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2007 Rutgers Football Recruiting Class
Name Pos. Ht Wt Hometown/High School Coach
Manny Abreu LB 6-3 220 Union City, N.J./Union Hill Joe Rotondi
Robinson Alexis WR 6-0 160 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton Willie Dodaro
Jourdan Brooks FB 6-1 255 Germantown, Md./Seneca Valley Fred Kim
Anthony Davis OL 6-6 350 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway Dan Higgins
Jamiel Farrington DE 6-2 235 Homestead, Fla./Homestead Bobby McCray
Justin Francis DE 6-4 255 Miramar, Fla./Miramar Rodney Gray
Jonathan Freeny DE 6-3 220 Margate, Fla./Coconut Creek Dan Marguriet
Al-Majid Hutchins DB 5-11 180 East Orange, N.J./East Orange Marion Bell
Al-Ghaffaar Lane LB 6-3 200 East Orange, N.J./Paterson Catholic Benji Wimberly
Joe LeFeged DB 6-0 190 Germantown, Md./Northwest Randy Trivers
Joe Martinek DB 6-0 205 Andover, N.J./Hopatcong Paul Reduzzi
Richard Muldrow OL 6-6 300 York, Pa./William Penn Matt Oretega
Keith Newell OL 6-6 290 Trenton, N.J./Trenton Central Ralphiel Mack
Mason Robinson TB 5-10 180 Somerville, N.J./Somerville Kevin Carty
Caleb Ruch OL 6-4 290 Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown Jon Donnelly
Fabian Ruiz TE 6-4 230 Miami, Fla./Miami Sunset Jayson Malkin
Alex Silvestro DE 6-4 220 Gibbstown, N.J./Paulsboro Glenn Howard
Desmond Stapleton OL 6-5 320 Union, N.J./Union Marc Crisafi
San San Te PK 5-9 165 Conover, N.C./Hickory John Worley
Wayne Thomas DL 6-5 280 Hamilton, N.J./Nottingham Jon Adams
Desmond Wynn DL 6-6 250 Bear, Del./St. Mark's John Wilson
The following two players enrolled in January and were members of the 2006 Rutgers Recruiting Class:
Matthew Hardison DE 6-4 250 Freehold, N.J./Freehold Township Dom Lepore
Antonio Lowery LB 6-2 210 Miami, Fla./Christopher Columbus Chris Merritt
Manny Abreu
Linebacker - 6-3, 220
Union City, N.J./Union Hill HS
One of the top linebacker prospects in the nation ... three-year starter at Union City High School for head coach Joe Rotondi ... listed as the No. 2 weakside linebacker prospect in the country by Scout.com and the No. 11 outside linebacker nationally by Rivals.com ... fourth-rated player in New Jersey according to Rivals.com ... rated as the No. 144 prospect in the country by ESPN.com and is a Rivals.com Top 250 recruit ... Second Team Associated Press All-State selection ... recorded 100 tackles with five sacks, three interceptions and four blocked kicks as a senior ... scored eight touchdowns on offense ... First-Team All-Hudson County selection by the Star-Ledger .
Coach Rotondi on Abreu: "Manny is a tremendously gifted athlete. He runs like a wide receiver, hits like a linebacker and has the size of a defensive end. When he is in the game, he is all over the field, from sideline to sideline making plays. Along with Pedro Sosa (current Rutgers offensive lineman), they are the two best players I have ever coached."
Robinson Alexis
Wide Receiver - 6-0, 160
Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton HS
Speedy wide receiver from South Florida ... three-year starter at West Boca Raton High School for head coach Willie Dodaro ... split time between wide receiver and quarterback as a senior ... finished season with 12 receptions for 234 yards and one touchdown ... 7-for-7 passing for 123 yards and four touchdown passes in his only start at quarterback ... three interceptions on defense ... rated as the No. 69 wide receiver prospect in the country and the No. 83 prospect in the state of Florida according to Rivals.com ... Second Team All-Big Schools selection by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Classes 4-6A) ... helped guide West Boca Raton to a 9-2 record and first playoff appearance in school history ... was invited to play in the Outback All-Star Game in Royal Palm Beach, featuring players from the Treasure Coast vs. Palm Beach area student-athletes.
Coach Dodaro on Alexis: "Robinson has a lot of tools - he has speed, he can throw and he can catch. To me, he can be the next Antwaan Randle El with his versatility."
Jourdan Brooks
Fullback - 6-1, 255
Germantown, Md./Seneca Valley HS
Bruising fullback with 4.5 speed in the 40-yard dash ... one of the top prospects in Maryland ... three-year starter for head coach Fred Kim at Seneca Valley High School at both fullback and outside linebacker ... Rivals.com ranked Brooks as the No. 20 middle linebacker prospect in the nation and the No. 7 prospect in the state of Maryland ... totaled 532 yards on 66 carries and seven touchdowns as a senior ... averaged 8.1 yards per carry ... Second Team All-Met honors according to the Washington Post at linebacker ... First-Team All-County and All-League selection ... Seneca Valley finished with a combined record of 27-6 over Brooks' three-year career as a starter.
Coach Kim on Brooks: "Jourdan has tremendous athletic ability. He is so strong and has tremendous explosiveness. He has the athletic ability of a scat back and the power of a fullback.. He is a great blocker with soft hands and has tremendous potential at the next level."
Anthony Davis
Offensive Line - 6-6, 350
Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway HS
Massive offensive lineman who is regarded as one of the top prospects in the nation ... three-year starter for head coach Dan Higgins at Piscataway High School ... Scout.com lists Davis as the nation's second-ranked offensive tackle and a five-star recruit ... Rivals.com lists Davis as one of the nation's top 100 recruits ... Parade First-Team All-American ... considered by most recruiting services the top prospect in New Jersey ... the first No. 1 prospect in the Garden State to sign with Greg Schiano at Rutgers ... played in the U.S. Army All-American game in San Antonio and was a finalist for the National Player of the Year in the prep ranks ... First-Team All-American by USA Today ... First Team All-State selection by the Associated Press and Star-Ledger ... more than 70 pancake blocks for his career ... received more than 50 scholarship offers.
Coach Higgins on Davis: "He was the most dynamic offensive or defensive lineman to play at Piscataway, which says a lot with so many Division I players we have had. The unique part about Anthony is his great athleticism and size along with his willingness to improve as a player."
Jamiel Farrington
Defensive End - 6-2, 235
Homestead, Fla./Homestead HS
Highly regarded defensive end from Dade County ... played for head coach Bobby McCray at Homestead, the same high school of current Rutgers All-American defensive tackle Eric Foster ... ranked as the No. 13 recruit in Dade County by the Miami Herald ... three-year starter at defensive end ... 62 tackles and 12 sacks as a senior as his team reached the regional semifinals in Florida's Class 6A playoffs ... Honorable Mention All-Dade County selection by the Miami Herald.
Coach McCray on Farrington: "Jamiel is a hard-working young man and comes from a good family. He is a real student of the game and has a tremendous work ethic."
Justin Francis
Defensive End - 6-4, 255
Miramar, Fla./Miramar HS
One of the top prospects in Broward County ... played for head coach Rodney Gray at Miramar High School ... two-year starter who played tight end, defensive end and linebacker ... ranked as the No. 13 recruit in Broward County by the Miami Herald ... selected to play in the Broward-Dade All-Star game ... named First-Team All-Broward on defense by the Miami Herald ... impressive senior season included 137 tackles, four sacks and four interceptions ... ranked as the No. 100 defensive end prospect in the nation by Scout.com.
Coach Gray on Francis: "Justin is a good, athletic kid who moves well for a player his size. His upside is that he has a good frame and should be able to bulk up in the weight room. I think he will be a solid player at Rutgers."
Jonathan Freeny
Defensive End - 6-3, 220
Margate, Fla./Coconut Creek HS
Intriguing defensive end prospect from South Florida ... played for head coach Dan Marguriet at Coconut Creek High School ... played just two years of high school football at Coconut Creek, joining the team his junior season ... listed as the No. 21 recruit in Broward County by the Miami Herald ... First-Team All-Broward defensive selection by the Miami Herald and South Florida Sun-Sentinel ... totaled 75 tackles, eight sacks, three fumble recoveries and two interceptions as a senior ... returned one interception 56 yards for a touchdown ... ranked as the No. 69 strongside linebacker in the nation according to Scout.com ... played both defensive end and linebacker as a senior ... finished with 12 sacks his junior year at defensive end.
Coach Marguriet on Freeny: "Jonathan was an outstanding high school prospect who started late and led our team to the district title. He has a terrific work ethic and loves playing football. I think his future is limitless. He is going to be a great addition to the Rutgers program."
Matthew Hardison *
Defensive End - 6-4, 250
Freehold, N.J./Freehold Township HS
Originally a member of the 2006 Rutgers recruiting class who enrolled in January and will be able to participate in spring practice ... versatile performer who has played in all phases of the game - on defense as defensive end and linebacker, on offense as a tight end, and on special teams... had 80 tackles, playing mainly at linebacker as a senior in 2005 for head coach Dom Lepore at Freehold Township High School ... registered 30 solo stops, five sacks, two forced fumbles - on offense, he had 10 receptions for 150 yards as a tight end ... rated the No. 54 inside linebacker in the nation by Rivals.com, as well as the state's No. 22 prospect in 2005 ... Prep Star All-East selection ... earned All-District honors ... also a standout basketball player and weight man on the track and field team.
Coach Lepore on Hardison: "Matt is just a terrific athlete who projects as a rush end coming off the edge. He has great explosion. As a junior, he had never touched a shot put before, but he came out for the track team and ended up throwing 55 feet and making the Meet of Champions. That's the kind of explosion he has."
Al-Majid Hutchins
Defensive Back - 5-11, 180
East Orange, N.J./East Orange HS
The No. 1 rated cornerback prospect in New Jersey according to Rivals.com ... listed as the No. 14 overall prospect in the state and the nation's 35th-rated cornerback by Rivals.com ... played for head coach Marion Bell at East Orange High School ... Star-Ledger First-Team All-Essex on defense at cornerback ... finished senior season with 42 tackles, two interceptions, eight pass breakups, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries ... also kicked 15 extra points ... three-year starter ... played seven different positions as a freshman, including quarterback, running back, linebacker, safety, cornerback, place-kicker and punter.
Coach Bell on Hutchins: ""For a cornerback, Al-Majid is very physical. He has good size and tackles very well. I think he will make an immediate impact, especially with his excellent cover skills. He is used to covering players one-on-one, which translates well to the collegiate game."
Al-Ghaffaar Lane
Linebacker - 6-3, 200
East Orange, N.J./Paterson Catholic HS
Fourth-ranked linebacker prospect in New Jersey according to Rivals.com ... played on the prep level for head coach Benji Wimberly at Paterson Catholic High School ... three-year starter who played both defensive end and outside linebacker ... 24th-ranked prospect in the state of New Jersey overall by Rivals.com and the No. 63 prospect nationally at defensive end by Scout.com ... Second Team All-State selection by the Associated Press ... strong senior season with 75 tackles, 12 sacks and blocked four punts ... All-Passaic selection on defense by the Star-Ledger and Bergen Record ... during his career at Paterson Catholic, the Cougars finished 40-2 ... 13.5 sacks and 74 tackles as a junior ... invited to play in the inaugural East-West High School All-Star game in Orlando.
Coach Wimberly on Lane: "Al-Ghaffaar is a bolt of lighting. He comes off the edge so quickly. He has a great frame and when he fills out in the weight room, he is going to be a monster on the football field."
Joe LeFeged
Defensive Back - 6-0, 190
Germantown, Md./Northwest HS
Third-rated linebacker prospect in Maryland according to Rivals.com (fellow Rutgers commitment Jourdan Brooks was the No. 2 linebacker prospect) ... No. 23 safety prospect in the nation by Scout.com ... played for head coach Randy Trivers at Northwest High School ... Washington Post All-Met Defensive Player of the Year ... played linebacker, running back, wide receiver, quarterback and kickoff and punt returner for the Bulls ... recorded 63 tackles, including 15 for loss with seven sacks and two interceptions ... averaged more than 10 yards per carry and six of his 10 total touchdowns came on plays of 30 yards or longer ... Associated Press First-Team All-State selection.
Coach Trivers on LeFeged: "Joe is a tremendously versatile football player who could play a number of positions on the next level and play them well. He has a great combination of explosiveness, speed, instincts and physicality. He goes from Point A to Point B very fast and gets there with some bad intentions. Joe is also an outstanding return man as well with sure hands and can make people miss and break tackles. He has a phenomenal attitude. He is a very positive teammate and a humble young man."
Antonio Lowery *
Linebacker - 6-1, 210
Miami, Fla./Christopher Columbus HS
Originally a member of the 2006 Rutgers recruiting class who enrolled in January and will be able to participate in spring practice ... All-America selection by PrepStar ... three-year starter for head coach Chris Merritt ... rated No. 28 outside linebacker in the nation by ESPN.com in 2005 ... rated No. 51 outside linebacker in the nation by Rivals.com ... Rated in the top 40 pre-season prospects in Florida by Rivals.com ... ranked as the ninth-best linebacker by the Orlando Sentinel ... finished senior season with 51 tackles, two interceptions and five forced fumbles in six games ... anchored a defense that surrendered just seven points per game ... selected to play for the South team in North-South Florida All-Star game ... also started three years in basketball ... earned All-Dade County (6A-4A) honors by the Miami Herald ... Columbus finished second in the state in 6A in 2005, finishing 10-1 and recording the first undefeated regular season in school history ... led Explorers to their third-consecutive District title ... Columbus recorded a 24-8 record during Lowery's career ... led Miami-Dade County in rebounds with over 10 per game in 2005.
Coach Merritt on Lowery: "Antonio is a very physical tackler. He shut down half the football field for us each game. He is a kid that will always get to the football and loves creating turnovers."
Joe Martinek
Defensive Back - 6-0, 205
Hopatcong, N.J./Hopatcong HS
2006 Gatorade New Jersey State Player of the Year ... finished remarkable career as the all-time leader in New Jersey state history with 7,589 rushing yards and 80 touchdowns ... played for head coach Paul Reduzzi at Hopatcong High School and was a four-year starter... appeared in the January 11, 2007 edition of Sports Illustrated in the "Faces in the Crowd" section ... 38th all-time in high school football history nationally in career rushing yards ... completed second straight 2,000-yard season as a senior with 2,079 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns ... on defense at linebacker, recorded 54 tackles, four sacks, three interceptions and nine pass breakups ... seventh in the state in scoring as a senior with 160 points ... second-best single-game rushing total in New Jersey as a senior with 396 yards on 31 carries and four touchdowns vs. Jefferson High School ... First Team All-State selection by the Associated Press and Star-Ledger.
Coach Reduzzi on Martinek: "Joe is a tremendous individual and tremendous athlete. With the success we had on the field the last four years was a result of Joe helping his teammates and making them better on and off the field."
Richard Muldrow
Offensive Line - 6-6, 300
York, Pa./William Penn HS
Towering offensive tackle with good athleticism for a player of his size ... two-year starter for head coach Matt Oretega at William Penn High School ... rated as the No. 45 offensive tackle in the nation and the No. 25 prospect in Pennsylvania by Rivals.com ... No. 60 offensive tackle nationally according to Scout.com ... Second-Team All-League honoree ... played in the Pennsylvania East-West All-Star Game in Altoona, Pa.
Coach Oretega on Muldrow: "Richard is a raw talent. He is so big and is still not done growing. He was unanimously named a team captain and is a positive role model. He has great character and terrific work ethic - he is the type of player who will maximize his potential."
Keith Newell
Offensive Line - 6-6, 290
Trenton, N.J./Trenton Central HS
Second-ranked defensive end prospect in New Jersey according to Rivals.com ... played for head coach Ralphiel Mack at Trenton Central High School ... three-year starter who played offensive tackle, defensive tackle and defensive end ... listed as the No. 30 strongside defensive end in the country by Rivals.com ... No. 23 offensive tackle nationally by Scout.com ... First-Team All-Colonial Valley Conference selection by The Trentonian.
Coach Mack on Newell: "I think Keith will be an impact player on a high level at Rutgers. He has a massive frame and has very good feet for a person of his size. Keith has yet to tap into his full potential and I think he will be able to do so at Rutgers."
Mason Robinson
Tailback -- 5-10, 180
Somerville, N.J./Somerville HS
Ranked the No. 32 all-purpose player in the nation by Rivals.com and the No. 7 prospect in New Jersey ... three-year starter for head coach Kevin Carty at Somerville High School ... Carty spent six seasons as the wide receiver coach at Rutgers from 1984-89 ... one of the fastest athletes in the state, with personal-best times of 10.97 in the 100 meters and 21.95 in the 200 on the track last spring ... won the Skyland Conference and Somerset County titles in both events ... rushed for 1,688 yards and scored 17 touchdowns while averaging 8.7 yards per carry as a senior ... also caught 15 passes for 275 yards and two touchdowns ... ran for 245 yards vs. Hackettstown and for 214 yards vs. Bernards ... named Third-Team All-State by the Star-Ledger and was a First-Team All-Somerset County selection ... earned First-Team honors by the Courier-News in both his senior and junior seasons ... rushed for 1,229 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior ... also an outstanding cornerback who had nine interceptions over his final two seasons and ranked No. 32 at the position nationally by Scout.com.
Coach Carty on Robinson: "Mason's biggest attribute is his flexibility and versatility. The kid has so many things going for him - he has toughness and competitiveness and has great speed, not just track speed. He is a football player who runs fast and can play several different positions, including wide receiver, running back, cornerback or as a kick returner. Mason is truly a great kid."
Caleb Ruch
Offensive Line - 6-4, 290
Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown HS
Another top offensive line recruit from the state of Pennsylvania ... rated as the No. 28 prospect in the state and the 35th-ranked offensive guard in the nation by Rivals.com ... four-year starter for head coach Jon Donnelly at Quakertown High School ... Scout.com named Ruch the 32nd-ranked guard in the country ... First-Team Class AAAA Associated Press All-State honors as a senior, becoming the first player in school history to achieve the honor ... Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area First Team ... Harrisburg Patriot-News "Platinum 33" team selection ... Third-Team All-State selection by the PA Football News ... First-Team All-Area honoree by the Morning Call and Intelligencer ... durable player who made 47 career starts and missed just one game in his career due to injury in his freshman season ... did not allow a sack his senior year and yielded just one sack as a junior ... one of 50 recipients of the Mini Max Award for excellence in high school football, as awarded by the Maxwell Club.
Coach Donnelly on Ruch: "Caleb is a tenacious run blocker. He finishes blocks extremely well and has great feet for a player of his size. I think he is prepared as a freshman strength-wise to compete right away for playing time. As a four-year starter, I think he has the proper mentality to come in right away and perform."
Fabian Ruiz
Tight End - 6-4, 230
Miami, Fla./Miami Sunset HS
One of the top tight end prospects in the Miami area ... listed as the No. 73 tight end prospect in the nation by Scout.com ... three-year starter for head coach Jayson Malkin at Miami Sunset High School ... No. 12 ranked recruit in Dade County by the Miami Herald ... First-Team All-Dade selection according to the Miami Herald ... FHSAA Third-Team All-State tight end ... ... played tight end, defensive end and defensive tackle in the prep ranks ... caught nine passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns as a senior ... known as a solid blocker in Sunset's run-oriented offense ... team advanced to the regional quarterfinals in class 6A in Florida, the state's highest classification for football ... played both defensive end and tight end during his prep career.
Coach Malkin on Ruiz: "I think Fabian is a great kid with a great work ethic and attitude. He has a ton of untapped potential and has some abilities he doesn't realize he has. I certainly enjoyed working with him and wish we had him another year."
Alex Silvestro
Linebacker - 6-4, 220
Gibbstown, N.J./Paulsboro HS
Rated the 25th best overall prospect in New Jersey by Rivals.com ... three-year starter at linebacker for head coach Glenn Howard ... also served as the Red Raiders' starting tight end and punter ... posted 93 tackles, including 61 solo stops as a senior ... also had 10 sacks,12 tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries and eight pass deflections last fall ... Star-Ledger Second-Team All-State ... Associated Press Third-Team All-State honoree ... listed as the No. 19 strongside linebacker in the nation by Scout.com ... two-time First Team All-Conference, All-Area and All-South Jersey selection by the Philadelphia Inquirer ... led Paulsboro to a 10-2 record and the Group I State Championship for the second-straight year as a senior ... named the Touchdown Club of Southern Jersey Lineman of the Year and named to the Brooks-Irvine Memorial Football Club All-South Jersey Team as a senior ... the Red Raiders were a combined 30-6 in his three years as a varsity starter ... totaled 85 tackles, including five sacks as a junior ... also a standout wrestler, finished sixth and fourth in the state as a sophomore and junior, respectively ... owns a 120-15 career record midway through his senior season on the mat.
Coach Howard on Silvestro: "Alex is the most productive defensive player we have had here in my 20 years as head coach. He has been a pleasure to coach during his career. He set a very high standard of excellence for other plays to emulate. He is a tough hitter and dominating blocker who makes big plays."
Desmond Stapleton
Offensive Line - 6-5, 320
Union, N.J./Union HS
One of New Jersey's top offensive line prospects and the younger brother of former Rutgers center Darnell Stapleton ... three-year starter for head coach Marc Crisafi at Union High School ... played both left tackle on offense and defensive tackle ... No. 57 offensive tackle prospect in the nation according to Scout.com ... Rivals.com listed Stapleton as the No. 30 prospect in New Jersey ... Star-Ledger First-Team All-State selection ... Third-Team Associated Press All-State selection ... helped guide team to 7-4 record as a senior.
Coach Crisafi on Stapleton: "I think Desmond's strengths are that he can stay on his feet and block in space. He is a good pass blocker and is a great pulling lineman with great feet. If he continues to progress like he has in high school, I think he will be a mainstay in the lineup and a quality football player for several years at Rutgers."
San San Te
Place-Kicker - 5-9, 165
Conover, N.C./Hickory HS
Ranked as the No. 5 place-kicking prospect in the nation by Scout.com ... three-year starter for head coach John Worley at Hickory High School ... ranked as the nation's No. 2 kicker after the Fifth Annual Kicking and Snapping Event, sponsored by Nike and hosted by Chris Sailer Kicking ... Rivals.com listed Te as the country's seventh-ranked prospect ... strong, accurate leg ... 34-of-35 on PATs as a senior with seven field goals ... also served as the team's punter ... helped guide team to 9-3 record and the first round of the state playoffs ... excellent all-around athlete who also played soccer his first three years in high school and is a sprinter on the track team ... named Honorable Mention All-State ... First-Team All-County and All-Conference.
Coach Worley on Te: "San San has a terrific work ethic. He is very athletic for a kicker. He loves the staff at Rutgers and likes the idea of learning from Jeremy Ito. He will do the things needed to be successful in the classroom and on the field at the next level."
Wayne Thomas
Defensive Line - 6-5, 280
Hamilton, N.J./Nottingham HS
Rated as the No. 11 prospect in New Jersey and the 31st-ranked defensive tackle in the nation by Rivals.com ... four-year starter for head coach Jon Adams at Nottingham High School ... led team with 12.5 sacks as a senior, despite facing constant double-teams ... established school records for single-season sacks (12.5) and career sacks (33) ... tremendous senior season included 92 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and an amazing eight forced fumbles ... recovered three fumbles and also had one interception ... led team to Central Jersey Group III Championship Game as a junior at Rutgers Stadium ... team finished 2005 campaign 10-2 overall, including a school-record 10-straight victories ... First-Team All-Area for Delaware Valley, a region that includes five New Jersey counties and Bucks County in Pennsylvania ... finished second in the Lineman of the Year by the 12th Man TD Club.
Coach Adams on Thomas: "Wayne has tremendous upside. He is huge, extremely quick and explosive. He has unlimited potential in terms of growth and runs well to the ball. He played his best football against very good competition. I really don't think he has hit his full potential; the sky's the limit. He will be in an excellent program with an excellent coach."
Desmond Wynn
Defensive Line - 6-6, 250
Bear, Del./St. Mark's HS
First Team All-State in Delaware by both the Interscholastic Football Coaches Association and Delaware Broadcasters and Sportswriters Association ... two-year starter for head coach John Wilson ... missed the first three games of senior season with a sprained ACL, returning to spark St. Mark's on a six-game winning streak ... St. Mark's finished 9-3 and ranked No. 4 in the state ... two-time First Team All-Conference selection ... ranked as the No. 3 overall prospect in the state of Delaware and the No. 60 strongside defensive end by Rivals.com ... moved to defensive tackle to fill a hole as a senior, posting 45 tackles, including nine tackles for loss, while facing double teams the majority of the season ... 36 tackles, including six tackles for loss and three sacks at his defensive end spot as a junior ... also a scholastic basketball standout but chose not to play as a senior to concentrate solely on football.
Coach Wilson on Wynn: "Desmond truly fits the mold of Rutgers, gaining notice and becoming a highly-regarded prospect as the season progressed last fall. He really earned the respect of the other coaches. He was a real leader, doing the job, physically, academically and socially. He has tremendous potential at the college level and we are really going to miss him."
* Member of the 2006 recruiting class who enrolled in January
Courtesy Rutgers Sports Information


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WALTERBORO — In late March 1945, Glenn Chaney witnessed the most famous bathroom break of World War II.
After spending the previous 22 hours building a pontoon bridge across the flooded Rhine River, Chaney and his unit of combat engineers got word Gen. George Patton was on his way.
Eager to catch a glimpse of the colorful top brass leader, Chaney climbed to the top of a nearby dirt pile and saluted the Third Army chief as he drove by.
Moments later and near the bridge's mid-point, Chaney suddenly saw Patton's jeep slow to a crawl, then stop. The general got out, stepped to the side of the newly finished span and casually unfastened his trousers.
"There, you Nazi sons of b-----s," Chaney said, trying to get inside Patton's thoughts that day. The moment was captured by photographers but not widely disseminated.
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Nearly 70 years later, Chaney is among the dwindling number of South Carolinians who fought in World War II. And at 87, he may be among the oldest to receive post-traumatic stress disorder benefits for it.
After decades of nightmares and sessions with doctors, Chaney last year was approved based on his World War II experiences that, according to some of the paperwork involved, included much more than spanning Europe's rivers and streams.
"My unit was involved in the release of prisoners of war at the Buchenwald concentration camp," he said in one account his family provided to the Department of Veterans Affairs. "The prisoners looked like walking skeletons and some died while I was there. We used big earth moving machines to dig massive graves."
Also: "1944 — On our way into St. Lo (France), I pushed through a hedge row. Unknown to me, there was about a 6-foot ditch on the other side. As I burst through, I fell into the ditch and onto a dead German soldier. The stench was horrible. I rubbed dirt on my uniform, tried water and everything else. I only had one uniform so I had to live with the stench."
He also was wounded by a burst of artillery shrapnel.
The PTSD ruling, which about doubled his monthly VA benefits, his family said, helped settle some of the nagging questions that had plagued Chaney's children since they were young.
"Growing up, we were not allowed to make noise," said daughter Peggy Craven of Columbia. "We couldn't eat potato chips or celery," she added. "You had to tell him before you could get ice out of the ice machine."
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Chaney grew up in Washington, Pa., not far from Pittsburgh. After the war broke out, he was drafted into the Army and steered toward becoming a medic. He gave that up, realizing that seeing wounded and bleeding G.I.s probably was not something he could handle. That set up his change of career, toward the 160th Engineers Combat Battalion.
During World War II, combat engineers had a variety of responsibilities, including clearing mines, carrying flamethrowers and blowing up enemy bunkers. But Chaney's specialty became building bridges.
What he did was critical. By design, the countries of northern Europe depend on waterways and bridges. So when the American Army approached a water obstacle, it usually meant the engineers had to cross 100 feet or so of canal before tackling the adjacent river.
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Chaney remembers the physical labor involved through dozens of crossings. Still, it is the Patton crossing at the German city of Mainz that stands out, including the symbolic puncturing of the last of the German defenses.
"I'm proud of the fact he was my general," Chaney said of the eccentric Patton, who boasted ornate sidearms, believed in reincarnation and was one of the more colorful figures on the American side.
Historical notes say Patton wrote about his "call of nature," which apparently was far from impromptu.
"I drove to the Rhine River and went across on the pontoon bridge," he recorded afterward. "I stopped in the middle to take a p--- and then picked up some dirt on the far side in emulation of William the Conqueror."
The crossing was the first and only time Chaney said he saw his top commanding officer.
Patton's grandson, George Patton "Pat" Waters, lives in Mount Pleasant. He knows the Rhine story well, but said he wanted to focus on Chaney's efforts in getting the Army across, "and for getting my grandfather almost home."
Patton survived the fighting but died later that year following a car accident.
Living with PTSD
For Chaney, when the war ended he got on a boat in southern France and came home. He started a family and followed various career paths, including as a bartender and working in the glass industry.
"Drank cold beer," he said. And hid his PTSD.
His diagnosis came after repeated trips to the VA hospital in Charleston, he said.
Today, psychology experts say it became common for some WW II vets to carry on after the war, trying to function by keeping their memories buried. Dr. Ron Acierno, director of the post-traumatic stress disorder clinic at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, said the vets might cope by immersing themselves in intense work habits or, at the far opposite extreme, relying on substance or alcohol abuse to self-medicate, which became common among some members of the Greatest Generation.
"If the symptoms are not gone in three or four months, they don't seem to go away at all," said Acierno, who is not Chaney's doctor. "Just because you've had this for 70 years doesn't mean you can't treat it," he added.
Chaney said he can speak openly about his experiences now because he wants people to know what he went through, especially seeing the Holocaust up close.
"Like I said, there are those who don't believe it," he said.
World War II veteran Glenn Chaney, of Walterboro, served as a combat engineer helping the American Army cross canals and rivers in Europe. (chris hanclosky/staff)×
World War II veteran Glenn Chaney, of Walterboro, served as a combat engineer helping the American Army cross canals and rivers in Europe. In late March 1945, Gen. George Patton crossed the Rhine River on Chaney's bridge, pausing for the most famous bathroom break of the war. (chris hanclosky/staff)×
World War II veteran Glenn Chaney, of Walterboro, served as a combat engineer helping the American Army cross canals and rivers in Europe. In late March 1945, Gen. George Patton crossed the Rhine River on Chaney's bridge, pausing for the most famous bathroom break of the war. (chris hanclosky/staff)×
World War II veteran Glenn Chaney, of Walterboro, served as a combat engineer helping the American Army cross canals and rivers in Europe. (chris hanclosky/staff)×
The PTSD ruling has nearly doubled the monthly VA benefits for World War II veteran Glenn Chaney.×


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ENFIELD — The shooting death of an Enfield teenager on Wednesday night has been ruled a homicide by police, who have identified the victim as 19-year-old Jonathan Torres and are actively investigating the killing – the town's first in several years.
Enfield police officials did not immediately return phone messages Thursday morning, but multiple news reports indicated Torres was fatally shot outside his Prospect Street home in the Thompsonville section of town just after 9 p.m.
Torres was taken by ambulance to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, where he was pronounced dead. Four suspects were taken into custody for questioning, NBCConnecticut.com reports.
The crime scene at the corner of Prospect and High streets is about 2 miles south of Longmeadow, and some Enfield residents said they were shocked by such violence in the traditionally low-crime community.
"Truly at a loss for words," Kay Moreno, a friend of the victim, posted on her Facebook page. "Weapons are NOT the answer. I'm mortified, better yet disgusted, at what this town has become. ... You had your whole life ahead of you," she said of Torres.
Others described Torres as a good kid who avoided trouble.
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Torres was with family members moments before he died, the Hartford Courant reports. His mother's boyfriend told reporters that the teen was killed just minutes after going outside to sit on the steps of the Prspect Street home.
Law enforcement officials said they stopped a stolen vehicle in Windsor that may be connected to the shooting. All four teenage males in the car were taken into custody for questioning, though none had been charged with murder as of Thursday morning, according to NBC Connecticut.
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Flight of the Valkyrie Chapter 1 - http://sjbonnar.deviantart.com/art/Flight-of-the-Valkyrie-90269394
Flight of the Valkyrie Chapter 2 - http://sjbonnar.deviantart.com/art/Flight-of-the-Valkyrie-2-91200430
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Your hotel has a restaurant where you'll find good menu choices for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills and a snack bar/deli. Go for a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool and enjoy the sun loungers. There is also a swim-up bar and a bar/lounge so guests can sip a refreshing drink by the pool or indoors when staying here.
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I met another weird problem that the core application of browser could not be invoked. I followed the parameter setting as official document and I also set the internet perssion as well.
May someone figure out what is wrong I am coding and help me out. Thank you
The source code is as below
void App::invokeWebBrowser() { // Create a new invocation request InvokeRequest request; // Setup the request properties according to the current configuration request.setTarget(tr("sys.browser ")); request.setAction(tr("bb.action.OPEN")); request.setMimeType(tr("text/html")); request.setUri(tr("http://www.google.com")); // Start the invocation const InvokeReply *reply = m_invokeManager->invoke(request); if (reply) { // Ensure that processInvokeReply() is called when the invocation has finished QObject::connect(reply, SIGNAL(finished()), this, SLOT(processInvokeReply())); } else { m_errorMessage = tr("Invoke Failed! InvokeReply is empty."); emit errorMessageChanged(); return; } }
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Title hopes slipping? Lakers lose Game 5
BOSTON – Phil Jackson threw it out there when he first assembled his Lakers team Sunday, partly because he believed what he was saying and partly to bang a drum.
Jackson predicted the Boston Celtics were going to shoot well, especially on their home court. Jackson said they were due. He hoped to hear protest – and he did. From all the grumbling Lakers came the retort: "They won't shoot well if we don't let 'em!"
Come Sunday night, the Lakers had no fight to support their talk.
They lost the tie-breaking Game 5 of the NBA Finals to the Celtics, 92-86, with Boston's 56.3 percent field-goal shooting the best anyone has hung on the Lakers this postseason.
No opponent had even shot as much as 50 percent in 20 previous playoff games, actually.
The Lakers have to come together for their plane flight home Monday morning, but they need to in far more figurative ways to win Games 6 and 7 at Staples Center to repeat as champions.
"We need to protect each other," Lakers forward Pau Gasol said of the disappointing defense, which offset a dynamic individual show by Kobe Bryant. He had 38 points to account for 44 percent of the team's scoring. With four assists, he had twice as many of those as any teammate.
That stilted offensive production was just another way the Lakers failed to play as a team. Their 86 points were still the fewest the Lakers have scored all postseason.
It leaves the Lakers trailing in a series for the first time in the playoffs. What once looked so promising for the Lakers considering Jackson is 47-0 when his team wins Game 1 has become a profound challenge.
A road team has faced a tie-breaking Game 5 with the safety net of home Games 6 and 7 eight previous times; the winner of Game 5 has won seven those eight series. Overall, the winner of the tie-breaking Game 5 has gone on to win 19 of 25 NBA Finals.
"They've still got to win one more," Lakers forward Lamar Odom said, "and they have to do it on our home court."
The Lakers opened the playoffs 9-0 at home before losing Game 2 to the Celtics and have won 84 percent of their home playoff games (72-14) since Staples Center opened in 2000. Since the start of the 2008 NBA playoffs, the Lakers are 29-4 at Staples in the postseason.
Said Boston's Rajon Rondo: "We play better on the road anyway."
Celtics coach Doc Rivers reiterated before this game that Boston probably needed to overcome one stellar Bryant scoring game to win the series. He wound up as prophetic as Jackson, as Bryant made 13 of 27 field-goal attempts despite going 4-for-12 in the first half on a twisted ankle.
Bryant scored the last four points of the first half for the Lakers – and then the first 19 of the second half. The elapsed time where no other Laker scored? The last 3:59 of the first half and the first 9:44 of the second half. That's a mind-boggling 13:43 of game time, an entire quarter and then another 1:43 of the next.
"We didn't take advantage of that," said Lakers center Andrew Bynum, a disappointment despite having his right knee drained so he could play. "We allowed them to get easy baskets right back."
Boston's Paul Pierce scored 27 points on 12-of-21 shooting. Garnett was key with 18 points, 10 rebounds, five steals, three assists and two blocks.
The only other Laker to reach 12 points was Pau Gasol, but he shot just 5 of 12 from the field. The Lakers were outscored in the paint, 46-32.
Bryant, though, refused to dwell on it. When asked about his confidence level heading home, he laughed and said sarcastically: "I'm not very confident at all."
"That's Kobe," Garnett said. "He's got a lot of confidence. I've got confidence that my team can go out there and get a win. So we'll see."
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Try to practice the same time every day. 1-3 hours. Divide your practice time up...technique (new), repertoire (new and old) and songwriting. Check out youtube for lessons and/or songs you want to learn. If you are learning a new song, listen to it over and over so that it is in your body, not just your head. You want to integrate music into your heart and build muscle memory in your hands. Go slow and use a metronome. Count out loud....break things down to their simplest components...then put it back together...your way.
Dear Artist/Talent of Delta Blues,
First, I'm not going to lie to you...I'm not really comfortable doing this, but a good friend has been urging me to give it a shot, so I am.
I am looking for new talent to join me as I take my game to the next level.
I'm going to be playing at the 169 Bar in NYC, (169 E. Broadway in Chinatown, www.169barnyc.com) on March 20 at 8 pm and want you to come by, if this letter "fits" you.
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My name is Robin O'Herin. I play bottleneck blues, piedmont blues, holy blues, original folk blues, and some fingerstyle guitar.
I've opened for the Doobie Brothers, Paul Geremia, Roy Bookbinder and Vance Gilbert. I've shared the stage with Leslie West and Mountain and Andy Cohen. People tell me I sound like I grew up in the Delta, but I'm actually a Jewish girl, originally from Long Island, years ago.
I grew up listening to Lightnin Hopkins, Mississippi John Hurt and Blind Willie Johnson. Then I discovered Rev. Gary Davis and players like John Renbourne.
Some say I sound like early Bonnie Raitt or Rory Block. Maybe a little Keb Mo. I'm including a few little video clips so you can hear what I'm talking about. But people tell me my music is more raw; authentic is a word they use a lot. Some people think my voice reminds them of Janis Joplin. I don't know about that, but let's just say I can "bring it" from a deep place if you know what I mean…
Like I said, I'm looking for talent to play with me and that can basically "handle" my style.
It's not for everyone.
If you've got talent, I would like to meet you on one condition – please be "You." No fakes.
Either you've "got it" or you don't if you know what I mean. So, like I said, I'm playing at the 169 Bar in NYC, (169 E. Broadway in Chinatown, www.169barnyc.com) on March 20 at 8, and if Delta blues is your thing, you need to be there.
I'm looking for like-minded, true to themselves and true to delta blues music kind of people. If you're like me, and looking for more, and are willing to put in the effort and time to make that happen – this will not be a waste of your time. I love the adventure. I love my music. And I love sharing that passion with others. And, I'd love to find people to play with. That's why this invitation.
People come up to me at gigs or find me online and want to play with me, but they don't really "get" my music at all (that's why I'm writing this letter)—it's not like city blues where it follows a set progression and keeps perfect time. It's not all polished and shiny and sometimes it has crooked time or gets way on the backbeat.
So you can see that I'm looking for that special talent.
If you're a singer, or dance, or play harp, drums or bass, that's a plus of course. And if you just love this gritty music, but have no real musical talent, you come too. Or if you haven't heard delta-style blues; you should.
But this letter is really for...the die-hard delta blues artist.
For the musicians, I've got to be up front, it has to be the right fit. This is business too. We are talking about making money and getting paid.
I tour regionally, have played in Europe and have a couple of CDs out.
You can check me out at www.robinoherin.com, www.reverbnation.com/robinoherin, www.youtube.com/robinohe or on facebook, twitter, talentwatch.com (just to name some of the sites).
Anyway, I'm going to be playing at the 169 Bar in NYC, (169 E. Broadway in Chinatown on March 20 around 8 pm. It's a small venue, so you might want to get there early so you can get a good seat. Come up and introduce yourself.
Need you.
Damn! Wish we had seen this letter 2 weeks ago. We are a NYC Blues band, and would have loved to come to the show and support you. Best of luck - and next time you make a trip back east, please keep us in the loop!
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At www.talentwatch.net/robinoherin three of my videos are in the top 15 and one is in the top 10! How cool is that!
Hey! Just wanted to update you on a few last minute February gigs. Today's concert for the Mass Hospital School has been moved to March 3. This is in conjunction with raisingtheblues.org, a wonderful organization helping disabled children. They are having a fundraiser on March 6 with some wonderful musicians--check http://www.raisingtheblues.org for details. Tomorrow, (Thursday), I will be joining Darlene White from the BSO Educational Dept. for a fun, interactive music and storytelling workshop at Knesset Israel.Heroes For Haiti is an all-day event at the Washington Ave. Armory in Albany. The doors open at noon and I will be playing upstairs between 2 and 2:30. It sounds like a wonderful event. The afternoon will begin with an interfaith service, then community expo on the main floor with exhibit and vending tables of local not-for-profits, women and minority-owned businesses, social justice organizations, social service agencies, faith institutions, and others. There will also be workshops taking place in three rooms on the upper floors during the afternoon and musical performances on the main stage. There is also a big concert planned for that evening. I will also be in Upton at the Rose Room Revue later this month--haven't been there in a couple of years, for you Eastern MA fans. I've been working on some new marketing strategies and some new performance video snippets. I have a new video intro up here: http://www.talentwatch.net/artist/profile?id=NDI5. If you are up for it, you can register as a fan and rate my videos.... More to come soon. Stay warm.
For those who missed the update on NYC: New York City was awesome. It is a very cool club. The owner was a little grumpy at first, but after he heard us play (Marshall Messer joined me on harmonica), he said he wanted us to come back--maybe a Saturday night, and that we were Excellent! How cool is that? And I'm going back March 20. 2010!
the gig had four floors with 4 bands on each floor. I was squashed between two blues bands. The place filled up while I was playing and people LOVED IT! Lot's of good things may come out of it--I'll keep you posted. :) R.
Hey everyone, Thanks for your help and support--I can't believe I went from #17 to #4 in 4 days. You guys are awesome! robin
I'm surprised you weren't among the winners of the contest. Still, a bunch more people got to hear your name and your music. That's a good thing. Keep on the straight and narrow!
I can't believe it--only three more days to go and I am up to number seven! And, I'm number 9 on the top artists!!!!! I have to say to all my fans--you are Fantastic!
I love you Mom!!
Love, Robin
I could disagree and say that you're actually #1 and you just don't know it... ;-)
I just want to thank everyone who has been placing widgets and listening to songs. You guys are the best! Robin


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Goldmann's on way out
Icon of old Mitchell St. shopping district, 111-year-old department store is to close for good in October
After more than a century in business, Goldmann's Department Store on Mitchell St. will close in October.
A Milwaukee icon, the 55,000-square-foot general merchandise emporium outlasted Schuster's, Gimbels, Kunzelmann-Esser, The Grand, Singers and others on a long list of stores that once graced Mitchell St.
"We give better values," owner Milton Pivar said with a smile. "And I think a lot had to do with we know what we're doing."
Between S. 6th and 16th streets, Mitchell St. was the premier shopping area for the south side at the middle of the 20th century.
Sales at Goldmann's peaked about 30 years ago at $4.5 million a year. Now the store does about $3 million a year, in part by selling large sizes and items that are hard to find elsewhere.
Men's belts, for example, go up to 70 inches. And in a world where 56K means a slow modem to most people, it's a bra size at Goldmann's, available in purple.
Snuggies are a big draw, too. Retirement homes bring in busloads of residents who are delighted to be able to buy the sensible, warm cotton underpants they've worn for 70 years, said Jerry Lewis, who owns Goldmann's with Pivar.
The men bought the store in 1988, and they say Goldmann's is still a viable business. But the owners are both nearly 79 years old.
"Nothing is forever," said Pivar. "It was a difficult decision to make."
Managers learned of the store closing plan Tuesday and the rest of the staff, which totals 45, were to get the official word this morning. Many of the managers have been with the store for 25 years or more.
"It's very sad," said Maryann Diederich, who runs the second-floor fabric department and manages the basement, where shoppers can find everything from luggage to plastic floral grave markers. "I understand why, but it's still sad."
A buyer for the building has already been found.
For shoppers who remember Goldmann's from its heyday, a visit is like a trip into a time warp. Nothing has changed, including the linoleum on the floor, where holes are patched with duct tape and edges are curled from wear.
The faded green exterior was last remodeled in 1956, but the inside is older.
"We have a wide assortment of mismatched counters," Pivar said. "They make Goldmann's unique. We don't sell counters, we sell merchandise."
Shortly after Goldmann's celebrated its 100th anniversary, it became something of a living retail museum. Tourists stop to eat burgers at the lunch counter. And natives who left the city years ago come back for a visit and are delighted to climb the creaky stairs to the balcony, where lamp shades of all sizes flank the narrow aisle.
"A lot of people say, 'Don't ever close Goldmann's. I like it here,' " Pivar said.
"We have so many people who come in here once a year for their jaunt," Diederich said. "They buy some candy raisins. But you can't stay in business doing that."
Still, Pivar encourages bus tours. Next month he'll get a visit from a group of women combining Goldmann's with a trip to the Marcus Center to see Doc Severinsen.
Pivar will greet the group on the bus, talk about the store's history, and give out "I love Goldmann's" buttons.
Goldmann's opened as a dry goods store in 1896 and stayed with the founding family until Pivar and Lewis bought it in 1988. Pivar's father had owned and operated the men's clothing department within the store, and Pivar started working there with him when he was 12 years old.
"I didn't want the store to close, so I got together with Mr. Lewis and bought the store, instead of retiring like a normal person would do," Pivar recalled.
He still puts in 60 hours a week in the store, taking the stairs without hesitation. Until a few years ago, he worked on the selling floor, along with Lewis.
But it's hard to compete with big box stores and discounters these days, Pivar said. Goldmann's has people on the selling floor who help customers find what they want, and they know many of them by name. There are no central checkout counters.
"It's not like we have to close," Pivar said. "We're doing some business. But there's getting to be less and less demand for a store like this.
"We're going out when the time is right. We can hold our heads up high. We don't have to say we were pushed out of business."
Pivar and Lewis sold the Goldmann building for $625,000 to Don Kim, owner of Milwaukee City Sports, an athletic shoe store at the Midtown shopping center; and DK USA Development Co.
Kim plans to open a second athletic shoe store in the lower level and to lease out space on the first and second floors. He expects to spend about $2.5 million on renovations and is hoping to qualify for city assistance for the plan.
Kim plans to keep the Goldmann name on the building and will allocate space on the main floor near the front door for a Goldmann's Department Store museum that will be free and open to the public.
"I would like to keep all that tradition," Kim said.
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