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Soft-Baked Monster Cookies.
Super soft and thick peanut butter cookies with oats, chocolate chips, and M&Ms.
"Monster Cookies" are peanut butter oatmeal chocolate chip M&M cookies. For as much as I love peanut butter and oatmeal cookies, it's quite surprising to see no basic peanut butter oatmeal cookie recipe in my archive. To be honest, the reason I've never shared one with you is because it's taken me almost 3 months to develop one I'm proud enough to publish. Too flat, too puffy, falling apart, rock hard, too dry, and too sweet peanut butter oatmeal cookies have all made their way in and out of my kitchen lately. But not this one. Oh my heavens. I've finally found that "perfect" one. I am so excited to show you!
As I mentioned above, "monster cookies" are peanut butter oatmeal cookies stuffed to the brim with colorful M&Ms and chocolate chips. Today's recipe is unlike most traditional monster cookie recipes though. It's more like a peanut butter cookie with oats, rather than an oatmeal cookie with peanut butter. Still with me?
Also putting these monster cookies apart from the rest is that they are soft-baked. My favorite cookie term! Soft, tender, chewy, and moist in every bite. Quite unlike the crunchy hard peanut butter cookies you are used to. And finally, my version is stuffed with a variety of M&Ms. Peanut Butter M&Ms, classic M&Ms, and mini M&Ms all paid a visit to my monster cookie dough.
Also good to know ahead of time is that my recipe doesn't make 5-6 dozen cookies like most monster cookie recipes I've seen out there that use 3 eggs, 4 cups of flour, 4 cups of oats, 1 pound of butter, etc. Rather, my recipe uses a fair amount of ingredients and yields just 2.5 dozen medium-sized cookies, so they aren't actually "monster" in size, but feel free to make them larger. Oh and bonus: it can all be mixed up in ONE bowl.
It's an easy, manageable, and quick recipe! One thing I will note: lease use quick oats here. Why? You need the slightly finer size from the quick oats in order to give the cookies a more uniform texture. Quick oats will act more as a binder in this recipe than whole oats would, since the consistency is more powdery and the oats are smaller in size. I actually did not have quick oats at the time, so I ground up my oats in a food processor for a quick 10 seconds to break them down.
Like I mentioned, this is a quick cookie recipe! There is no dough chilling needed for these cookies! The dough is quite manageable as is. However, should you bake these cookies with a thinner peanut butter or on a particularly humid day, be sure to chill for up to 30 minutes in the refrigerator. Cookie dough can be testy. Go by how your dough feels. If it's too sticky, chill for 30 minutes. If not, just bake.
Helpful tip: the cookies spread just slightly while baking, so you'll need to press them down a bit a bit with the back of a spoon once you remove them from the oven. That's what gives the cookies their crinkled tops.
Let's discuss their texture. Wow. I baked these on a Saturday and by Wednesday, they were STILL so soft. Why did they last that long? I forgot I had one sitting around in a little baggie (whoops). So, yes. These cookies remain exceptionally soft for days and days. I also found that their peanut butter flavor is enhanced after day 1, too. Just wait until you taste these!
The oats make them unbelievably chewy, the M&Ms give them a pop of color, and we obviously love the combination of chocolate chips and peanut butter. And I love how thick they are! Even after slightly pressing down after they come out of the oven, the cookies are still so thick and hearty.
In a world where there can never be too many peanut butter cookies, I'm happy to have a peanut butter oatmeal cookie I can use again and again. Especially ones that took me a several batches to develop and perfect. It was worth the wait!
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Soft-Baked Monster Cookies
Yield: 2.5 dozen
The best monster cookies ever.
- 1/2 cup (1 stick or 115g) salted butter, softened to room temperature*
- 1/2 cup (100g) packed light brown sugar
- 1/4 cup (50g) sugar
- 3/4 cup (185g) creamy peanut butter
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 and 1/4 cups (160g) all purpose flour (measured the correct way)
- 1/2 cup (40g) quick oats*
- 3/4 cup (150g) M&Ms (any size or variety)
- 1/2 cup (90g) semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350F degrees. Line baking sheet with parchment paper or silicone baking mat.
In a large bowl, using a hand-held mixer or stand mixer with paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugars together on medium speed, about 3 minutes. Mix in the peanut butter, egg, and vanilla (in that order). Scrape down the sides of the bowl as needed. Slowly mix in the baking soda and flour. Do not overmix. Fold in the quick oats, M&Ms, and chocolate chips. If the dough is very soft and unmanageable by hand, chill the dough for 30 minutes before rolling.
Rolls balls of dough, about 2 Tablespoons of dough per ball, onto prepared baking sheet. Press a few extra M&Ms on top for looks, if preferred. Bake for 9-10 minutes - do not bake past 10 minutes. The cookies will appear undone. I too mine out at 9 minutes, which is recommended. Slightly press down the baked cookies with the back of a spoon, since the cookies only slightly spread in the oven. Allow cookies to cool on baking sheet for 10 minutes before transferring to a wire rack. Cookies will firm up as they cool. Store cookies covered at room temperature for up to 1 week.
Baked cookies freeze well for up to 3 months. Unbaked cookie dough balls freeze well for up to 3 months too. Bake frozen cookie dough balls for an extra minute, no need to thaw. Click here for my tips and tricks on freezing cookie dough.
Additional Notes:
*You may use unsalted butter in this recipe. If so, add 1/4 tsp salt with the flour.
*Please use quick oats in this recipe. You need the slightly finer texture from the quick oats in order to give the cookies a more uniform texture. Quick oats will act more as a binder in this recipe than whole oats would, since the consistency is more powdery and the oats are smaller in size.
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323 Responses to "Soft-Baked Monster Cookies."
After trying to think of different cookies to make for my 4 and 3 year old I started to think about the monster cookies my grandmother use to make when I was little, then I came across your recipe. It seems bang on to my grandmother's recipe with the exception that she put rasins in her's sometimes. With the reviews I'm sure I won't have any troubles making them and hopefully they'll become a regular staple in our home.
Seriously amazing cookies. I doubled the recipe and made them a bit larger, and had enough dough leftover to mKe mini ones for my daughters lunchbox. She doesn't know I put one in her lunch today; I hope she loves them as much as I do! This is my go-to website for the best recipes! You're truly amazing Sally!
These turned out perfectly! I have never been a big fan of monster cookies because they seemed dry with too much oatmeal and not enough peanut butter. Yours truly are perfection! My little neighbour girls were here helping so there are some happy families with homemade cookies on the street tonight! The rest are being packaged up for mailing. I doubled the recipe with no trouble at all. Thanks so much! I really like your blog because your stuff ALWAYS turns out!
just made these, doubled the recipe and added 1/2 cup each ground pecans, coconut, milk choc chips, pb chips, mini semi-sweet choc chips and rice krispies. Quite possibly the best cookie I have ever made – absolutely delightfully DELICIOUS!! Thank you Sally"s Baking Addition – you are making the world a better place 🙂
Yummy! I doubled the recipe as I have a hard time keeping cookies in the house, between hubs and our 3 pre-teen boys. I had to chill the dough, as I overestimated my free time the morning I made the dough–couldn't bake until the early afternoon. I found the chilled dough a little dry and had to squish it together a bit in order to make a nice ball with the cookie scoop. I used the small scoop and got about 48 cookies, I baked for 8 minutes on parchment, and let sit for 3-4 minutes after removing from the oven. They firmed up a little but remain soft and scrumptious. My boys love them! Thanks, Sally!
Just spent a "staycation" afternoon with my 12yr. old son making this recipe. My grandmother and I used to spend many a Friday night making monster cookies for friends and family. Many a pleasant memory of baking with her. Now passing on hopeful memories to my son. He made the recipe exactly and they turned out perfectly. Thanks so much!
YUM! Made some "modifications" to try to lower the GI index of these. Used whole rolled oats and whole wheat flour. And, instead of using 1 1/4 cup flour, I used 1 cup and upped the oats to 3/4 cup, instead of 1/2 cup. Also omitted the while sugar completely. They were AWESOME. you would never know I subbed WW flour for regular, or that there was sugar omitted. Next time, I would even consider increasing the oat ratio higher and decreasing the flour ratio accordingly. As for using whole oats, they added awesome texture. My friend even suggested subbing all of the flour for quick oats since they are already so broken down (they would make them a tad slower to digest with more oats). Great recipe!
Baked up some of your Monster cookies the other day, all i can say is Yum!!! These were delicious, my kids loved em and so did we! The texture is perfect and all the flavors meld together perfectly! Thank you for sharing this perfect recipe! Love your blog, can't wait to try out more recipes!
Hi I was excited to make these but must have made a few mistakes. My cookies turned out dry and fragile. I realized I used regular oats vs quick so that could have been part of my issue. The other thing undid was used a peanut butter that requires stirring. Otherwise I followed recipe exacltly. I used convection bake on my oven and not sure that that was right choice as after 9-10 min cookies barely appeared to be cooked at all. So then I ended up leaving in for 15 min total. Thoughts or suggestions? Thanks!!
I did these, but husband said they are too floury, he expected them to be more of oatmeal flackery, I assume… Despite the fact, that I would need to look for new suitable my husband recipe, I like them very much 🙂 Def.safe page for future.
Thank you so much for details and precise process describing.
These cookies did not turn out at all for me. I baked them 9 minutes and they did appear not done but that's what you said. Then I flatted them with a spoon and let them cool. They were not done inside and had no cookie texture. My husband told me to throw them out. I didn't want to waste the ingredients so on the second sheet I flattened them before baking. They were in the oven about 20 minutes before I took them out. They weren't even burned on the bottom just slightly browned. They taste like a regular peanut butter cookie not at all like the monster cookies I've had in the past. I don't think there's enough oatmeal and maybe not enough flour. I don't know why they turned out for everyone else except me.
Hi sally,
I am glad that I found your website. I started baking at home a few months back only. Your recipies are easy to follow. Thanks for such a clear explanation. Today I tried this monster cookies. Its a big hit at home. Since I dont get M&M here I used gems (I am in India) and it was good. I have tried some of ur cupcakes also. Everything came out well. Thanks and God bless you and ur family
Doubled the recipe and used a full sized icecream scoop to measure out my cookie dough to make my cookies all monster size. I flatted the cookies slightly in my hands before putting them on the parchment paper. Baked them for 15 minutes since they were larger and then let them rest on the cookie sheet for 10-15 minutes.
I used crunchy peanut butter (didn't have smooth), peanut M&M's, smarties and Reese's peanut butter chips (husband ate all my chocolate chips).
Turned out fabulous. Thanks a lot Sally! Greatly appreciated.
Smarties?? The little chalky fruity candy that comes in a roll? Maybe you mean Sixlets… ?
Smarties in Canada and the UK are candy coated chocolate pieces, like m&m's but better. The candy that you're talking about is called Rockets here.
I know this is an old recipe but I wanted to leave a comment regardless. This is the perfect recipe for people who think they don't like peanut butter cookies! My main complaint has always been that they are dry and hard…not so anymore! I followed the recipe except I had to substitute 1.5 teaspoon of baking powder for the baking soda. It came out soft and moist just as you described it!!!!!
I did change the add-ins to suit my taste and what I had. I used chocolate chips, dark chocolate covered raisins and broken up banana chips. These are supposed to be a present for a friend but I might have to make a second batch is she's going to get any! Thanks for the awesome recipe. I will definitely be making again!
Oh I did want to say one more thing. i flattened and prettied them up before baking. This worked fine since, as you said, they spread very little.
A few summers ago, I found a monster cookie recipe online, baked up a big batch, and they were a HUGE hit. DELICIOUS! And of course, I can not, to this day, find the blog that I got that recipe from! I have been on a search for an equally delicious monster cookie recipe and have tried numerous, none of which came close to comparing to the original recipe. Until today. I rarely leave comments but I absolutely had to this time. If you are looking for a really amazing Monster Cookie Recipe, look no further. These things are AMAZING. I think they even beat out the first recipe I made so many summers ago. So this time, I am SAVING the recipe. Thank you for this delicious treat!!
*I did have to bake mine for 11 minutes; every oven is different.
These are by far THE BEST monster cookies ever! They are my 7 year old's favorite cookie. Today, I am making them slightly larger and sandwiching chocolate ice cream between them. Yum! I do make a few changes. My husband does not like oatmeal cookies, so I use Rice Krispies in place of the quick oats. I also use either peanut or peanut butter M&Ms and super chunk peanut butter. (We love out peanuts and am peanut butter in this house!)
Thank you for this perfect recipe!
I'm relatively new to baking and I've tried out several different cookie recipes. This one wins, hands-down, in terms of simplicity and deliciousness! It's so easy and the cookies might just be perfect! This Will be my go-to recipe for cookies and next time I will double the recipe and freeze the extras as recommended. Thanks Sally! You'll make a baker out of me yet 😉
I have been on a quest for the perfect monster cookie recipe. This was definitely up there. They don't disappoint on the promise to come out soft. The only reason I wouldn't say these are my perfect monster cookie is that for my preference they didn't have enough oatmeal. They were more like thick peanut butter cookies with M&M and chocolate chips. But they were still delicious. Definitely will at least be in my rotation, even though I am still looking for what I consider the "perfect" monster cookie!


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Developing Countries at the Johannesburg Summit
It wouldn't be a United Nations conference without the ongoing conflict between developing and developed nations. Earthbeat talks to Calestous Juma, who is committed to ensuring developing countries have good access to science and technology as a result of the Johannesburg Summit.
Jackie May: Well it wouldn't be a United Nations conference without the ongoing conflict between developing and developed nations, as to which issues really matter and how resources can best be applied.
One man with a keen understanding of this contrast is Calestous Juma. He's a senior Research Fellow at Harvard University, who's committed to ensuring developing countries have good access to science and technology. He's worked for many organisations, including the World Bank, the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the Earthwatch Institute. He's speaking here to Lynne Malcolm about his hopes for the Summit.
Calestous Juma: I think the main issue of concern for developing countries is to move from the phase of general international commitments towards a phase of actual implementation of practical activities at the national and the local level. And so the developing countries would be looking for opportunities to not just to renew the commitments, because that has already been made, but actually get to a point at which the argument moves on to what needs to be done and how it can be done.
Lynne Malcolm: So it's perceived that little has been achieved in the last ten years since Rio? What do you think are some of the reasons for that are?
Calestous Juma: Little has been achieved since Rio, but in fact the patterns of the evolution of this concept are actually consistent with the patterns of the evolution of other regimes where you have a phase of consensus building, that's what Rio was. And then you make a transition from consensus building to practical programs and implementation on the ground. And that shift involves in fact a change in terms of players and actors and constituencies that are involved in the game. In this particular case the critical question now is to make a transition from having to rely on nomative principles at the international level to scientific and technical inputs at the local and community level. If you take this, to have taken a decade to make that transition, I think that in comparison with other fields we're still on schedule.
Lynne Malcolm: So if you say that what is needed now is science and technology to be brought into play, in many cases that's difficult for developing countries because a lot of concerns for developing countries are very basic, like food security, poverty; how do you get over that difficulty?
Calestous Juma: Actually solving those problems in fact requires scientific and technical input. The reason why there's a food shortage in many countries, particularly in African countries, one of the reasons is simply that productivity is very low, and raising that production requires in fact investment in science and technology. There are other areas where there's food shortages because of distribution; that you can't solve with technology, but there are certain areas where in fact the limiting factor has been scientific and technical input. And it's not accidental that the poorest of countries also happen to be the ones that have the lowest investment in science and technology.
Lynne Malcolm: So there in itself is a major problem, isn't it? It requires a lot of investment, and it's a very knowledge rich area. So how can that transition be made?
Calestous Juma: I think that the opportunities that exists now is one of a bit of imagination in terms of if you accept the view that this is the knowledge in terms of process, that means that you need to mobilise knowledge best institutions. And for most developing countries, would have at least universities. So universities become really a critical locus for making this transition from general commitments to action. And it means reinventing the way universities function so that universities can start to perform very practical functions in these countries. And secondly, the other thing that is particularly critical is the role of the private sector. And in this regard I'm thinking of domestic enterprises, not so much the large corporations. I think the large corporations need to also perform their role in helping to spur the creation of small-scale enterprises in the developing countries.
Lynne Malcolm: So how important is the role of agricultural biotechnology?
Calestous Juma: I think this is - I call it the Cinderella of Sustainability, because we've to a large extent ignored the fact that agriculture has probably one of the most significant impacts on the environment, particularly in terms of consequences for conservation and any changes we might make in improving the ecological efficiency of agriculture will have a much bigger impact on the overall sustainability transition.
Secondly, agriculture plays a key role in most developing countries as a source of economic productivity. Some of them are dependent for up to 70% for the economic activities on agriculture. So in this regard, I believe that technological improvements that contribute to sustainability transition are particularly critical. The are of biotechnology is interesting, because when you have the ecological efficiency embodied in a seed for example, a seed that reduces the use of chemicals, that seed can be introduced fairly rapidly and widely in the farming communities, as we've seen with the diffusion of genetically modified seed in agriculture recently. That can facilitate the transition quite rapidly. In contrast with other fields where you need long-time frames to replace established technologies.
The other reason why I think that agriculture is particularly important is that it directly involves farmers in terms of their ability to experiment and try out different methods, so you can actually empower farmers to make sustainability decisions which are slightly different from other sectors. And the fact that when we're talking about the role of agricultural biotechnology, we should take into account the fact that we're dealing with a mix of different technologies, that genetic engineering is not the answer to all the solutions. So my interest is in fact in keeping all the technological options open, ranging from organic farming to genetic modification.
Lynne Malcolm: In a lot of cases too, there's a debate going on between environmental conservation versus sustainable development, and they're often in opposition; do you think this is necessarily the case, or what needs to happen for that attitude to change?
Calestous Juma: I think that when you start to focus on solving practical problems, those debates in fact start to disappear. We have these debates because we are still locked in a kind of legislative mode where we're discussing in general terms of what needs to be done, but when you focus on something, a specific problem say, raising productivity in a certain area, then you use all the technological options available to you, and that debate of which option is better than the other actually disappears, because people will be working on concrete problems. Much of this debate has taken place in constituencies that actually don't solve practical problems.
Lynne Malcolm: So can you give me some more concrete examples where science and technology can really practically help out in particular areas?
Calestous Juma: So if you take the industrial sector for example, and here I'm talking about developing countries, and you take some of the more polluting industries, for example the leather industry, and countries where in fact leather factories are being shut down because of pollution. And this is mainly because of the use of chemicals. There are now new methods by which you can start to use biological processes instead of chemical processes to actually be able to process leather. But making that transition means actually investing in new knowledge which is in the area of enzyme technology, and in the field of biotechnology. That's an area where investment in science and technology becomes essential for making the transition from using polluting chemicals to using cleaner methods. And of course we've seen the potential for being able to reduce agricultural pollution, particularly in the use of pesticides by using genetically modified crops. That's again an excample of why you cannot actually do it unless you have investment in science and technology.
Lynne Malcolm: How important is the role of local people? Agenda 21 was very much a local initiative; has that achieved what it set out to achieve, and is that still the best direction to go?
Calestous Juma: Yes, I think there's a lot of work that needs to be done at the national level, in terms of the translation of these principles into local strategies and action plans. And that's why I'm particularly interested in learning institutions providing leadership; universities and community colleges, because those tend to be closer to the local communities which they actually serve, and so we've said before, if knowledge is essential, the fact it's starting to link local knowledge, the local creation of knowledge and local utilisation of knowledge, means that you can actually bring these ideas closer to people who can actually make them happen. And so that transition from the global to the national needs to be followed by a transition from the national to the local.
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In vitro Cytokine Expression by Peripheral Mononuclear Cells in Herbal Drug-induced Skin Eruption
doi: 10.2340/00015555-1631
Herbal medicine is widely used worldwide and is associated with side-effects such as skin eruptions. Herbal drugs are often produced by combining multiple crude drugs, mostly of plant origin. Determining which medi-cinal plants are associated with the herbal drugs that induce skin eruptions can therefore be difficult. This study investigated mRNA expression of several cytokines in peripheral mononuclear cells (PBMCs) from two patients with herbal drug-induced skin eruptions; one reacted to keishi-bukuryo-gan (KBG), composed of 5 medicinal plants, and the other patient reacted to senna. PBMCs (1×106) from the 2 patients were cultured for 24 h with the supernatant from the medicinal plants from KBG or senna in various concentrations, and a reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) analysis was performed. A high mRNA level of interleukin (IL)-4 and IL-5 was detected in PBMCs stimulated by KBG and two of its components. Senna stimulated a high level of IL-4 and IL-5 mRNA levels in PBMCs from patient with senna-induced drug reaction.
Osamu Norisugi, Yoko Yoshihisa, Kyoko Shimizu, Tadamichi Shimizu
Department of Dermatology, Graduate School of Medicine, University of Toyama, Sugitani, Toyama, Japan.
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Second-round pick LaMichael James is another dangerously fast, highly-productive player who amassed three straight seasons of over 1,500 yards rushing at Oregon. Both these players are slight, particularly James, who's only 5-8, 194 pounds, but the 49ers believe his stature could be effective behind their increasingly big offensive line.
That line potentially got a little bit bigger and nastier with the addition of guard Joe Looney of Wake Forest, the team's fourth-round selection. He should have an opportunity to compete for a starting berth at right guard, one of the team's few question areas entering 2012.
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James had injury issues at Oregon, including a dislocated elbow last season. Another problem with James is his lack of pass receiving; he never caught more than 18 passes in any one season and is not a natural pass catcher.
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In the back end of the draft, they selected a play-making defensive back (Trenton Robinson) who could be their fourth safety and took two players (Looney and Jason Slowey) that could help on the interior of their offensive line.
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Wide receiver A.J. Jenkins: Their best pick may be their first. While the team is stacked with receivers, Jenkins is the only one, other than former first-round choice Michael Crabtree, who could be a future No. 1 receiver. So far, Crabtree has been a disappointment as the receiving bell cow and his disappearance in the playoffs did not help him. Jenkins appears to be what Crabtree is not and that's a gym rat who will make time to put in extra work with quarterback Alex Smith.
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Guard Joe Looney: he could end up as a starter. He will be thrown into the mix for right guard along with Daniel Kilgore, Mike Person and Alex Boone.
The picks
Round 1/30 -- A.J. Jenkins, WR, 6-0, 190, Illinois
Jenkins caught 90 passes last year, nearly half of starting quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase's completions.
Round 2/61 -- LaMichael James, RB, 5-8, 194, Oregon
Slippery undersized back will also be trained to return kicks.
Round 4/117 -- Joe Looney, C/G, 6-3, 318, Wake Forest
Big nasty, interior player is just what they were looking for.
Round 5/165 -- Darius Fleming OLB, 6-2, 245 Notre Dame Will start out on special teams and could become a third-down pass rusher.
Round 6/180 -- Trenton Robinson S, 5-10, 195 Michigan State
Will likely become the team's fourth safety.
Round 6/199 -- Jason Slowey, C, 6-3, 303, Western Oregon
He's the only true center on the team other than starter Jonathan Goodwin.
Round 7/237 -- Cam Johnson, DE, 6-3, 268, Virginia
With the lack of defensive line depth, Johnson has a shot at making the team.
Draft notebook
--- Jenkins, who didn't expect to go in the first round, thought his family in Florida was joking when his cell phone starting ringing. His cousin noticed it was from the 408 area code and kicked in the door to the bathroom so Jenkins could answer the phone. "The first thing I'm going to do (after signing his deal) is buy my mom a new door," he said.
--- Coach Jim Harbaugh, who had trouble beating LaMichael James and his Oregon Ducks when he coached at Stanford, was in no mood to entertain doubts about James's smallish stature, or whether James' selection was a commentary on starter Frank Gore. "There's no need for me to stand up here and defend the pick of LaMichael James. You asked a question, 'is it an indictment against Frank Gore?' My God no."
--- James was arrested in high school and college for assault. The earlier charges were dropped, but James had to serve jail time and 24 months probation for the second charge. He was also investigated twice for NCAA violations. But according to the 49ers, James and his character checked out. "His reputation as a person and as a football player, is very near impeccable," Harbaugh said.
--- Center Jason Slowey from Western Oregon made huge strength gains when he was in college, particularly on the bench press at 225 pounds. "We did the 225 tests the first day I got here and I only did, I think, three reps. Then my pro day I did 38 reps. I've done more. The most I've ever done in 225 was 45," Slowey said.
--- The 49ers signed several former Stanford players as rookie free agents including wide receiver Chris Owusu. He ran a 4.36 40-yard dash time at the combine, but sustained two concussions in three weeks and missed his final four games. The team also signed defensive end Matt Masifulu and safety Michael Taylor. "Scouts and coaches have done a good job with the recruiting process, that this is a place (recruits) would like to be," general manager Trent Baalke said. "When the list comes out, you'll be surprised by some names."


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The high school football season has long since been over and the NFL season is still some ways away but football fans have the chance to satisfy their hunger for the pigskin tonight at the 39th annual Lions All Star Football Classic at Modesto Junior College.
The best junior and senior baseball players Stanislaus County has to offer are set to compete in the 23rd annual Modesto Sunrise Rotary Baseball Classic today at John Thurman Field in Modesto. Nine players from the Turlock area will participate in today's All-Star game, representing Turlock High, Pitman High, and Turlock Christian High. The Pride will also be represented by Mick Tate and his staff who were selected to coach the West team.
Ten years, 146 wins, three 20-win seasons, a 2006 Division I South Section title, and at least 10 former players turned collegiate athletes.
Lindy Avila's time at Turlock High has come to an end but her academic and athletic careers are far from over. After a highly competitive senior season on the court, Avila is set join William Jessup University's women's basketball team. She will be the sole incoming freshman on the squad.
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This year's wrestling season was one to remember for Turlock High. The Bulldogs finished with an undefeated league record, a CCC Championship, a Division I South Championship, and sent four wrestlers to the State Tournament. Freshman Isaac Bertalotto and sophomore Albino Orozco played a big part in Turlock's successful season, proving that a young team and a championship team weren't mutually exclusive.
Hilmar struck first - plating a run in the top of the third inning - but Trans-Valley League rival and defending state champion Escalon was up to the task, scoring two runs in the fourth inning and hanging on for the win.
Turlock, Pitman and Hilmar High each saw its track season come to an end at the SJS Masters tournament in Elk Grove last Thursday. A combined nine athletes from the three schools competed in various events throughout the day, with a majority competing in the girls division.
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With an upset over Linden High under its belt, Hilmar High baseball planned on cruising by Dixon High, in a best two out of three series, on its way to the SJS Division V Championship game. Things didn't quite go as smoothly as they hoped, though.
The SJS Division I Section Finals were a success for both Turlock and Pitman High. After two days of competition at Elk Grove High, the Bulldogs advanced eight athletes to the Masters Meet Trials and the Pride advanced five.
Pitman High was elated at the end of the regular season, winning its first Central California Conference softball championship in school history. The Pride's (16-11 overall) enthusiasm was short lived, however, as Sheldon High (19-9 overall) destroyed their post-season dreams in the first round of the SJS Division I Playoff Tournament, 16-1.
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