something special. We'll know early. They play Texas in Week 3, and they go on the road to face defending Pac-12 South champ Arizona State on Sept. 25. SCHNELL: Myles Jack looks to lead UCLA to new heights in 2014 4. Michigan State The defense had to carry the offense last year, and the Spartans came one pass interference call against Notre Dame away from playing for the national title. This year the offense is polished. The defense must replace a lot, but coordinator Pat Narduzzi's group has been elite for four years now. We'll see exactly how elite against quarterback Marcus Mariota and Oregon in Week 2. The poll ballot After five years, I finally get to stop voting in the AP Poll. Large groups of 18- to 22-year-olds are notoriously difficult to predict, and I was particularly bad at preseason guessing. However, every once in a while, I still get a hankering for some rankering. So, each Monday during the season, I'll post my ballot in a random poll of my choosing. I will provide no explanation for my choices unless I feel like it. In honor of the Every Simpsons Ever marathon, this week's ballot will feature the top 15 ancillary characters from The Simpsons. (No, I don't consider Krusty, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Krabappel, Smithers, Apu or any other semi-regulars to be ancillary.) 1. Comic Book Guy 2. Lionel Hutz 3. Kent Brockman 4. Sideshow Bob 5. Groundskeeper Willie 6. Dr. Nick Riviera 7. Troy McClure 8. Snake 9. Jeremy Freedman 10. Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel 11. Fat Tony 12. The Sea Captain 13. Disco Stu 14. Duffman 15. Inanimate carbon rod Play of the week Each Monday I'll break down the most important play from the previous weekend. Since there are no plays to break down at the moment, we'll just watch two of my favorite plays of all time. Circus is the hook-and-lateral play that helped Boise State send the 2007 Fiesta Bowl to overtime. Statue is the Statue of Liberty play that the Broncos used to score a two-point conversion and upset Oklahoma 43-42. Statue is also the American Dream wrapped up in one down of football. Run the ultimate backyard play to lead the underdog past the established powerhouse, then fall to one knee and propose to a cheerleader on the sideline. Big Ugly of the week Every Monday this season we'll highlight an offensive or defensive lineman who earned his unlimited food the previous weekend. But the season hasn't started yet. So today, we'll honor an offensive lineman-turned-coach whose timeless style should inspire all of his players. Your Big Ugly of the Week is former Utah center Gary Andersen, who now coaches a little college football team in Madison, Wis. Wisconsin players were treated during camp to a look at Andersen rocking a blonde mullet and shorts that barely extend halfway down his thighs. Since Andersen played at Utah in the mid-1980s, we can assume these were not ironic choices. We can also assume that no one in the Beehive State rocked harder. (We checked. Jim McMahon finished at BYU in '81.) Photo: Big Ten Network First-and-10 1. Alabama's season begins on Saturday, and we still don't know who will start at quarterback for the Crimson Tide. It's possible coach Nick Saban and offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin know whether senior Blake Sims or Florida State transfer Jacob Coker will start and just won't announce it publicly. But Saban certainly sounded as if he hasn't made a decision when he spoke to reporters late last week. Both passers could play significant snaps against West Virginia as coaches look for separation. STAPLES: 2014 SEC preview: Alabama leads loaded conference 2. I was surprised that the NCAA didn't allow wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham to play immediately at Oklahoma. The police report that was the final straw for Green-Beckham at Missouri was ugly, but the letter of the NCAA's "run-off" rule seemed to give Green-Beckham a chance. Fortunately, the NCAA elected not to reward a player who was thrown off his team while punishing players who followed their teams' rules and simply wanted a change of scenery. Allowing Green-Beckham to play immediately would have only served to spotlight the absurdity of some of the NCAA's transfer rules, which the schools know are absurd and will likely change within the next year. Remember, these are the same transfer rules that allowed Kansas State to hold a women's basketball player -- who did nothing wrong except play for a coach the K-State administration decided to fire -- hostage for months. Leticia Romero's transfer would have been far easier for her had she failed multiple drug tests, beat someone up and gotten tossed off her team. That's why the rules need to change. The question now for Green-Beckham is how long he'll stay in Norman. He is eligible for the 2015 NFL draft. Will he remain with Oklahoma and practice or simply begin training for the pros? 3. It's time for the NCAA to rule that quarterback Baker Mayfield can play immediately for the Sooners. Mayfield was a walk-on at Texas Tech last year. He's a walk-on at Oklahoma now. Were he on scholarship at Texas Tech, Oklahoma or both, forcing him to sit out a season and lose a year of eligibility -- per Big 12 intraconference transfer rules -- might make sense. But since Mayfield and/or his parents are the ones stroking the tuition checks, he should be able to move between schools without restrictions. 4. This happened back in July, but it's never too late to offer a reminder that Iowa tackle Brandon Scherff can HANG CLEAN 443 POUNDS THREE TIMES. 5. Tanner McEvoy probably thought if he ever played a neutral-site game against LSU, it would be in Atlanta for the SEC title. McEvoy, who will reportedly start at quarterback for Wisconsin when it faces the Tigers in Houston on Saturday, originally signed with South Carolina in 2011. McEvoy was behind Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson on the Gamecocks' depth chart entering the '12 campaign, and he transferred to Arizona Western after being cited on charges of speeding and driving after consuming alcohol while under 21 in July '12 in North Carolina. McEvoy came to Wisconsin in '13, and the 6-6, 222-pounder played receiver and safety. (He made three tackles against his former team in a 34-24 Capital One Bowl loss to South Carolina on New Year's Day.) Last week the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported that McEvoy beat out incumbent Joel Stave. Unlike Stave, McEvoy is a threat to run. Badgers coach Andersen, who coached dual-threat star Chuckie Keeton at Utah State before coming to Wisconsin, should find plenty of ways to utilize McEvoy's skill set. RICKMAN: Utah State's Chuckie Keeton looking to return to form 6. Colorado State's online roster includes a 4-1, 53-pound running back. His name is Jack Miller, and the 9-year-old has been fighting brain tumors for the past six years. Miller's online bio also includes this quote from Colorado State coach Jim McElwain: "Jack is a big part of our family, and we all are honored that he chose us to be his teammates. Part of this whole deal in life is understanding what it takes and what it is to give of yourself to somebody else. I can't tell you how enjoyable it is, after a game, to see Jack in the locker room wearing his Rams jersey, and that smile on his face. He has taught all of us so much about toughness, determination and embracing life." 7. Ever wondered how to do the Haka? Allow Arizona's football team to show you. 8. Saturday's game against Oklahoma State will be special for Florida State safety Tyler Hunter. Hunter injured his neck while making a tackle on a kickoff return in a 54-6 win over Bethune-Cookman on Sept. 21, 2013. Hunter has a condition called cervical spinal stenosis, which results in a narrower spinal canal in the neck. After the injury, doctors weren't sure if Hunter could play again. He visited specialists in California and Illinois and learned he might still be able to play if he had surgery. So, last fall, he went to Chicago and underwent a procedure to relieve swelling in his spinal cord and to insert a plate that would make his neck stronger. Hunter watched from the sidelines as the Seminoles won a national title in January, but he'll be back on the field next weekend as they begin their title defense. 9. College football season is already underway. FCS power Eastern Washington defended its blood-red field with a 56-35 victory over Sam Houston State on Saturday. 10. Texas A&M-South Carolina won't be the first game this season involving an FBS team. For those who crave FBS action, Georgia State opens against Abilene Christian on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPNU. What's eating Andy? With football season starting, my time spent on planes is about to increase considerably. I need something to read. I'm looking at you, George R.R. Martin. The Winds of Winter needed to drop yesterday, and now you're saying there are days when you feel like you're going backward? What's Andy eating? I probably shouldn't write about brisket on the maiden voyage of a column called Punt, Pass & Pork. However, I was in Texas for much of last week, so the cow will horn its way into the discussion. Three years ago I visited Franklin Barbecue in Austin and declared it the best joint in America. I returned last week to see if that assessment should still stand. When I visited in 2011, Franklin had moved into its current location from a trailer. The lines were long. I waited two hours for hunks of that tender, moist brisket seasoned with salt, pepper and magic and smoked over post oak. The pork spare ribs were juicy and pulled clean off the bone with the gentlest tug, and, though the meat didn't need it, the espresso barbecue sauce was a treat. The good news? Franklin still serves what might be America's best brisket. The ribs remain strong. The espresso sauce is excellent. Franklin also now sells miniature pies from The Cake and Spoon, a bakery in Austin, and the banana bourbon can induce a bliss coma. Photo: Andy Staples The bad news? Unlike most places, the lines didn't die down after the initial surge of popularity. When I visited last week, I waited four and a half hours before eating. The brave souls in the front of the line arrived at 5:30 a.m., so they waited five and a half hours before eating. After finally getting inside and receiving my food, I performed a cost-benefit analysis as I chewed. Yes, Franklin's brisket is better than anyone else's. But it's not so much better that it is worth sacrificing four and a half hours of my life. ("That's what interns are for," a high muckety-muck at an Austin company told me the next day.) The brisket is nearly as good -- and the line much shorter -- at nearby la Barbecue. You could drive to Taylor, go to Louie Mueller and eat one of those beef ribs that looks like something Fred Flintstone would have delivered to his car and drive back to Austin in less time. On a Saturday morning, you could drive to Snow's in nearby Lexington -- because it is only open on Saturdays -- and have brisket almost as good for breakfast. Snow's opens at 8 a.m., and despite several years of Franklin-like lines, it requires only a short wait for those who arrive early. If you haven't been to Franklin, you should absolutely go for the brisket and the experience. Bring some friends, some lawn chairs and a stocked, rolling cooler. If -- unlike me -- you're a brunch person, it won't feel much different. But if you've already been to Franklin, you're probably better off exploring some of the famous nearby spots. If enough people do that, maybe the lines will die down at Franklin and those of us with less time on our hands will be able to get that brisket without sacrificing so much of our precious time on earth. As for the No. 1 ranking, it's up for grabs again. After visiting such stars as Pecan Lodge (Dallas), Heirloom Market (Atlanta), Rodney Scott BBQ (Hemingway, S.C.) and The Skylight Inn (Ayden, N.C.), I've realized more careful study will be required before we can name a national champ. Maybe we should form a committee and then hold a playoff to figure it all out. Comments More College Football


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1. Field
The present invention relates to network interface units, and more particularly, to network interface units that employ flow control.
2. Background Information
As is well-known, when a port of a network interface unit (NIU) is configured to operate in full-duplex mode, congestion may result due to a shortage of internal resources, such as, for example, due to the filling of buffers that receive packets of information signals. Because, typically, limited memory is available for buffering these data signals, and limited memory is available for forwarding these signals as well, flow control signaling may be employed. See, for example, the CSMA/CD Access Method Standards Package, available from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE), New York, N.Y., which includes the IEEE standard 802.3u-1995. Typically, the congestion problem is alleviated by sending flow control frames in a full-duplex network configuration, or alternatively, by applying back pressure in a half-duplex network configuration. This flow control frame is employed to reduce the risk that the other side of the network does not transmit a frame to an already congested switch or other device. However, because this flow control frame is sent across the network, it may result in additional traffic and even collision. Therefore, employing flow control may decrease congestion, but it may also degrade performance. A need, therefore, exists for a method or technique for addressing the congestion of a network interface unit (NIU), while reducing the degradation in performance of the network.
Briefly, in accordance with one embodiment of the invention, a system includes: a network interface unit (NIU). The network interface unit (NIU) is adapted to monitor bandwidth utilization of the network interface unit and adjust the minimum interval for the transmission of a flow control packet, based, at least in part, on the bandwidth utilization determination.
Briefly, in accordance with another embodiment of the invention, an apparatus includes at least one integrated circuit. The integrated circuit includes the capability, either alone or in combination with other integrated circuits, to monitor the receive rate utilization of a network interface unit and adjust the minimum interval for the transmission of a flow control frame, based, at least in part, on the receive rate utilization determined.
The subject matter regarded as the invention is particularly pointed out and distinctly claimed in the concluding portion of the specification. The invention, however, both as to organization and method of operation, together with objects, features, and advantages thereof, may best be understood by reference to the following detailed description when read with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of a network interface unit (NIU) in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a portion of a network that may employ the embodiment of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the operations performed by the components of the embodiment of FIG. 1.
In the following detailed description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. However, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known methods, procedures, components and circuits have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the present invention.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of a network interface unit (NIU) in accordance with the present invention. As illustrated in this particular embodiment, embodiment 100 includes a processing unit 110 which in this particular embodiment comprises a switch core controller, an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) 120, employed in this particular embodiment to implement flow control, as shall be discussed in more detail hereinafter, and media access controllers (MACs) 130. As illustrated, respective media access controllers 130 couple to respective ports. It will, of course, be appreciated that the invention is not limited in scope to this particular embodiment. As shall be discussed in more detail hereinafter, there are a variety of possible embodiments and architectures that might be employed to implement the invention.
This particular embodiment of a network interface unit is adapted to monitor the bandwidth utilization or receiving rate of a receiving link and adjust the minimum interval for the transmission of a flow control packet, based, at least in part, on the bandwidth utilization or receiving rate determined. Specifically, in this particular embodiment, processing unit 110 performs monitoring of the receiving rate or bandwidth utilization, whereas flow control ASICs 120 implement the adjustment of the minimum interval for the transmission of a flow control packet, to thereby control the flow of packets. Likewise, in this embodiment, media access controllers (MACs) 130 form the flow control packet and transmit the packets over the network. Of course, the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. For example, these operations may be performed in alternative portions of the network interface unit in other embodiments in accordance with the invention. The monitoring may alternatively be performed in ASIC 120 or media access controller 130, for example, and, likewise, the adjustment of the minimum interval may alternatively be performed in processing unit 110, although, of course, then ASICs 120 would not perform flow control. Furthermore, the separate integrated circuits (ICs) illustrated, in an alternative embodiment, may be combined into a single integrated circuit or a subset of the ICs may be combined into a single IC. Therefore, any one of a number of possible arrangements may be employed in alternative embodiments of the invention and provide satisfactory performance.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a portion of a network that may employ an embodiment in accordance with the invention. The portion illustrated shows two network interface units (NIUs). Likewise, as illustrated in FIG. 2, these NIUs are coupled via network couplings. In this embodiment of a portion of a network, these network interface units include a switch with ports that are configured to operate in full-duplex mode. Thus, although the invention is not limited in scope in this respect, network interface unit 220 includes transmitter 250 and receiver 260. Transmitter 250 is coupled to a buffer 270 and receiver 260 is coupled to a buffer 280. Likewise, these buffers communicate with shared memory 290, as is conventionally done, for example, in switches that employ a shared memory architecture. The use of a shared memory architecture in a switch and/or router is well-known. Shared memories are described, for example, in Computer Networks, by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, published by Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, N.J., 3d Edition, 1996. Due to the general resource limitations of network interface unit 220, with buffer 280 coupled to receiver 260, buffer 280 might easily reach its capacity. Therefore, due to this limited memory for buffering data signals and, likewise, limited memory for forwarding entries, depending upon the memory bandwidth of shared memory 290, for example, it may be desirable to control the flow of packets across the network, such as from network interface unit 210, so that signal packets transmitted via the network are not "dropped" by unit 220.
Typically, in a full-duplex network configuration, for example, this congestion problem is addressed by employing flow control frames. See, for example, the IEEE standard 802.3u, previously cited. The flow control frames are transmitted at a regular time interval that is typically either designed in hardware or in software. This regular time interval is referred to in this context as the minimum interval. This flow control packet is transmitted across the network to reduce the risk that a frame is not transmitted to an already congested switch. For example, if the minimum interval is a second, a flow control packet is transmitted every second to notify interface unit 210 whether or not to continue transmitting packets. One disadvantage of this approach, however, is that it may result in additional traffic and also may result in packet collision. Therefore, although employing this flow control frame may address congestion, it also may reduce or degrade overall network performance.
Alternatively, if it were known or could be determined that the bandwidth capacity of the network, or perhaps, a portion of the network, were not being utilized fully or completely, then this degradation in performance could be reduced by transmitting a flow control packet less frequently. This might be desirable in some instances because, with bandwidth utilization being less than 100%, the risk of dropping a packet is reduced. Therefore, the flow control packets may be sent or transmitted less frequently without significantly increasing the risk of transmitting a packet to a switch that is already congested.
In one embodiment of a network interface unit in accordance with the present invention, the bandwidth utilization of the network interface unit may be monitored by counting the number of packets received, such as at a port, for example, over a predetermined time period. As previously indicated, for the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, this operation is performed by processing unit 110, although the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. After processing unit 110 has monitored the number of packets received over a predetermined time period, a determination may be made regarding utilization of bandwidth in the network or a portion of the network.
In this particular embodiment, the network interface unit begins with the smallest minimum interval for the flow control frame, employing a "worst case" scenario. Of course, the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. Thus, here, when processing unit 110 determines that utilization is less than 100%, the minimum interval may be increased, which will result in the transmission of a flow control frame less frequently. For example, referring to FIG. 3, which is a schematic diagram illustrating the operations performed by the components of FIG. 1, a receive congestion monitor 310 monitors the receive rate at a port, for example. This operation in this embodiment is performed by switch core controller 110 in this particular embodiment, as previously described, although the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. From this, a receive congestion level is determined and this level is transmitted, in this embodiment, to ASIC 120. As FIG. 1 illustrates, this is transmitted, in this embodiment, using a flow control message signal. In this embodiment, ASIC 120 performs the operation of determining when to set/reset the flow control timer, indicated in FIG. 3 as flow control timer set/reset generator 320. Therefore, this generator, as illustrated in FIG.3, in this particular embodiment, includes a threshold level, referred to for this embodiment as the switch port buffer threshold. In one embodiment, although the invention is not limited in scope in this respect, when the switch port buffer threshold is exceeded, an increase in the minimum interval may occur linearly. For example, if 80% utilization is detected, than the flow control frame minimum interval may increase by 20%. In an alternative embodiment, a technique may be employed where the minimum interval is adjusted exponentially, rather than linearly. Furthermore, in some embodiments, as illustrated in FIG. 3, by flow control select 325, the NIU may include the capability to implement a variety of minimum interval adjustment techniques, and the particular technique to be employed may be selected through hardware and/or software programming. Likewise, in yet another embodiment, the selection of the particular technique to be employed may depend, at least in part, on the result of the receive rate or bandwidth utilization determination. For example, although the invention is not restricted in scope in this respect, if the measured or determined receive rate exceeds a predetermined threshold, the minimum interval may be adjusted exponentially, instead of linearly; however, if the receive rate does not exceed the threshold then the minimum interval, in this example, is adjusted linearly.
As previously indicated, this adjustment of the minimum interval is accomplished in ASICs 120, although the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. Referring to FIG. 3, generator 320 determines, in this embodiment, based, at least in part, on the receive congestion level, previously described, to change the minimum internal. Therefore, a flow control timer set/reset signal may be transmitted to flow control generator 310. Flow control generator 330 then transmits a flow control pulse. In FIG. 1, this is illustrated as transmitted form ASIC 120 to MAC 130, although, again, the invention is not limited in scope in this respect. In this embodiment, this pulse signals to MAC 130, which in this embodiment, forms and transmitted the flow control packet over the network couplings, how frequently to form and transmit the flow control frame.
In another embodiment, the minimum interval may initially comprise the greatest minimum interval and, based on a utilization determination, decrease, such as for example, linearly or exponentially. Likewise, the minimum interval may initially comprise a level so that depending on bandwidth utilization or receive rate, it may increase or decrease. Many different approaches are possible.
It will, of course, be appreciated that any one of a number of techniques may be employed to monitor bandwidth utilization or receive rate and, likewise, any one of a number of techniques may be employed to adjust the minimum interval for the flow control frame.
While certain features of the invention have been illustrated and described herein, many modifications, substitutions, changes, and equivalents will now occur to those skilled in the art. It is, therefore, to be understood that the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications and changes as fall within the true spirit of the invention.
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yay! I didn't like COA at all. I thought it was pretty bland. I just saw a thread that COA was closing and they were asking us to take a poll what we'd like to see in there ... and before I did I saw this email that it was going to be 8-12. Good.
Ryan Braun and Aaron Rodgers...two arrogant jerks!Hide replies
Couldn't be further from the truth. Clearly, you're not from around here...
As big of jerks as Eddie and Lumpy?
It is easy to assume that someone who makes a lot of money, is the object of the publics' adoration and is in the limelight as these two are is arrogant, but everything I know, see and hear about Aaron says he isn't. Ryan, I don't know much about him. Aaron is a very private person and he avoids the public whenever he can. And this doesn't make Aaron bad.
Yeah, they should have named it 6-54, for Jay Cutler and Brian Urlacher. All us Bears fans would have preferred that.
^^^^ I knew it!!!! ;-)
or they could have named it 175 for Rickie Weeks
Sarcastic point. Complaining about Aaron Rodgers and Ryan Braun won't get you very far.
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I recently ate at the Brookfield 8-twelve and was actually quite impressed by it. Keep in mind, Braun and Rodgers don't actually have any ownership or management involvement; they just licensed out their names for it. So ultimately, it's just another SURG restaurant, although in my opinion a pretty good one. So I'm glad there will be another in my neck of the woods.
I sure hope the new one is better than the one in Brookfield. Getting paid to have your image tarnished isn't a good move.
any way u cut it....opening a restaurant is a tough road what ever name endorsement u have.
Good luck..... 8-12
Great news, it was getting way to easy to find a parking spot at Bayshore.
Looking forward to buying one of their $19.95 hamburgers.
Apparently there are a lot of people in the Milwaukee area that don't mind paying a lot of money for an average (at best) meal. Good luck to both of them. The burger we had on the river sucked and I won't be back.Hide replies
If you were on the river, I think you were at the wrong restaurant....
guy isn't even sure where he ate!
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All loved up! Author Christina Huffington, Arianna's daughter, shares pictures happily kissing her girlfriend
- Christina, 24, is the daughter of Huffington Post founder Arianna and her ex husband, former Republican congressman Michael Huffington
- She has been open about a struggle with cocaine addiction that nearly killed her
- She's said to be dating film producer Sophie Watts
Christina Huffington, the daughter of media mogul Arianna Huffington, has posted pictures of herself happily kissing her new girlfriend.
The 24-year-old writer - who has been open about a battle with cocaine that nearly killed her - is believed to be seeing film producer Sophie Watts and has put up a series of pictures of the blonde on her Instagram account.
A source told MailOnline: 'Christina and Sophie have been dating for a while, they're very happy.'
Happy: Christina Huffington, daughter of Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington, is said to be in a happy and blossoming relationship with Sophie Watts
Smiles: Christina Huffington, seen here with Sophie Watts, has spoken openly about her battle with cocaine addiction and praised her family for their support
Happy family: Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington with her daughters Christina, on her left, and Isabella, on her right
Christina beams in the pictures - which include a picture of Sophie and her dog, to which she remarks 'My faves'.
While in another photo, Sophie is seen at breakfast with Christina in Los Angeles, showing off a newspaper advert for Ariana's new book Thrive.
Sophie is thought to be the daughter of Tessa Watts, a renowned English music video producer, who has worked with stars ranging from Michael Jackson to Madonna and Paul McCartney and Beyonce.
Tessa is best known as one of the original members of Virgin Records and has been credited with coming up with the name for the company, founded by Sir Richard Branson, as all the staff were 'virgins' to business. She is divorced from rock journalist Michael Watts.
Sophie attended Cambridge University and is now a film producer in her own right.
Christina's father is former Republican congressman Michael Huffington, who came out as bisexual following his divorce from Arianna Huffington in 1998.
She has been open about her lengthy battle with cocaine addiction that started when she was just 16. She first made the admission in a harrowing essay on her mother's website Huffington Post last April.
She revealed how she had suffered bulimia as a teenager, scarred by her parents divorce, saying things came to a halt in 2012, writing: 'On March 4th, 2012, I was having trouble breathing. 'Am I going to be okay?' I asked the nurse who was monitoring my heart rate. 'I don't know,' she said. 'If you are, I hope you stop destroying your life'.'
Proud: Christina Huffington posted a picture of Sophie Watts showing an advert promoting her mother Arianna Huffington's new book, Thrive
'Fave Girls': Christina Huffington posted a picture on her instagram account of Sophie Watts and her dog with that message
She then penned a piece for Glamour magazine and went on the Today show, telling host Savannah Guthrie that despite all appearances, she was snorting lines of cocaine alone 'six or seven times' a day while at Yale University.
She said It was 'absolutely un-glamorous. It was very much me by myself, in my apartment using drugs all day, from morning to night. There was nothing fun about it. I wasn't at fun parties. I was really depressed, I was scared, I was anxious. I sort of felt isolated and alone and I thought I would never get out of there.'
Christina, who is friends with troubled star Lindsay Lohan, who has also battled with drink and drugs, said she was opening up about her struggle in order to show people that drug addiction can hit anyone regardless of their social and economic background.
'II have been really blessed, and that's part of the reason I struggled coming forward. What I want to show is that addiction can strike, no matter what. You can come from a loving family. You can have financial resources and you can still feel that pit of loneliness and emptiness and that desire to fill it with substances, so I just wanted to give a different face to the disease.'
At one point, Christina said her mother was so worried she would drive her to the doctor for random drug testing, telling her 'I'm scared of what a good liar you are'.
First trying the drug as a teen at boarding school, Christina told how she and her friends would spend $50 on a gram, meeting the drug dealer at the mall in Los Angeles and then getting their house keepers to pick them up, adding: 'We didn't even have our licenses, but there we were, doing coke at each other's houses.'
Arianna said: ''Millions of young people in their teens and 20s struggle with alcohol and drug addiction.
'If Christina's story can prevent one parent watching now from getting the call that I got, 'Mommy, I can't breathe,' and help one young or young man come out, reach out for help and know you can turn your life around, then it will have been worth it.'
Mother love: Christina Huffington gives her mom Arianna a kiss
Battle: Arianna Huffington poses with Lindsay Lohan, who is friends with her daughter Christina, last August. Both Christina and Lindsay have battled drug issues
Christina has now been sober since March 4,
2012, 'a day I'll never forget. I stayed up all night doing cocaine,
then smoked pot with a friend.'
She then found it hard to breathe and ran barefoot into the streets of New Haven, Conn., and ended up in the emergency room. She recalled asking the nurse just before she was sedated whether she would be okay.
'I don't know,' the nurse told her. 'But I hope, if you are, you'll stop destroying your life.'
Christina, who headed back to Yale to finish her degree, now lives in New York City with her mother and her younger sister, Isabella, who told her 'you owe it to us to get better' after putting them through so much.
'I know there are thousands of those girls out there, feeling like I did: alone, isolated, and guilty. I want to tell them that getting through it is possible. And once you do get through it, you have a life.' she said.
She now works at Huffington Post in the Women's section, adding: 'I get to write about a lot of things I care about: body-image issues, mental health, and relationship stuff. It's funny, because I'd always seen [Huffington Post] from the outside; I never really knew how it worked. But now I see behind-the-scenes, and everyone is very cool.'
MailOnline has contacted Christina for a comment.
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The Lost In Translation actor who also played the Gonzo icon in Where The Buffalo Roam advised him to make the character completely different from Hunter.
Bill told Johnny: "Make your next role drastically different from Hunter.
"Otherwise you'll find yourself 10 years from now still doing him."
Bill Murray is not a name associated with method acting. But in 1979, he came face to face with Hunter, spent weeks of all night drug-fuelled bad craziness to get into character and nearly didn't survive to tell the tale.
During production Bill and Hunter staged a series of dangerous one-upmanship duels.
Legend has it that after many drinks at the author's Colorado home and after much arguing over who could out Houdini the other. Hunter tied Bill to a chair and threw him into the swimming pool, he nearly drowned before Hunter relented and pulled him out.
Bill immersed himself in Hunter so deeply that when Saturday Night Live started its fifth season, he was still in character.
The role overtook him, he had virtually become Hunter - complete with long black cigarette holder, dark glasses and bad habits.
His memory of shooting the film are a little sketchy. Bill recalls: "I rented a pad in L.A. with a guest house that Hunter lived in. I'd work all day and stay up all night with him, I was strong in those days and could take it.
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