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Septimus Hodge (Sam Reeder) berates his nemesis Eza Chater (Nick Heiderstadt) in Tom Stoppard's sprawling Arcadia, which incorporates quantum theory, chaos, sociology and Romantic poetry.
A bad day for football?
Another 90-degree football day and half the stadium seems to have forgotten there was a game. The hill, one of UVA's two student sections, is decidedly more green than orange. The bleachers are half-empty. Today is not the day for Virginia to take home a win, no less a 49-35 win over Central
Governor goes shopping at Mincer's
Governor Terry McAuliffe popped into Mincer's on the Corner this afternoon because he likes to visit small businesses—and he needed a new polo shirt. "Extra large," says McAuliffe. "I'm pumped." He was in Charlottesville to speak to UVA scholars at the Center
'A Yank in Scotland:' Local man gets global recognition
When local photographer Christian DeBaun set out on a Scottish vacation with his wife in August, he never imagined he'd return to the United States an international superstar. "I've been getting e-mails and friend requests and phone calls from people all over the world," DeBaun says.
Open house: Mosque stresses peace during times of hate
Up the road, Culpeper County denied a permit in April to the Islamic Center of Culpeper, which wants to build a new mosque, and the Department of Justice is now taking a look at that action. Here in Charlottesville, members of the Islamic Society of Central Virginia, which cut the ribbon on its
Startups compete for $25,000 prize
This month, 30 startup companies across the state will pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges in an attempt to snag one of five grants. Though it might sound like an episode of "Shark Tank," the competition is part of the Virginia Velocity Tour, and five companies pitching their
In brief: Goonz get life, Eramo public figure and more
Goonz sentenced Daniel Mathis, Mersadies Shelton, Shanti Shelton and Kweli Uhuru, members of the 99 Goonz Syndikate, each were sentenced in federal court September 19 to life sentences for the 2013 murder of Waynesboro reserve police captain Kevin Quick. Higher return on DUI checkpoint
Hell no: City responds to parking center proposals
In the ongoing melodrama between the city and Charlottesville Parking Center owner Mark Brown, a letter from City Manager Maurice Jones says there's no way the city will sell its Water Street Parking Garage shares to or even work with Brown, who, perhaps not coincidentally, announced plans to
Bellair Bambis: Resident blames UVA for increased deer population
Matt Bowen came upon a juvenile buck "in its last throes" early Sunday morning, September 4, on Canterbury Road in his Bellair neighborhood. He contacted Albemarle County Animal Control to humanely dispatch it, and the next day, found the deer at the same spot, albeit with a bullet hole in its
ABC eyes Escafé—again
Earlier this year, the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control suspended popular watering hole Escafé's license to sell mixed drinks for the seemingly oxymoronic problem of selling too much booze. In Virginia, where bars are prohibited by Prohibition-era regulations, licensees have to
Bad sign? Trump placards booted from NGIC parking lot
Mike Sienda is a retired Army guy who now works as a federal employee at the National Ground Intelligence Center's Rivanna Station, aka the "spy center." Sienda is also a Donald Trump supporter, and at a recent rally he purchased two Trump/Pence signs and riveted them to the side of his box
In brief: The young and the restless [alleged muggers], Jemmy Madison's big day and more
Teens in trouble Three young men were arrested for the spate of recent muggings around UVA. Pendarvis Marquette Carrington, 18, was charged with two counts of robbery, two for use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Two 17-year-olds were
Racial profiling: Case against Albemarle cop moves forward
A federal judge issued an opinion last week that allows a lawsuit against Albemarle County and police officer Andrew Holmes to proceed on its racial profiling claim, while giving Holmes qualified immunity on claims he violated the plaintiffs' Fourth Amendment rights when he showed up at their
It's a madhouse
Michael Mann, a former UVA professor and climate scientist whose work resulted in a lawsuit from former attorney general Ken Cuccinelli, will speak about his book, The Madhouse Effect, at 7pm September 15 at City Council Chambers. "Through satire, The Madhouse Effect portrays the intellectual
Market Plaza gets new name
To forestall the inevitable confusion of people looking for Market Plaza on Market Street, the future Water Street home of City Market has been renamed West2nd. Under a broiling sun September 8, developer Keith Woodard announced the $50 million mixed-use project's new moniker. "We'll still have
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Bear necessities: Sightings in Shenandoah National Park up this year
Although increased bear sightings this year in Shenandoah National Park are causing some visitors to worry, park officials are offering insight into why that's happening, as the height of black bear activity winds down during the late summer months. Rolf Gubler, a wildlife biologist at the SNP,
Homestay hullabaloo: State legislation could bring big change locally
While only about one-third of more than 500 homestays operating in town are compliant with local rules and regulations, the city's commissioner of revenue, Todd Divers, says proposed state legislation is slowing the process of tracking down offenders and demanding they pay up. The limited
Heartbreak hotel: An unwanted vision of West Main?
C-VILLE took an in-depth look at the 3,700 hotel rooms for rent in Charlottesville and Albemarle in May, but with the August 29 announcement of a $26 million loan secured for another hotel on West Main Street, those looking for a place to stay in town can now count on another 150 chances to do
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Last month, the city announced the initiation of a traffic calming project on Locust Avenue, where locals have been concerned about the influx of cars whizzing up and down the street for some time. But a resident who has persistently tracked the traffic himself says the project has had "no
Bronco Mendenhall plays by his own rules
"Bronco's office is under renovation," I'm told as I walk into UVA head football coach Bronco Mendenhall's temporary office in July. "They're adding bookshelves." Mendenhall sits at the end of a long table in a conference room, surrounded by pieces of paper. He looks every bit the part of a


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Protesters Swarm Area Around Hofstra University For Presidential DebateNassau County officials are closing roads surrounding Hofstra University on Monday morning, in preparation for the first presidential debate of the election.
Seen At 11: Tractor-Trailer Trucks May Be Hauling DangerThe number of people injured in crashes involving tractor-trailers increased 17 percent, and it's even more dangerous in the Tri-State Area.
Terminal B At LaGuardia Airport Returns To Normal After Suspicious Vehicle Prompts Overnight EvacuationThe scare began just before 11 p.m. Thursday with calls to authorities about the vehicle that was left unattended outside the terminal.
Whose Bright Idea Was This? MTA Road Sign Seems To Encourage Drivers To Text To Pay TollThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority seems to have posted a sign telling drivers they should text.
1 Person Shot, Critically Wounded As Protests Over Fatal Charlotte Police Shooting Turn ViolentChaos erupts in Charlotte for a second night in a row as one person was shot and and critically injured during violent protests Wednesday following the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.
AAA: American Drivers Wasted $2.1 Billion By Using Premium GasThe automotive association study claims 16.5 million drivers used premium gasoline in vehicles built to run on regular fuel in over 270 million instances.
Powerful Storms Send Trees Crashing Down In New JerseyStorms tore through the Tri-State Area Wednesday evening, leaving behind some major damage in some areas.
2 Cars Go Up In Flames In Melville, No Injuries, Officials SayAround 20 firefighters arrived at the scene at a home on Bagatelle Road near the North Service road shortly after midnight, officials said.
Jersey City Drivers Fed Up As Trucks Damage Cars Parked On Residential StreetsPeople who live in a section of Jersey City say they're fed up. They claim they can't safely park their vehicles near their homes over fears of damage.
Yeshiva Student Killed, Another Hurt In Suffern Chain Reaction CrashPolice say one car crashed into another and then the second car apparently struck the two pedestrians who were walking along the roadway,
LI Residents Concerned Over 6-Way Intersection In LindenhurstThe six-way intersection between 31st Street, Catskill Avenue and North Strongs Avenue only has two stop signs -- creating a confusing situation for oncoming drivers.
Elderly Woman Causes Violent Crash On Route 3 After Going Wrong Way, Police SayTwo people have been injured in an apparent wrong-way crash on the Hackensack River Bridge on Route 3.

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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 4
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 4 News Release ATL: 03-92
Mon., May 12, 2003
Contact: Eugene Stewart Jo Anne Burgoyne
Phone: (601) 965-4606 x0 (404) 562-2076
Unions form Safety and Health Alliance
Fostering a culture of prevention among goals
JACKSON, Miss. - The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration today announced an alliance between the agency, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems, Inc., and its employee representatives, to use their collective expertise to foster a culture of accident prevention while sharing best practices and technical knowledge.
OSHA, represented by the area offices in Jackson, Miss., and Baton Rouge, La., has agreed to establish an alliance to enhance workplace safety and health for the company's employees at Northrop Grumman Ship Systems, Inc, locations in Pascagoula and Gulfport, Miss., as well as New Orleans and Tallulah, La.
The agreement includes the Pascagoula Metal Trades Council, AFL-CIO, the New Orleans Metal Trades Council, AFL-CIO, and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 733, which represent employees at these sites.
Training and education is a major component of the alliance, which calls for the partners to achieve effective safety and health training focusing on maritime concerns such as electrical hazards, fall protection, and crane safety.
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The Post and Courier is reporting that the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association voted Tuesday to abandon its annexation effort, officials said.
Residents of the 4,000-acre island, which is in the city of Charleston and Berkeley County, began studying the issue last summer after the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association and the Daniel Island Property Owners Association met with lawyers to determine if there was interest in switching counties.
At issue were schools, roads, taxes, 911 service, mosquito abatement and curbside recycling.
Ten percent of the island's voters signed a petition and Gov. Nikki Haley appointed a commission that includes Michael White and John Tiencken, both of Daniel Island, Shirley Hinson of Goose Creek and John West of Moncks Corner to look into the feasibility of annexing.
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In 1971, 28-year-old Susan Goeppinger accepted a starring role at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre in the cornfields outside Minneapolis, thinking it would be a brief detour after the two small parts she had just played on Broadway. She had a six-week contract to play opposite David Anders, a minister-turned-actor, in the two-person musical I Do, I Do. There was no doubt in her mind that when the job ended she would return to New York. Her apartment was waiting, and after eight years of waitressing between auditions, she was finally making a living as an actress; she'd finished a national tour of Fiddler on the Roof and substantial Broadway roles seemed within reach.
Nearly two decades later Goeppinger is still appearing in I Do, I Do at Chanhassen, having exchanged an offstage "I do" with co-star Anders more than 16 years ago. They married after performance No. 500. Some 600 performances later their son, Kris, now 14, was born; daughter Erin came along in 1976. Except for those maternity leaves, David's brief layoff for an injury, and a two-week vacation every year, Goeppinger and Anders have been exchanging vows onstage every night except Monday (plus a Sunday matinee) since 1971. With some 6,500 performances behind them, they hold an American record: No other play has run for as many years with its original cast.
In a profession where steady work is about as common as a total solar eclipse,
Anders, 52, and Goeppinger, 46, are grateful for theirs, and have even managed to establish a normal suburban existence. They've built a three-bedroom home overlooking a golf course near the theater—which is 20 miles outside Minneapolis—and moved in some of the furniture from the original stage set. Except for the hours they keep, they might be a pair of typical PTA parents, "running the kids all over town to lessons and getting home just in time for dinner," as Goeppinger puts it. Six evenings a week they follow the schedule they've kept ever since the day they married: a light supper, a family chat and then off to the theater in time for an 8 P.M. curtain. "It's a good life," says Anders. The couple's only real regret is that they've missed so many of the children's school activities. "We arrange to go to the rehearsal and the kids understand," says Goeppinger. "It's the way our life is."
Understudies are expensive, Goeppinger says, so she and David have gone onstage with every malady from laryngitis to the flu. "It's stressful because your ego's involved," says Goeppinger, a Tulsa native who inherited a love of theater from her father, a businessman and amateur actor. "You don't want the audience wondering how you kept the part all these years when you can't sing!"
Over the years, says Anders, the couple's changing perspectives on their husband-and-wife characters—who age 50 years in the course of the two-act play—have kept things interesting. "At each stage of our lives we see the play differently," says Susan. Adds David, "Every time we go out there, it's a new performance." Some nights the parallels between life and art strike a particular nerve. "If we've had a disagreement during the day," says David, "some of the fights in the play feel pretty close to home."
But should boredom ever threaten, there's always some offstage drama among the fans, who come to celebrate anniversaries or just pitch a little woo. Chanhassen is a romantic tradition in these parts, and over the years the actors have seen all sorts of emotional transactions taking place both during the show and over dinner beforehand. One man would bring each new girlfriend to the play and watch her reactions to see whether she was wife material. Another wrote a marriage proposal on a plate and had his date's dinner served on it. "I was just hoping she'd make it through the gravy to the message," Anders recalls.
All this may end soon. Chanhassen's owners want to retire, and the theater is for sale. Anders, a Minneapolis native who quit his job as a minister when the footlights beckoned, is not looking for new roles. He plans to play golf until he needs another job. "I've had a casting director tell me I obviously can't do anything else or I'd have done it," he says, "but I've got talent, and I love this work. I'll keep going."
For Goeppinger, who is now auditioning for TV and radio commercials, 18 years may yet prove to be an extended side trip on the route back to Broadway. "Maybe when the kids are grown and we don't have any responsibilities, we'll move to New York and be character actors," she tells her husband and co-star. "Wouldn't that be a treat?"
—Patricia Freeman, Margaret Nelson in Chanhassen
6,500 'I Do's' Make for One Sturdy Marriage for Susan Goeppinger and Fellow Actor David Anders
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The 6th Serbian Moodle Moot will take place in Novi Sad, Serbia on October 15, 2016.
Experienced Moodlers from all over the region will once again share their experiences regarding Moodle administration, integration with other platforms, development of useful plug-ins, etc. with the audience. The aim of the conference is connecting Moodlers from Serbian and Western Balkans into a regional Moodle network.
The conference is organized by MMS - Serbian Moodle Network. Call for presentations is open until September 10. Other participants can register until the end of September.
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MoodleMoot.cz 2016Monday, October 17, 3:00 PM » Wednesday, October 19, 10:00 PM
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Moodle 3.2 scheduled releaseMonday, November 14, 7:00 AM
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The Barley Jacks perform at Schauer center in Hartford
Don't plan to spend your time sitting down during the Barley Jacks concert Saturday at the Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural St., Hartford.
There's just too much energy onstage: vocals, fiddles, bass and drums. Too much laughter. Too much original music. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee Film Festival picks: Day Eleven
One regrettable, if inevitable, occurrence during a film festival is that films you want to see often play opposite each other. That occurs Sunday at the Milwaukee Film Festival with parallel screenings of "The Act of Killing" (Downer Theatre) and "Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me" (Fox-Bay Cinema Grill), both at 8 p.m.
"The Act of Killing" is an appalling yet compelling and strangely beautiful documentary in which the Indonesian gangsters and paramilitary group members who killed 1 million Chinese "communists" in 1965 re-create their crimes as surreal movie scenes. »Read Full Blog Post


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Kansas officials will learn soon whether the state's tax collections in August met expectations.
The report due Tuesday from the Department of Revenue is coming a little more than a month after Gov. Sam Brownback's budget director announced $63 million in adjustments to the state's $15.4 billion budget to lessen the chances of a deficit.
The state finished its 2015 fiscal year on June 30 with tax collections $26 million short of expectations, and collections fell another $5.4 million short in July.
Even with budget adjustments and sales and cigarette tax increases taking effect in July, the state won't have much of a financial cushion in cash reserves.
Budget problems arose after lawmakers slashed income taxes in 2012 and 2013 at Brownback's urging as an economic stimulus.


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Man charged in threat involving machete
A man remains in jail this morning on charges of assaulting a woman and threatening her with a machete at an east Erie business on Monday.
Wilmer R. Romero, 37, who is listed as homeless, is in the Erie County Prison on $25,000 bond after he was arraigned Monday night by Erie 2nd Ward District Judge Paul Urbaniak on charges of terroristic threats, simple assault and harassment.
Erie police accuse Romero of assaulting the woman and threatening her with a machete by placing it on a desk and threatening her at the woman's place of employment on East Eighth Street on Monday at about 11:15 a.m., according to the criminal complaint.


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NW Outreach
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Our purpose is to encourage, inspire, and enrich fragile hearts and lives... because God loved us first!
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ATLANTA – Attendees of the Passion conference on Sunday heard about and watched a video of founder Louie Giglio traveling to Haiti to meet a family that survived the earthquake that destroyed their home and killed two family members. What the crowd did not expect was to see Ernest Leo and his 7-year-old daughter, Therissa, walk out on stage.
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Giglio declared that the Passion movement "will be anything God wants us to be for them (the Leos)." He called on the 22,000 students at the Passion conference to donate $1 each that night to a college trust fund for Therissa so attendees can experience how collectively the church can be a force for good in the world. more >>
Looking back, the year 2010 was a year of pain, surprises, and your fair share of debates. The Christian Post draws your attention back to some of the top issues and events that marked the year:
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The decision in May by a New York community board to give the green light to the construction of Park51, an Islamic cultural center that includes a mosque, near the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, left many Americans hurt and angered. more >>
Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is the top religion newsmaker of 2010, say USA Today readers.
In a poll featured in USA Today's Religion and Reason blog, readers selected the Tea Party leader as the top religious newsmaker out of six other choices. Palin, who spent most of the year campaigning for GOP candidates such as Delaware's Christine O'Donnell, received 26 percent of the vote. The poll's results upset Religion Newswriters Association's pick for newsmaker of the year – Imam Abdul Feisal Rauf.
Rauf, who is the force behind the effort to build an Islamic center blocks from New York City's Ground Zero, tied for second place with Pope Benedict XVI. Benedict spent most of the year trying to dissolve troubles stemming from molestation charges against Catholic priests. Both religious leaders took 23 percent of the vote. more >>
A TV special that began airing online Monday follows award-winning Christian music artists Matthew West and BarlowGirl to Latin America where they participate in an Operation Christmas Child program for needy children.
West and BarlowGirl go to Colombia and Belize, respectively, to distribute shoe boxes and see how a thoughtful gift can be used to help a child begin a relationship with Jesus Christ. The program focuses on a Bible study program, developed by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The program is used to disciple children who receive a shoe box filled with gifts through the Samaritan's Purse program Operation Christmas Child.
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Haiti's devastating earthquake in January has turned the world's attention to the poverty-stricken country and its myriad of problems. But a small village up in the mountainous region of Haiti offers hope for the troubled country to experience remarkable transformation spiritually and economically.
Willem Charles, the founder and leader of Mountain Top Ministries (MTM), has dared to challenge voodoo and the status quo. In the process, he has built schools, a medical clinic, a water line system, a church, and homes for residents of Gramothe village, about an hour drive from Port-au-Prince.
Ten years ago, there was no church; only five voodoo temples. There was also no school, no clean water, barely any jobs, and no hope in the village. more >>
Franklin Graham expressed alarm over the rapid spread of cholera in Haiti Saturday and called on the international community to increase its response.
More than 1,110 people have died in Haiti from cholera as of Friday, since it first broke out in October. Another 18,000 people have become sick because of the intestinal disease that causes severe diarrhea, vomiting and abdominal pain. Cholera is easily treated but can be fatal if not detected early.
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Elke Reva Sudin is a multi-disciplinary artist living in Brooklyn, NY. She creates paintings and digital drawings that bring attention to elusive cross-cultural intersections in urban environments. Sudin has presented on her iPad art at the Apple flagship stores in New York and San Francisco and the Getty Museum has written about her iPad art on their blog. Sudin has a BFA in Illustration from Pratt Institute and her iPad paintings are currently represented by Boston Art. View her work at www.elkerevasudin.com and keep up with her @elkerevasudin.
Elke Reva Sudin is a multi-disciplinary artist living in Brooklyn, NY. She creates paintings and digital drawings that bring attention to elusive cross-cultural intersections in urban environments. She also creates rapid-fast minimalist portrait sketches in her live-art experiences. Sudin has gained recognition in international media for her prolific work for not just her art but her ability to activate people around an artistically based social cause. Sudin's artwork, and public personality, are unapologetic about her Jewish identity and through her work she finds ways to help tell the stories of other's strong identities.
Sudin was first recognized in 2010 for her painting series "Hipsters and Hassids", which received critical acclaim in such prominent publications as The New York Times, EL PAÍS, and Haaretz. The series showed the similarities between these two distinctive and often opposing communities living side-by-side in New York City who Sudin found similarities where others only focused on conflict. This work continues to inspire new projects such as hasidorhipster.com and a segment on the Jimmy Kimmel show.
In 2012, Sudin premiered her follow up series "We Are Patriarchs", elegant oil paint portraits of contemporary Jews referencing biblical figures. Sudin frequently performs live art painting including events in Miami at the Wynwood Walls and speaks on her work nationally. In 2015 she was awarded the Art Sprinter Emerging Jewish Artist Award along with an exhibition at the One Art Space gallery in New York. Sudin has exhibited at such galleries and museums as the Canton Museum of Art in Ohio, the Madden Museum in Colorado, Vivant Art Collection in Philadelphia, and Benrimon Contemporary and Culturefix in New York, among others. Actress Mayim Bialik (of The Big Bang Theory) recognized Sudin as a prominent example of a religious female artist on Kveller.com citing a NY Daily News article about Sudin's exhibitions in Miami during Art Basel.
Sudin is currently recognized as an iPad artist with artwork represented by Boston Art in Massachusetts and has presented at the Apple flagship stores in New York and San Francisco. The Getty Museum has written about her iPad art on their blog and the Freer Sackler Museum in Washington D.C. has "regrammed" her iPad drawings that were inspired by their collections.
Since hosting her own exhibition to premiere Hipsters and Hassids, Sudin has worked to find ways to help other artists promote their work. She subsequently founded the media outlet Jewish Art Now to bring awareness to an international community of artists who all redefine stereotypes on Jewish art. As curator, she has presented programs at Works In Progress, the Flomenhaft Gallery, Gallery Bar, and Industry City, in New York. In 2011, Sudin was named one of the Jewish Week's "36 Under 36" young Jewish innovators and in 2013 participated in the PresenTense fellowship in New York.
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The Oscar-winning British/Swedish documentary "Searching for Sugarman" will be shown at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., at 8 p.m. March 22.
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In a waaaay to early to predict scenario he has us going 3-9. That means likely wins over USU, Weber, and Colorado. I have to think the Utes are better than that....
Nothing would surprise me... There are no gimmes outside of Weber State.
I find it difficult to believe we will be worse than last year however....
A 6-6 season is possible; a wager the house bet would be 5-7. However, 8-4 would not surprise me just the same.
I have 5 straight wins to start the season with an SEC like first six games in local venues. Riding the wave Utah takes UCLA here before being upended by Standford in battle of two ranked teams.
From here the wheels fall off with a three game losing streak against Stanford, @ Arizona, @ USC. A rebound win against ASU to keep most fans from jumping off a cliff followed by an ass-kicking at Oregon. We then close the season with wins over Washington State and Colorado.
8-4 with only a 3-4 record to finish the year.
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