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With his first-quarter touchdown grab, Washington receiver Justin Robbins became the third true freshman to score for the Huskies this season. Cornerback Derrick Johnson (who lined up on offense for one play) scored on an end-around against Idaho, and tailback Rich Alexis ran one in from 50 yards out against Miami. Alexis chipped in again later in the tonight's game, scoring on a pair of one-yard runs.
Alexis became the first Husky this season to rush for 100 yards in a game, finishing with 107 yards. The Huskies hadn't had a 100-yard day from a tailback since Paul Arnold rushed for 126 (also as a freshman) in last year's Apple Cup win over Washington State.
Both Rich Alexis (107) and Paul Arnold (102) topped the 100-yard rushing mark tonight. The last time Washington had two 100-yard rushers was against Stanford last year (Oct. 30, 1999). Marques Tuiasosopo finished with 207 yards and Maurice Shaw had 113 that day.
Since 1947, Washington is 146-34-3 when a Husky runner has gone over 100 yards. Since 1990, Washington is 46-4-1 when it has rushed for 200 or more yards as a team.
Tonight's attendance was 73,145, the largest crowd ever to see a Washington-Oregon State game. It's also the largest crowd to watch an OSU game against any opponent at any stadium since 1990, when the Beavers played Nebraska before 76,061 in Lincoln.
Oregon State entered the game ranked fourth in the nation in rush defense (58.5 ypg) and sixth in total defense (235.25). Washington rushed for 281yards tonight and gained 504 yards of total offense. Prior to tonight, the best individual rushing outing by an OSU opponent was 47 yards by San Diego State's James Truvillion. By halftime, UW's Paul Arnold had 47 and Alexis had 87.
Washington's 504 yards of total offense is a high this season. The previous best was 474 yards versus Idaho, Sept. 2
Oregon State had allowed only two rushing TDs all season, but gave up three to the Huskies tonight. Prior to tonight's game, OSU had allowed only 234 net rushing yards in four games this season. Tonight, Washington rushed for 281 yards.
Marques Tuiasosopo, with his 14th career 200-yard passing game, moved into a tie with Brock Huard for most career 200-yard passing days in UW history. Tonight was Tuiasosopo's fifth straight 200-yard day. He finished with 223 yards passing.
Under Coach Rick Neuheisel, Washington is now 10-0 in games in which they possessed the ball for more than half of the game. The Huskies are 1-6 under Neuheisel when they've lost the time of possession battle.
Washington has had to come from behind in eight of its 11 wins under coach Rick Neuheisel. In five of those wins (including today's), the Huskies have trailed in the fourth quarter.
Washington free safety Hakim Akbar had 19 tackles tonight, the highest total by a Husky this season. The previous high was 14, also by Akbar, at Oregon last week.
With four quarterback sacks today, Washington eclipsed its total from all of last season. The Huskies have 17 through five games this season after compiling only 13 all last year.
Ryan Cesca broke the Oregon State record with his 55th consecutive point after touchdown when he converted twice in the first quarter. The sophomore has yet to miss. The record of 54 PATs in a row was held by Troy Bussanich (1986-89). Through tonight's game, Cesca is 57-for-57 career.
OSU receiver Robert Prescott, a Kennedy High (Burien, Wash.) grad, had the second 100-yard receiving day of his career. His previous 100-yard day came vs. USC last season when he went for 119 yards.
Beavers QB Jonathan Smith moved into second place on the OSU career touchdown passes list with his 27th today. He's still got a long way to go to beat the Oregon State record of 52, held by Erik Wilhelm.
Washington Head Coach Rick Neuheisel
In general: "We are elated with the victory. It was a hard fought victory. You got to congratulate Oregon State on a great effort. It was just one of those nights where it was going to go down to the end and fortunately when it did we were still standing. We're very excited about the victory. I think it was a costly victory. We've got a lot of guys who are nicked and banged up, to the extent I don't know. The team was certainly fired up and excited from the victory, but there wasn't much left in the tanks. Everybody is tired, which is probably attributed to our guys using everything they had."
On Paul Arnold and Rich Alexis: "It went well. We were able to get a running game going. They had an up the field type defense. Very aggressive, very quick. We tried to get a screen draw going. I thought that was very effective. We even got an inside running game going."
On Pat Conniff: "We lost Pat Conniff early in the game. To the extent of his injury we'll have to wait and see. But I thought that Braxton Cleman and Ken Walker did an outstanding job."
On the offense: "We went into the game thinking we were going to utilize all of our weapons and they were effective so we kept them going. The best thing did was that we were able to keep our offense on the field."
On Oregon States offense: "They made some big plays. We didn't cover as well as we can. There's a lot of pressure on that defense. They have an ability to run the ball and have an explosive back."
Washington Player Quotes
On the fourth-quarter touchdown: "They had been jumping to the outside and we wanted to get them to bite so it would open the lane. I thought if I faked it to the outside then maybe it would take his eyes out there. I think it did and I saw a lane and took it up."
On the option being shut down most of the year: "They are playing the option. Everyone knows now that Washington runs the option so they don't want that to beat them. You just have to take what they give you. Sometimes it's going to be there and sometimes it's not. Today we ran the ball very well. We didn't need to use the option as much because our front-seven did a great job."
On playing in front of the home crowd again: "It felt great to get back home on our own field in front of our great fans. It was awesome. After last weekend we couldn't wait to get back out here. We played our hearts out and it was a hard-fought battle and that's what made the difference."
On getting more playing time this weekend: "I prepare the same way I do whether I know I am going to get more playing time or not. Moving up to second on the depth chart did not mean anything. What matters is that you work hard and you work as hard as you do no matter where you are on the chart. I just wanted to take advantage of the opportunity once I got it."
On the success of screen passes to the running backs: "We have Coach Gilbertson who is one of the greatest offensive coordinators there is and he just comes up with great plays. We just went out there and executed, Paul did a great job and our offensive line did a great job opening up holes for us."
On overall play of the defense: "We did what we had to do out there. They were a very good running team and a great passing team as well. We needed to step it up and make plays and for the most part we did."
On the Husky defense focusing more on the Oregon State running game coming in: "I was just trying to keep focus on my keys. I kept coming up because my keys were showing run."
On rebounding from last week's loss: "This win is great for us. We were down after that loss. I think we were a little e unsure about ourselves coming into this game but we hung in there and played hard. This win is going to be big for our confidence going into Arizona State."
On his good start: "I just try to keep the same level of confidence on every play. I had some good things happen early. I don't think it just helped me but it had a positive impact on the offense as a whole."
On Oregon State's good run defense: "Husky football is about running the ball. We wanted to get out there and establish the run. We knew if e could establish the run then that would have a big impact on the passing game."
Oregon State Head Coach Dennis Erickson
General Remarks: "It was obviously an offensive football game, just the opposite of what I thought going in. I thought the defenses would dominate a little bit. That's not what happened. I give credit to Washington, particularly on offense. They ran the football extremely well and played well up front. Marques (Tuiasosopo) had a tremendous day and they ran it. I know that was their plan coming in. They were able to do that and throw some play action pass. That was the difference in the game. I thought that was the best that we played, offensively, and the worst we played on defense. I really felt coming into this football game that if we had a chance on the road in the fourth quarter to win it or tie it, that I would take it. That is exactly where we were. We obviously missed the field goal at the end."
On OSU quarterback Jonathan Smith and the passing game: "Jonathan played extremely well, it was a tremendous effort. He's getting better and better. Today he really stepped up and made plays and sorted our receivers, which made a difference in the game. As the year goes on, that is what we are going to have to do as people start stacking things against our running game. I thought we ran it pretty well as time went on. But, we made some big plays in the passing game which is what we need to do with how we are running the football."
On the last OSU drive of the game: "What we were trying to do was get a first down, then kill it. There was 42 seconds left. That would give us two shots throwing the football which could have given us a chance of getting it in the endzone."
On OSU tailback Patrick McCall: "It was always our plan to give him more carries. He was tired and we've always liked to use both of them. He got to get a feel of what was going on and he's obviously got some talent too. We do have a one-two punch there with Patrick and Ken Simonton."
On Washington tailback Rich Alexis: "He's a big, strong kid who's not a freshman anymore, he's played five games. He's got a tremendous future obviously."
On the team's performance: "We learned that we had a chance to fold and didn't. We came back. Our team has played well on defense and on offense. Today, was a little different story on offense. We stepped up to stay in the game. As time goes on, maybe we'll get them both together."
On the locker room at halftime: "That we just hung in there, we were down six points and weren't playing very well. We should have been down more than that and weren't. We had a chance to win and definitely had a chance to win it in the end."
On a moral victory: "We have got to win games on the road. Moral victories don't get you to a bowl game."
Oregon State Player Quotes
general comments on the game: "It is always good to get competitive guys out on a field. We have a lot of pride, but there is always that should have and could have. 70,000 fans got a great show."
on missed field goal by punter Ryan Cesca: "It was hard to get him a spot he deserved. He is a gutsy player. He is gonna win some games for us."
on feelings in locker room after the game: "We are disappointed we didn't win. We know we can dominate. When you lose one, you gotta gain one. We try not to look back on this game with revenge."
on ejection of Eric Manning: "The refs just have that power. They have that way of interpreting the game the way they want to."
on turning a negative into a positive: "I'm excited that 70,000 fans came out to watch 100 gladiators play and glorify god."
General Comments: "There's a real sense of disappointment right now I thought we could have done some things better, especially late in the game. I thought we put Ryan (Cesca) in a really bad spot there to kick the game-tying field goal, not taking any shot at the end zone when we had the opportunity to do it. We malfunctioned late in the game."
On the final series of plays: "There was a time out right before that play and we went over it never really thinking that we wouldn't get the first down on third-and-one. Obviously we didn't get it. We should have gotten a better play off on third down."
On the mood in the locker room: "I think that there is a real sense of disappointment right now. All over the team we felt we could have done better. We had a lot of bad penalties. We thought that we could have beaten a good team in a really hostile place and that would have been a big win for us."
On the confidence level of the offense: "We came out early and made some plays and that really boosted our confidence level. But felt that like we didn't get the ball that often because Washington held on to the ball for so long. We didn't get as many opportunities as we would have liked, but you just have to give a lot of credit to Washington for holding on to the ball."
On 80-yard TD pass in the fourth quarter: "We rolled to the left and were able to pick up the blitz and I stepped up a little to fast and my shoe came off but I was able to get enough on it to get it to Bennie (Johnson)."
Is this a moral victory?: "A couple of years ago it probably would have been, but we feel we are a legitimate Rose Bowl contender so any time you lose it's a disappointment."


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LOS ANGELES — There are countless dirty jobs, and someone's got to do them — but now we won't get to see Mike Rowe trying his hand at them: Discovery is pulling the plug on on its long-running reality series "Dirty Jobs."
Rowe, the show's host/ creator/ executive producer, announced the news in a blog post Wednesday.
"A few weeks ago, I was officially informed that 'Dirty Jobs' had entered into a new phase," he wrote. "One I like to call, 'permanent hiatus.' Or in the more popular industry vernacular, canceled."
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The Montana women's basketball team took over possession of first place in the Big Sky Conference with a 72-61 win over Portland State Thursday at Dahlberg Arena. Before this game the Lady Griz were tied with Montana State Bobcats for first.
The game was a nail biter when it was tied at 57-57 with five minutes left. Then Montana (9-2 conference, 15-5 overall) went on an 11-0 run. Katie Baker finished with 15 points and nine rebounds for the Lady Griz, followed by guard Kellie Cole with 14 points and seven rebounds.
The Big Sky Conference schedule just reached its midway point for most teams last weekend, with 10 games in the books and still 10 yet to be played.
Montana is 9-2 at home this season, with losses coming by two points against Wyoming, 58-55, and nine points against Montana State, 58-49.
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"The submissions for this year's contest were superior to previous years," says US Graphisoft president Tamas Hajas. "For the first time, we've seen cinematography at near-broadcast quality [in the requisite VR scenes and animations] that in many ways parallels the movies and commercially developed multimedia gaming environments."
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Fire in Machpela Cave
Cave was emptied of worshipers for 30 minutes as Border Police put out the blaze. No one hurt, no serious damage.
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A fire broke out in the Cave of Machpela Monday morning when a large vessel that holds memorial candles caught fire. No one was hurt.
The Tatzpit agency reported that Border Police battled the fire for about 30 minutes before putting it out. They used fire extinguishers, water and sand bags.
During this time, some of the people praying in the Cave were evacuated and no additional people were allowed to enter the Cave.
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It's December and there's snow on the ground which means it's time to wish a very special happy birthday! You know the one I mean, right? You've got it, Christian Potenza, Fresh TV's go-to funnyman for all things laid back and chill!
Fresh fans already know Christian well and have ever since he provided the voice to 6TEEN's slacker extraordinaire Jude Lizowski.
Christian brought a loveable charm to Jude that helped to make him the heart of 6TEEN's group of food court hanging friends and added delightful nuance to the delivery of 'dude'.
Simultaneously Christian voiced Chris McLean, the egomaniacal host of Total Drama Island and every Total Drama season since!
Where he made fans love Jude, he made them love to hate Chris, who always has one more plan to wring entertainment value out of the misery of the contestants — and line his own pockets along the way!
Through each evolution of Total Drama, Chris McLean has remained a constant, iconic feature from his animated appearances to the Chris McLean statuettes around the Fresh TV offices!
Most recently, Christian appeared in Fresh TV's live action horror comedy Bunks as the zen camper for life 'Crawl'.
We got deep into Crawl's character earlier here on re:Fresh but for some Fresh fans this was the first time they'd put a face to the voice they already knew so well!
Even so it was hardly Christian's first live action acting work.
Christian is one of the most prolific actors around, popping up in a long list of shows and movies all the way back to 1997!
From La Femme Nikita to Leap Years to Degrassi: The Next Generation to Mutant X there aren't a lot of sets around Toronto that haven't hosted his talents.
His more recent appearances haven't slowed down at all and include hits like Rookie Blue, Flashpoint and Murdoch Mysteries.
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Eric Schmidt: Ice Cream Will Finally Merge Android Gingerbread and Honeycomb
Google Ex-CEO Eric Schmidt was on hand at Mobile World Congress to present Tuesday's keynote address, and had some good chunks of information to go along with it. At the keynote, Schmidt answered a question from an attendee about the confusion between different Android versions and fragmentation, saying:
"Today I'll use the commonly used names. We have OS called gingerbread for phones, we have an OS being previewed now for tablets called Honeycomb. The two of them… you can imagine the follow up will start with an I, be named after dessert, and will combine these two."
We presume the "I" version will be Ice Cream or Ice Cream Sandwich, but there's something more important than just the name, and that's what the new version does. In this case, Schmidt publicly let the cat out of the bag on something we've been hearing rumors about ever since Honeycomb was acknowledged last month, namely that Ice Cream will finally combine Gingerbread and Honeycomb OS together into one.
Watch for Ice Cream to take the best features out of each OS and merge them all into one universal Android version. We are wondering if this means tablets and phones will both live together in harmony on Ice Cream, or if Honeycomb tablets are doomed to follow their own path. We imagine that combining the two OS versions would be pointless if it weren't allowing both types of devices to use that same version.
Schmidt also discussed that we will be seeing a 6-month OS refresh cycle, though we are not certain as to whether these are for ANY update, major/minor, or if he just means the major ones. And where does Android 2.4 Gingerbread fit into this equation? Let us know what you think!


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Ever since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, the federal government has been looking for dust-control solutions. EPA is considering aggressive changes to the Clean Air Act to address dust that becomes considerably worse in windy, arid, and semiarid regions.
Under the authority of the Clean Air Act, the California Air Resources Board has begun addressing inhalable particulate matter of less than 10 microns (PM-10), roughly 90% of which is considered dust.
At the same time, many local agencies require dust control to comply with nuisance and opacity (i.e., visibility impairment) ordinances.
Phoenix-area jurisdictions consistently violate both annual and 24-hour national PM-10 standards from vehicles kicking up dust on unpaved roads, earth-moving operations, unpaved parking lots, disturbed vacant lots, and agricultural fields. To alleviate the problem, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) and Maricopa County permitting requirements include implementing BMPs, conducting observations and inspections, and monitoring/reporting.
Some states, such as Minnesota, have fairly stringent requirements preventing particulate matter from becoming airborne at construction sites.
For the time being, except for those involving soil impacted with hazardous waste or chemicals, most construction projects across the country aren't required to have comprehensive dust-control plans other than addressing dust control as part of the SWPPP. But given the federal government's continuing war on pollution, the Clean Air Act might one day be amended to require dust-control plans more stringent than the Clean Water Act's stormwater pollution framework for a wide range of construction activities.
That would be the logical next step: Dust control should be integral to mitigating stormwater pollution because preventing wind and water erosion on construction sites is one of the primary goals of SWPPP implementation.
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Water additives. Emulsions and additive products with colorful names like Dirtglue, Gorilla-Snot by Soilworks LLC, and Roadkill from Dustkill Inc. suppress dust much more effectively than just water. One of our favorites is M-Binder by Granite Seed Co.
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I planted them in POTS not posts (I should learn to type )
Sorry I should have been clearer . I kept them as described above for approx 3 weeks before planting them in post and leaving in the greenhouse while it snowed. They do not look very well now, and unlike the otehrs i mentioned, have no shoots etc. .
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2. WOW!!! Barack is black and he can really pack my crack!
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It's December, and while many folks are busy doing their holiday shopping and shipping, classic car collectors need to be planning their post-holiday travel schedules.
No, they're not going over the river and through the woods to visit Grandmother's house. They're booking trips to Florida, Nevada and Arizona to bid on collector vehicles.
Here's where the auction action is happening, so make your travel plans:
January 6-8 -- David Rupp's 18th annual The Original Ft. Lauderdale Beach classic vehicle auction, in the War Memorial Auditorium.
January 12-14 -- Auctions America by RM's inaugural Las Vegas Premier Vintage Motorcycle Auction, at the Rio casino/resort.
January 12-14 -- MidAmerica Auctions' 21st annual Las Vegas Auction, at South Point casino/exhibit hall.
January 13-15 -- GRG auction, at the Scottsdale International Auto Museum.
January 14-15 -- Motoexotica's second annual Phoenix Classic & Exotic car auction, at Dealers Auto Auction of the Southwest in Phoenix.
January 15-22 -- Barrett-Jackson Auction Company's 41st annual Scottsdale auction and automotive lifestyle extravaganza, at WestWorld.
January 18-22 -- Russo and Steele Collector Automobile Auction's annual Scottsdale auction, at the Loop 101 and Scottsdale Road.
January 19-20 -- RM Auctions annual Arizona auction, at the Biltmore resort in Phoenix.
January 20-21 -- Gooding & Company's Scottsdale Auction, at the Scottsdale Fashion Square.
January 20-21 -- Silver Auction's Fort McDowell Arizona Auction, at the Fort McDowell casino at Fountain Hills, Arizona.
January 24-29 -- Mecum Auctions launches its 25th anniversary celebration with its annual Kissimmee Auction, at Osceola Heritage Park.
A lump of Cole for Christmas?
In the spring of 2009, I wrote a feature story for the Detroit News' Joyrides website (www.detroitnews.com/joyrides) about a gathering of Cole cars at the Orphan car show in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Between 1909 and 1925, Joseph Jarrett Cole produced some 40,000 cars. Of the 75 Coles known to remain, four were at that Orphan show.
Recently, I received an email from a couple in Australia who have found a Cole for sale Down Under in in Queensland.
"The 'Cole' name was not familiar to me," my new Aussie friends wrote. "When I started researching the Cole name, I came across your article on Cole and I thought to myself that this car should be in a USA collection.
"I am retired and at 77 years old I have little to do these days but, after some consideration as to the time it takes to do a restoration [he included photos in the email of the 1923 Jewett he'd restored], it was then that I decided that this project would be more likely to be completed by someone more likely to live to see it completed. Even so, I may still be interested in buying the car, as an investment myself, if there is no U.S. response.
"I would be prepared to assist any prospective U.S. buyer in doing some groundwork in finding out more about crating and shipping etc, to the buyer's location. I have no connection to the seller and I would only accept, 'out of pocket traveling expenses etc', if the buyer wished me to act in this matter for them."
If anyone's interested, contact me and I'll put you in touch with the Aussies.
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Oct. 21, 2006
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WSU HEAD COACH Bill Doba
A great win for our kids. We've been so close, you know, against SC. We played great defense against Cal. Finally we put the two together and got some points.
I can't say enough about our defense. We lost Ropati Pitoitua and then we lost Aaron Johnson, those are your two guys in the middle and then with the three man front they are still your one guy. Then Tarkington goes in and Eichelberger, two kids who have been backups all year. They just played their guts out. I thought Mkristo Bruce played his heart out, They were on him pretty good. And Broadus finally got a sack.
They are an excellent football team. They tried to give it to us early. I thought we were going to have another Stanford. They fumbled and we fumbled back. Really pretty sloppy in that first quarter. After that both teams settled down and played really well.
(TDs in the redzone) We got a couple, anyway, we got two out of four, I believe. We were like 47 percent and our opponents like 47 percent over the whole year. We just hadn't done it the last couple of weeks. Putting Jed back there and running the quick belly. I think Jed Collins ought to get a game ball for something, he got tackles on kickoffs, he caught passes, he blocked, and he ran the football, he got a touchdown didn't he, one or two. He stepped up and did a nice job.
(run game) We didn't run well early. It looked like they were in our playbook almost, or in our head sets. Bringing that safety up got in there in good shape. Late in the ball game when it looked like we were going to pass, and I think late in the ball game they were wore down too. They've had a lot of injuries in their front also and I think it hurt their depth. But man, that offensive line of their's is huge, the biggest in captivity. My hat is off to them. They didn't quit. They kept coming back. They got that last touchdown, they are an excellent football team.
(making Collins a RB) He's been a running back. Last year he was a fullback and he asked to be a tight end. We've used him back and fourth. Obviously we weren't getting it done with quarterback sneaks. We needed some bulk to hit it up in there so we put in the belly play. Actually Levy (Levenseller) and Rosy (Rosenbach) put in the belly play last week.
(adjustments after losing two tackles) Really none. We just threw them in where the other guys were. We played Oakey, a lot more three-man front, so we could spell those two guys because none of them have every played a whole game. Tarkington came in and his transcripts weren't here and he sat for the whole preseason. He didn't get any of it. He couldn't practice but he could eat. It took a while to get him back in shape again. The other guy (Eichelberger) is just a different person than he was a year ago. Eichelberger a year ago couldn't hardly get through a practice. He satyed this summer, he worked his tail off, he was here for the whole preseason and he has really made giant strides. He has done a nice job and he played quite a bit today.
(injuries) It is a bone chip in Johnson (elbow), medial collateral sprain on Ropati Pitoitua and we lost on the block extra point we lost Roof running back making that tackle. It is a bad heel bruise. The x-rays at least were negative. Brackenridge had a pulled hamstring.
(Brink's play) I think he played well. He made a fumble and I'm sure that wasn't in his plan. On that route the receiver was suppose to break it off, he was going to go to him if it was there and it wasn't, he went too deep, and he had to pull it down and came back and tried to go to the other place and bang he got hit. He gets all the blame for those things and sometimes the receivers run the wrong routes. He is steady Eddie. He knows the offense and has done a nice job.
(what does this win mean). It means we've got five (wins) and we need one more. These guys deserve this win. They way they played against SC, the way they played defensively against Cal, they deserved to get a break and get a win. I think they've earned it.
(did it feel different, Oregon being ranked) I would be lying if I said it didn't. I think it felt different to everybody if you saw all the kids coming out of the stands. I wish they wouldn't chant 'overrated'. I think they are real good. I think it is a putdown to us, we just beat a good team, don't them they are overrated.
(what position is Jed Collins). He's a football player, how's that. He's a tight end for us. That's great we can bring him back off the line. He did some great blocks too.
(are you that much better having beat a team like Oregon) It is about time we did, I guess, put it that way. We've come close a few times. But it is good to get one of the big three out of the way.
WSU WR Michael Bumpus
"We tried some new stuff. We tried to get the ball to Jed Collins. We didn't really try any fullback dives last week. And it was the line getting the push. This week all through practice emphasized getting a push, that really helped. This gives us a lot of momentum going into UCLA this week, a lot of confidence. It is a great win, it is a ranked team, an upset. A little momentum builder, hopefully keeping this ball rolling so it gets bigger and bigger by the season ends and we'll get to a bowl game.
WSU WR Jason Hill:
(How big the win) It was huge. If you could see the faces fo the guys in the lockeroom right now, it was crazy down there.
(What happened to day) first off we didn't pay attention to that (not getting it done last week). Second off, we went out there and had fun. Sometimes you are going to get the breaks and sometimes you're not. Our coaches preached it is about how you react to it. I think we reacted alright today.
(redzone monkey off back) It felt good. During the whole week that was an emphasis of ours. It worked out.
(changes). Just to calm down, execute. Over the weeks we have kind of pressed. Tonight we didn't do that at all, we had fun, like I said.
(Jed Collins) Man, he played great. He had a great week of practice, that's the part you guys don't get to see. It paid off, hard work paid off. How you practice is how you play. He proved that today.
(first touchdown a key?) It definitely was. Like I said, we came out tonight to try and have some fun, get that feeling back, having fun and get a big win. It felt good.
(Hill's touchdown) We caught them in cover two (coverage) and I just took the outside. The corner, I don't think he saw me go by. I was happy he didn't.
(How nice to have the offense compliment the defense) It is wonderful. Now our special teams have got to step up a little bit, kickoff cover, that's the emphasis coach Skipper will put on this week. It was nice, it is a team, offense, defense, special teams. As much as we can do we are going to try to do.
(Health) I'm getting better, I'm not 100 percent. I would say I am about 80. After every pop I take it hurts a little, but I guess that is part of football. (last week?) Below 80. Personally I don't think I should have went last week, but I'm a soldier and had to do it for the team.
(third quarter first drive). Like I said, it is about having fun. In the lockerrorom guys were excited and coach Doba preached to us, lets go out and have fun. Everything is against us anyway.
WSU DT Bryan Tarkington
"coaches have been showing us all week, if someone goes down be ready to go. When adversity strikes you be the one to answer. That's what he has been telling us if someone goes down. They are a good team, solid o-line was solid. All we have to do every week is attack the line of scrimmage. If we attack the line of scrimmage and get in our gap we win the game, we win our battle.
It was a huge win. We came out with a good start. The defense is going to do what they do every week and get us the ball back. That really helps us, lifted us. We were able to run the ball. Dwight Tardy had a great game. Alex did his thing and controlled the ball when we needed it and overall, special teams, everybody did what they needed to do today.
(beating a ranked team) This is my first ranked team upset. It was real nice beating them. We have some Oregon guys on the team and they were really happy about the win.
(cure to redzone problems). Not the cure. Coach Rosenbach and Levenseller put in some new plays for this game and I was just lucky enough to get the opportunity to be the guy in a couple of them. Everybody has been telling us we are the worst team ever in the redzone and we took that to heart and tried to change it around today.
(TDs) Second and third career touchdowns, I couldn't ask for anything else. Once we were down there our coaches said expect to score. I was just lucky enough today to be the guy to get the ball in the redzone.
WSU DE Mkristo Bruce
It felt so good. All week we talked about just having fun. That Cal game it just seemed flat, we came out flat in the first half. We went to the lockerroom and made some changes and we said come out and have some fun. To come out here and get this win was amazing. The biggest thing was a couple of starting tackles went down and we preached all week, all year, about when the phone rings, answer it. You never know when you are going to be able to go in. Tarkington went in there and played his butt off and so did Eichelberger. My hats off to those guys. We came out here and played as a team. It was fun.
That is the Cougar offense we are used to seeing, the offense we know.
(offensive productivity) It was huge for us (defense). Anytime we score a touchdown it is huge momentum for us, we have the crowd on our side.
WSU DB Eric Frampton
What defense is is you plug away, you plug away, you have got to have endurance. We play with endurance. On third down we don't get down on ourselves.
WSU RB Dwight Tardy
We were frustrated with the running game. Skip (coach Skipper) made it a point we had to step up our level. That's what we did. We finished and we wore them down a lot. We didn't do anything special, we just played Cougar football.
WSU DB Tyron Brackenridge
(INTERCEPTION) That route we've been working it all week. They like to run number one with a fade and number two in the flat like a five-yard out and every week we were working on that because that is something they like to do. Everytime they do that we have a jump call. It happened there at a perfect time. Actually that time we didn't have a jump call, I just saw it coming. I almost had another one. Every year I get an interception to house I always put the ball up like that. They (coaches) were happy for me, but they said don't do it again. You won't see that again.
WSU QB Alex Brink
It was a good win, a good win for our team, it was good for me, it felt good. Our offense played well, the defense played well, we handled them. We overcame adversity and we did things right down the stretch. I didn't want it to be a big deal this week but this game means a lot to me, it always does and it will forever. To stick it to them like that, play well, it feels good.
(swept Oregon schools) That feels good because the last two years we've been swept by them. More than anything I think it is important for our team to get two big wins, northwest teams, a tough Oregon State team and a really good Oregon team, and to get those wins is going to help us obviously to our aspirations for a bowl game.
We got a big win. More than the personal things, it gives our team a great opportunity, it sets us up for a huge run these next four games.
As far as a meaningful game, as toward a bowl, I think this is the biggest win for me and one of the biggest for our team the past few years.
Oregon Head Coach Mike Bellotti
We turned the ball over way too much. We weren't as good a football team on defense today and we just couldn't get out of some situations. Give credit to Washington State. They played well. We played very poorly and it's disappointing. I would like to say we're the better team but we didn't show that today. To their credit, they took advantage of the gifts that we gave them and the opportunities that we gave them and we didn't make enough of our own.
On the rhythm of the game:
We were too sloppy in our handling of the football. We had a lot of yardage but when you turn the ball over it really doesn't matter. Again we have to take care of the possession of the football.
On the quarterback change:
We made the decision to change it up and go with Brady [Leaf]. [Dixon] wasn't injured at all.
On Dennis Dixon's play:
I don't think he played well. I don't think overall the turnovers had anything to do with him, but it certainly takes away certain things. You tend to press a little bit more. I thought he wasn't quite as comfortable in the pocket today as he might have been. But overall I couldn't put the turnovers on him early. We just have to make sure we have a spark and have to make sure we get the ball down the field.
On Brady Leaf's play:
I thought he played good. Again, if you don't win, nobody plays good in that regard. Overall he did provide a spark. He came in and moved the team. We were in a different mode at that point, but I was pleased. I've said all along we have two quarterbacks that can win in this conference, and I believe that and we'll just evaluate this thing as it goes. Dennis is still our starter. Brady may play; it just depends on the situation.
On Jonathan Stewart's play:
I think one of the problems is that his ankles are taped up. It creates a little bit less agility and he's not on stride sometimes. He's not had a chance to practice as much recently. These last couple of weeks he usually doesn't get to practice until Wednesday and that's hard. He's playing through some injuries and I applaud him in that regard. He just was struggling to handle the football.
Junior quarterback Brady Leaf
I always like playing. It was exciting to get in the game. I wish it was under other circumstances. I wish it wasn't that Dennis wasn't playing very well, which, he was doing fine, we just weren't moving the ball and had a couple key turnovers. But it was good to get in the game. I wish things had turned out a little differently.
On the offense early in the game:
We were moving the ball pretty well using that new offense Coach [Bellotti] put in, but I guess we just got behind a couple points and just took too much time off the clock. We went away from [the offense] to just try and get the ball in the end zone a little more and just couldn't quite get it done in the second and third quarter.
On the mood in the locker room:
We're disappointed but we have to keep an optimistic point of view. It's a long season. We can still finish the season with ten wins so that's what we're looking towards right now. We have two conference losses and we have a non-conference game next week, but we have to keep an open mind.
Sophomore running back Jonathan Stewart
I just had problems holding onto the football today. It got me down a little bit and I tried to get my head up but it was just a bad day.
On sitting out in the second quarter:
I was just trying to get my head right during that time and maybe that's why they sat me out. Something wasn't right. I was fumbling the ball so I was just trying to work on me.
Senior safety J.D. Nelson
We have a lot more games to play and that's something we have to look forward to. We know that the team that went out there today was not the best effort we could put forth each and every week.
On the team's goals:
We're looking to win every single game from here on out. That's all we can do. We're going to take it one week at a time like we always have. Just because we have two losses in the Pac-10 now doesn't mean we're going to lie down and give up on the season. There are a lot of games still to be played and our goal is to go 10-2.
Sophomore wide receiver Jaison Williams
On the main problem Oregon had:
Turnovers. Plain and simple. Too many turnovers. We went out there and did not play our game. Once again, just too many turnovers and we need to fix that. Every day at practice we need to go out and fix that problem.
On what he said to Jonathan Stewart in between the first and second quarters:
I was just trying to tell him the game isn't over. I was just trying to tell them to go out there with a new head every down, every snap and do not focus on the negative parts of the game.


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In August, Hospice of Davidson County is offering a support group for those who are grieving a loss of a loved one.
The support program, called "Understanding Grief and Loss," will be held from 3:30-5 p.m. every Thursday in August in the Home Care/Administrative Building on the campus of Hospice of Davidson County, 200 Hospice Way. The program is free and open to individuals who pre-register by calling 475-5444.
Additionally, on the first Friday of every month, Hospice of Davidson County offers a grief-focused program called "Healing Journeys" for those who have experienced a loss. These monthly conversations are held from 1-2 p.m. at the Home Care/Administrative Building at Hospice. The next "Healing Journeys" program is Aug. 2.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - When the University of Alabama holds its spring commencement ceremonies in Coleman Coliseum over the weekend, more than 75 Crimson Tide student-athletes are slated to earn their degrees.
At least one member from 19 of Alabama's varsity sports will be among those eligible to take part in the spring commencement.
The Tide will graduate nine athletes that have been a part of two national championships during their UA careers. All-American Courtney Upshaw, Brad Smelley, Carson Tinker, Damion Square, DeMarcus DuBose, William Ming, Michael Williams and Tyler Love were part of two BCS national football championships during their time at Alabama. All-American gymnast Rachel Terry, a two-time recipient of the NCAA Elite 89 Award, was a member of the back-to-back national championship teams during her UA tenure.
The softball team graduates All-Americans Whitney Larsen and Kelsi Dunne and All-Region honoree Cassie Reilly-Boccia, while All-SEC selection Justine Bernieris among the soccer team's graduates.
All-American golfer and NCAA Elite 88 Award winner Brooke Pancake will receive her degree this weekend along with fellow All-Americans Taylor Dugas (baseball), Adam Booher (swimming and diving), and Krystle Schade(track and field).
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winner and two-year president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Kyle Weeks (swimming and diving) is also among the graduation participants. The cross country duo of Leigh Gilmore and Nathan Corder, who also earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, is set to graduate this weekend. Corder also earned the NCAA Elite 88 Award during his Tide career.
All-SEC basketball stars Ericka Russell and JaMychal Green along with veteran leader Andrew Steele are scheduled to graduate this weekend as are rowing co-captains Tabitha Coleman and Kristen Iverson and volleyball captain Stephanie Riley.
Two-time SEC Women's Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year Courtney McLane, who earned her undergraduate degree in management in just three years, earned a Master's degree in marketing in her final year of eligibility.
Three commencement ceremonies will be held in Coleman Coliseum over the weekend. The first will be Friday evening at 6:00 p.m., the second on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. and the third Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.
Alabama's 2012 Spring GraduatesStudent Athlete, SportBianca Arrington, RowingJohn Baites, FootballErika Baranek, RowingCameron Bass, Swimming and DivingJustine Bernier, SoccerDonald Berry, FootballAdam Booher, Swimming and DivingTyler Campbell, Track and FieldNate Carlson, FootballGlen Coffee, FootballTabitha Coleman, RowingNathan Corder, Cross CountryDeMarcus DuBose, FootballK.K. Duffy, SoccerTaylor Dugas, BaseballKelsi Dunne, SoftballLisa Elizondo, SoftballKaylon Eppinger, Track and FieldKara Feeney, Swimming and DivingColin Gallagher, FootballLeigh Gilmore, Cross CountrySarah Gilmore, Cross CountryJaMychal Green, BasketballCaitlyn Harrison, Swimming and DivingBrandt Hendricks, BaseballJennings Hester, FootballAdam Hill, FootballBrittany Hines, Track and FieldShelby Hixon, Swimming and DivingAmethyst Holmes, Track and FieldKristen Iverson, RowingKelsey Johnson, Cross CountryJon Kelton, BaseballDavid Kindred, BaseballAndrew Kirwa, Cross CountryCapri Knox, Track and FieldWhitney Larsen, SoftballShannon Lathrop, SoccerEmily LeBeau, RowingTaylor Lindsey, TennisTyler Love, FootballMary Ana Christopher, RowingClint McClendon, Swimming and DivingCourtney McLane, TennisWilliam Ming, FootballJenna Montgomery, Swimming and DivingLeigh Moyer, VolleyballCarly Mygrants, SoccerBrooke Pancake, Women's GolfAdam Pavkovich, BaseballIda Persson, Swimming and DivingCassie Reilly-Boccia, SoftballStephanie Riley, VolleyballEricka Russell, BasketballLauren Ruta, SoccerJosh Sanders, BaseballKrystle Schade, Track and FieldSuzanne Schwee, Swimming and DivingBrad Smelley, FootballErin Sparks, Swimming and DivingDamion Square, FootballAndrew Steele, BasektballParker Stinnett, FootballPaige Storey, RowingRachel Terry, GymnasticsLeigh Ann Terch, RowingCarson Tinker, FootballCal Tinsley, BaseballAndrea Torske, Cross CountryCourtney Upshaw, FootballStephanie Varner, RowingKyle Weeks, Swimming and DivingBrett Whitaker, BaseballMichael Williams, FootballVeronica Wilson, RowingVeronika Wolfkeil, SoccerKatie Woolbright, SoccerDenes Zubcsek, Swimming and DivingJason Zylstra, Baseball