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Sloan Anderson
Sloan Anderson is a sophomore studying at the University of Kentucky and majoring in Biology. He plans to attend medical school after graduating with a Bachelor's in Biology. Sloan's research project looks at the transfer of antibiotic resistance in bacteria located in the gastrointestinal tract of farm animals via bacteria living in the GI tract of birds to other farm animals located elsewhere. His mentor on this project is Dr. Vincent Cassone of the Biology Department.
Annie Baker
Annie Baker is majoring in biology and chemistry and currently intends to go into medical research after college and graduate school, but her plans may change. Her research project uses analogs of the compound NADH to determine the path of electron transfer in the mechanism of FixAB enzyme, under the supervision of her mentor, Dr. Anne-Frances Miller.
Esias Bedingar
Esias Bedingar is a Physiology Scholar in the College of Medicine. He is researching Alzheimer's disease,specifically using a model to examine neuroinflammatory responses. He is working with Dr. Donna Wilcock in the Department of Physiology.
Drury Bell
Drury Bell is majoring in Classics and Mathematics and plans to pursue a career as a Classics professor, emphasizing ancient mathematics in his own research. His research project is translating of part of a medieval text on number theory, Jordanus's De Elementis Arithmetice Artis, and producing along with the translation an explanation of the work using modern mathematical notation. His mentor is Dr. David Royster in the Department of Mathematics.
Curtis Bethel
Curtis Bethel is a chemical engineering major on a pre-medical track, with major interest in biomedical engineering research and any research that combines the two fields. Curtis is unsure if he will ultimately choose to be a chemical engineer, pursue graduate school for biomedical engineering, or pursue medical school. He has hopes that this research will lead him on a path to making this decision easier. His mentor is Dr. David Puleo in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. His research focuses on developing macromers that closely resemble the properties of muscle tissue and then investigating the effects of different drugs on these macromers.
Andrea Bomkamp
Andrea Bomkamp is majoring in Marketing and Economics with a minor in International Business. She plans to study abroad for a full semester with the Gatton Global Scholars Program before completing her bachelor's degree. Her research project involves a unique look at consumer behavior. Most of the existing literature focuses on servers displaying empathy for the consumer, but her project will examine the variables which might lead to consumer empathy for servers. Her mentor is Dr. John Peloza in the Department of Marketing.
Sommer Cade
Sommer Cade is majoring in architecture and plans on attending graduate school for a master of architecture. She is drawn to architecture to solve problems in an abstract way while also combining technical and creative skills. Her research project will look at various blueprints and drawings from the Special Collections Library. These drawings and blueprints are examples of work from Frankel and Curtis, a local Lexington firm, which include many historic buildings. She will be working to digitize the blueprints and drawings to form 3d models of several projects. She will also look at various stages of the design process in order to show the evolution of these projects. This research project will work to combine architecture, archives, and historic preservation and will look to find a work flow for how the digitization of archival blueprints can be effectively visualized in the future. Her mentor is Jordan Hines, an instructor of architecture in the College of Design.
Benjamin Childress
Ben Childress is a sophomore currently majoring in Economics with a minor in Philosophy and Political Science. He hopes to pursue law school after graduation and possibly get involved with either the state or federal government. Since high school Ben has had a passion for education policy and equality for all students. His research project will observe the racial and ethnic achievement gap in Fayette County Public Schools and attempt to examine the best way to close this gap, specifically looking at the effectiveness of charter schools. His Mentor is Dr. Eugenia Toma of the Martin School of Public Policy.
Kylie Colvin
Kylie Colvin is majoring in Agricultural Biotechnology and minoring in Spanish. Her current plans are to attend medical school in the future to pursue a career in ophthalmology. The agricultural program piqued her interest because of the small class sizes, caring professors, and extremely difficult curricula that is well known by medical schools throughout the state. She hopes to integrate her Spanish knowledge into the hospital setting by eliminating the need for translators. Her research uses her knowledge of the medical field to study juror perceptions on medical malpractice. Her mentor is Dr. Golding in the Department of Psychology.
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Brianna Damron
Brianna Damron is a pre-Nursing student with the ambitions of becoming a Nurse Practitioner, specializing in either pediatrics or psychiatry. Her interest in nursing stems from her passion for health and her desire to work with and for others. Her research project concerns the medicalization of sleeplessness, as sleep is heavily correlated to productivity, intelligence, and health. Her research mentor is Dr. Mairead Moloney in the Department of Sociology.
DeAnna Duffy
DeAnna Duffy is majoring in Psychology and minoring in history and plans to attend graduate school for secondary education. She is interested in psychology because she wants to find out how children and teenagers develop because she will be working with students someday and wants to be able to relate to them. She also has a special interest in sexuality and objectification because she finds it interesting and has her own theories about this topic. Her research project looks at the objectification of women in both middle schools and college students. She will be looking at what age objectification starts and how it relates to the academic performance of women. Her mentor is Dr. Christia Brown in the Department of Psychology.
Faith Evans
Faith Evans is majoring in Biology with a minor in Neuroscience. She plans to attend medical school after completing her bachelor's degree. She really enjoys biology and neuroscience because of the complexity of the human body. Her research project involves human heart myocytes and testing the contractility to determine the cause of heart failure. Her mentor is Dr. Ken Campbell in the Department of Physiology.
Heather Gosnell
Heather Gosnell is majoring in Agricultural Biotechnology with a minor in Violin Performance, and she plans to attend Dental School upon earning her bachelor's degree. Her research project includes creating and observing tissue cultures of osteoclast cells to determine the successes and failures of osteoporosis medication. She will be researching with Dr. Subramanya Pandruvada in the Department of Orthodontics in the UK College of Dentistry.
Jonathan Hamilton
Jonathan Hamilton is majoring in Mechanical Engineering and plans to attend graduate school for a Master's in Business Management. He is drawn to research in management due to his aspirations as an entrepreneur, and will be researching promotability in the context of a corporate merger from a social network prospective.
Nicholas Hodge
Nick Hodge is majoring in architecture with a minor in geography, and plans to attend graduate school after completing his studies at the University of Kentucky. He was drawn to architecture because of interests in cities and the built environment. His research project investigates the history of public transportation in Lexington in relation to a specific site on Winchester Road, as well as the future transportation possibilities and how they affect the population. His mentor is Dr. Richard Schein in the Department of Geography.
Claire Kellen
Claire Kellen is a student majoring in French doing a combined BA/MA and who is considering going on to earn a PhD in French, but also has interest in entering into nonprofit work and is as yet undecided as a career path. She chose to major in French because of the breadth and depth offered by a liberal arts education, which allows her to develop analytical thinking, writing, and reading skills while pursuing a specific field of interest. Her research project will be centered on her enrollment in Dr. Peter's graduate seminar for the spring 2016 semester, FR 609: Seventeenth Century Studies, which will involve the writing of a conference-style paper (researching literary, intellectual, and cultural practices of the time and providing an original argument to contribute to the field), in French, which will be translated into English and possibly expanded upon, as necessary, for the purpose of the Chellgren research component. Dr. Peters will guide and oversee the writing of the paper, which will span the entire semester and become more specific as relevant material is covered in the seminar.
Aiko Lovejoy
Aiko Lovejoy is majoring in Foreign Language International Economics- Spanish and plans to attend graduate school after completing hwe bachelor's degree. Her mentor is Dr. Claire Renzetti, a Professor and Department Chair of Sociology. Ms. Lovejoy developed an interest in sociology in high school but has not been able to take classes at a university lever, so she sougth an oppourtunity to explore it through research. For her project, she will analyze variables in at least one of Dr. Renzettis existing data sets to explore risk factors for intimate partner violence (IPV) and sexual assault (SA). Other types of gender-based agression may also be explored.
Natalie Malone
Natalie Malone is a Psychology major and Neuroscience minor hoping to pursue a Clinical Psychology graduate program with a Neuropsychology concentration after the completion of her undergraduate studies. As a participant in Dr. Susan Barron's PSY 393 Research in Neuroscience lab, Natalie will receive a project focused on cellular and cognitive experiments exploring the effects of fetal alcohol exposure via a rodent model. The types of effects studied in the lab include, but are not limited to, learning, memory, behavior and cellular damage/death. Organotypic hippocampal cultures provide a relatively simple model to first test for novel therapeutics. It is the hope any damaging effects caused by prenatal alcohol exposure in the rodent models will be reduced by the novel therapeutics, thus providing a better understanding of some of the underlying mechanisms for ethanol's damaging effects.
Nicole Martin
Nicole Martin is majoring in Chemistry with a double minor in Neuroscience and Spanish, and she plans to attend Medical School following graduation. She is interested in the human body and mind, and hopes to one day put everything she's been able to learn into good use and for the benefit of others. Her research project involves Alzheimer's research especially in adults with Down Syndrome, specifically to find out why they are more prone, along with how this disease can be prevented. Her mentor is Dr. Elizabeth Head in the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging in the College of Medicine.
Nora Mattingly
Nora Mattingly is majoring in International studies and she is working towards minors in Gender Studies, Arabic, and dance. She plans to attend graduate school for a degree in Public Administration. Nora potentially wants to work in non-profit management. She is drawn to International Studies and Public Administration due to her interest in different cultures and passion for serving others. Her research project works on coding thirty days worth of tweets that were saved onto a program after an event called the Fappening. On the Fappening, someone had hacked private photos from celebrity's accounts and released them onto the Internet. The Fappening occurred on August 31, 2014. Her mentor is Dr. Mairead Moloney in the Department of Sociology.
Lillian McGhiey
Lillian McGhiey is a psychology major and planning to pursue a career as a clinical child psychologist to work with inner city children. This leaves her interested in child development, specifically how parental influences affect children. Lillian's research project is looking at the influence of alcoholism in parents and how it affects college students. She is developing a coding system for interview transcripts. Lillian's mentor is Dr. Peggy Keller in the Department of Psychology.
Hannah Meredith
Hannah Meredith is majoring in Elementary Education with a minor in Theatre. She plans to teach in an elementary classroom after graduation whilst working on her Master's degree in Library Science. Her love for theatre and desire to work with children led her to apply for the Disney College Program, which she will be participating in this spring in place of doing typical research with a professor at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Geraldine Maschio is her faculty sponsor for the DCP.
Elijah Myers
Elijah Myers is majoring in mathematics and minoring in history. He plans to attend medical school upon graduation. His research deals with the analysis of buprenorphine treatment availability in the state of Kentucky. Buprenorphine is a prescribed opioid medication that is used to relieve the symptoms of opiate withdrawal, specifically for those addicted to heroin and oxycodone. He first became interested in public health research after discovering that it is the nexus between policy and science. His mentor is Dr. Ty Borders in the Department of Public Health.
Christa Newman
Christa Newman is pursuing a dual degree in psychology and anthropology and plans to attend a school psychology graduate program upon completion of her bachelor's degree. She was drawn to psychology, particularly developmental psychology, because she is interested in how children develop and how their biology and environment affect that process. In the future, she hopes to help children through this critical time in their lives when it comes to home life, academics, traumas and more. Her research project will likely involve the family unit and look into how the structure and family stress affect a child's social and emotional development. Her mentor is Dr. Peggy Keller in the Department of Psychology.
Bridget Nicholas
Bridget Nicholas is majoring in Chinese and International Studies (concentration in comparative politics in East Asia) with a minor in French. In spring 2016, she plans to study intensive Mandarin in Taipei, Taiwan at the Mandarin Training Center while conducting her research project. She intends to investigate Taiwanese nationalism, student protests, and youth culture by surveying college students at National Taiwan Normal University. Her mentor is Dr. Matthew Wells of the Department of Modern and Classical Languages.
Aya Omar
Aya Omar is a Biology and Animal Science double major who plans to attend Veterinary School after graduating from the University of Kentucky. The goal of this research project is to obtain a better characterization of acetycholine (Ach) action and receptor subtypes in the Drosophila melanogaster nervous system. This data will then be applied toward the development of new techniques for rehabilitation of muscular injury in humans.
Christina Pistilli
Christina Pistilli is attaining her bachelors in science of biology in three years as part of the BS/MD program and plans to attend medical school in the fall of 2017. Her research project is in the Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Center to investigate the possibility of Benzimadazole Anthelmintics improving functional and pathological outcomes following spinal cord injury in rat models. Her mentor is Dr. Jim Geddes in the Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Center.
Alexander Polus
Alex Polus is majoring in computer engineering with a particular interest in entrepreneurship. He hopes to one day be involved in investments in eary stage tech companies and handling initial public offerings. By enrolling in Finance 458-Financial Management he will gain real world experience with the stock market, allowing him to make personal inquiry into trending topics in economics and entreprenuership, while engaging with a highly talented and selective class. Alex is working with Brad Jordan in the Department of Finance.
Madelyn Roeder
Madelyn Roeder is an Elementary Education major and is minoring in Political Science. Upon completion of her undergraduate degree, she plans on pursuing graduate work in secondary education and education policy. Her research projects include investigating the effect of collective bargaining on school-level administrators and implementing interventions to increase the quality and diversity of teacher applicant pools.
Shauna Rust
Shauna Rust is majoring in International Studies with a concentration in Russia, and plans to obtain her master's degree in International Affairs after completing a bachelor's degree. Her interest in international affairs stems from her family's extensive military service. Her research will focus on the similarities and differences between the perceptions of social movements in the United States and Russia. She will use her background in Russian language and cultural studies, as well as American political studies, to compare the two nations. Her mentor is Dr. Erin Koch in the Department of Anthropology.
Brett Seymore
Brett Seymore is currently pursuing an Accounting and Finance dual degree in the Gatton College of Business and Economics. He plans to attend graduate school to obtain his MBA and eventually get his CPA certification. He was drawn to accounting and finance because of his love for numbers and his interest in how businesses work. Brett's research project will be about consumer behavior. He will study aspects such as in-store decision-making and mental accounting. Brett's mentor is Dr. Dan Sheehan in the Department of Marketing and Supply Chain.
Fox Thorpe
Fox Thorpe is majoring in chemical engineering. He is drawn to chemical engineering because of his interest in hydrocarbon fuels and energy. His research project uses membranes to separate lanthanides from coal ash. His research mentor is Dr. Bhattacharyya in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering.
Payton Wallace
Payton Wallace is double majoring in accounting and finance and plans to pursue a career in investment banking after completing his bachelor's degree. He decided to pursue a career in finance because of his great passion for analysis and economics. His research project is using observational data to explore consumer in-store decision-making. His mentor is Dr. Daniel Sheehan in the Department of Marketing.
Brent Watts
Brent Watts is pursuing a dual degree in International Studies and Theatre with a minor in Spanish. He plans to obtain a Master's Degree in Arts Administration. His interest in the performing arts began when he was cast in the lead role of The Lion King his freshman year of high school. His mentor is Dr. Herman Farrell of the Department of Theatre and Dance. Together they will conduct an artistic, research-based inquiry into climate change in the form of a documentary drama, alongside Dr. Farrell's Staging History class.
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Sylvia Wilson is biology and political science major who has decided to pursue a research project outside of her majors in Psychology. Her research project includes surveying seventh graders to examine the sexual harassment and sexual objectification of middle school girls. Her mentor is Dr. Christia Brown in the Department of Psychology.


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June 13, 2008 2:52 PM
Another reason for scheduling LSU
Posted by Bob Condotta
Former Husky assistant coach Dick Baird helped revive the debate this week over Washington's recent scheduling practices with this piece on Dawgman.com. (You need a subscription to read it, but I'm linking to it to acknowledge the impetus behind this discussion.)
Driving around doing some errands today, I then heard Dave "Softy'' Mahler at KJR-AM reference the Baird piece and weigh in with his own thoughts. Both think the Huskies shouldn't have scheduled LSU, instead getting in place a team that will be easier to beat.
UW officials point out that filling an opening this late isn't as easy as just picking your opponent, making a quick phone call and sealing the deal, and when the chance came to play a big-name like LSU, they grabbed it.
And they aren't alone in feeling that scheduling isn't quite as simple as it seems --- or even as it used to be.
USA Today had this story this week on how hard it is becoming for big-name teams to schedule "inferior'' opponents with smaller schools demanding more and more money and often pulling out of signed contracts.
That's exactly how UW ended up needing to find another game for 2009 in the first place, something I detailed in this post last month .
Originally, UW was to play Nevada and Illinois at home in 2009, along with a game at Notre Dame, a schedule that would have pretty much followed the old "A-B-C'' philosophy of scheduling one marquee game (at Notre Dame), one home game against a good team but one that in most years you should be able to beat (Illinois) and one relative gimme (Nevada --- and yes, I know what happened last time they played the Wolf Pack in Seattle, but for the sake of this argument, we're looking at the historical statures of the programs in question). But both Illinois and Nevada backed out of the games leaving UW scrambling to fill the holes.
So now in 2009 it's LSU and Idaho at home and at Notre Dame, a schedule that Baird, Mahler and others think is too tough for the Huskies right now. Maybe, though as I argued last month, there's something that should be applauded about trying to schedule tough games and giving the fans their money's worth (and I think most of the players would rather play those types of schedules, as well).
And here's another reason the Huskies may have decided to schedule LSU for 2009 that I haven't heard talked about much --- that it could help the effort to get $150 million in public money out of the state legislature for a renovation of Husky Stadium.
Part of UW's selling point in that quest will be the economic benefits to the region of Husky football games, especially contests against marquee non-conference teams that are likely to bring in a lot of fans.
I was reminded of that this week when I got an e-mail from the Seattle Sports Commission, a monthly newsletter it sends to media and others in the area (a group that I assume includes politicians).
This month's theme was the impact of sports organizations on the local economy and included this paragraph:
"The athletic department at the University of Washington plays an important role in the life of the school, driving exposure for the college and connecting alumni to their alma mater. The foundation of this department is the football team, which generates revenue that helps fund the balance of the sports programs. It also drives business in the region by hosting games against teams such as Ohio State University in 2007, which brought approximately 10,000 fans to Seattle and the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers who will visit in 2009. These games fill hotels and restaurants, generating economic impact in tax dollars that assists in funding police, fire departments, schools and other important services.''
That's exactly the message UW officials will be trying to peddle in Olympia next January when they try again to make a case for funds to renovate Husky Stadium. Another home game against a team like Idaho, obviously, isn't going to help that cause at all.
Posted by teddy R
4:28 PM, Jun 13, 2008
The USA Today article seems to focus on the monetary aspect of scheduling conflicts. Was that an issue with Nevada and Illinois backing out on UW?
If not why did they break the deal up? Did they have to scramble as much as the Huskies to get someone to fill that void, because if they were able to get someone more beatable than LSU then it seems like UW should have been able to as well.
Posted by husky82
4:42 PM, Jun 13, 2008
Dick Baird has also said things on Dawgman like UW going to the Rose Bowl in 2009. Why wouldn't a team he says could win the Pac 10 not be able to play with LSU? Baird isn't a rational person but thats not news.
Posted by Gabe
4:44 PM, Jun 13, 2008
Good luck to Emmert & co. in trying to get the big bucks to rebuild a college sports venue when the economy is in a recession and the arrow is still pointing down, except on the gas pump and the inflation meter, which point up. We'll all be paying $5 per gallon to drive to games next fall, to say nothing of work, the grocery store, etc. Best of luck guys if you think you are going to get a big handout for college sports. You sure know how to pick your moments. Oh, and by the way, how do they plan to deal with everyone from outside the Greater Seattle area on that one? Such as folks from east of the mountains, as in Couger Land. UW no doubt has an expensive lobbyist, paid at public expense, who has all the answers. We will see. Perhaps TW can help by talking about how many more games he'll win in an improved stadium than in the existing one. That would be an interesting pitch to hear. What would really help, of course, is waiting a few seasons and going in with some big wins over national powerhouse teams like LSU and USC under their belts. To support this effort, it should be obvious now, if it wasn't before, that Troy Must Be Destroyed (ducks demolished)
Posted by MelloDawg
5:06 PM, Jun 13, 2008
It also helps when our team is so bad that Ohio St or LSU fans can count on UW fans selling their tickets to them on gameday, making it look like we drew 75,000 to the game.
When, of course, if you JUST kept the visiting school's alotment at the set amount, the stadium would be much less packed.
Posted by Formerly Guest
5:06 PM, Jun 13, 2008
When this all came up last fall, I heard people saying on KJR that the WSU athletic department annually covers part of their budget with state money similar to this county stadium sales taf money that the UW wants access to for a very finite period to raise less than half of its stadium cash.
But that was KJR. Consider the source. I would criticize Bob for listening and taking it seriously, but that would make me quite a big a** hypocrite.
But perhaps folks out there can confirm or dispell this rumor?
Posted by better duck
5:33 PM, Jun 13, 2008
oh...gabe must be gay
duckies win
Posted by eugene is boring and smells
7:29 PM, Jun 13, 2008
Hey ducks, Rose Bowl anytime soon?
Boom, outta here
Posted by onewoodwacker
7:44 PM, Jun 13, 2008
Not to take anything away from LSU this year (08), but they play EIGHT (8) Homes games and FOUR (4) road games. Next season it's split 6 & 6.
In 2008 they get:
Sat, Aug 30 Appalachian St. Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Sep 06 Troy Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Sep 13 North Texas Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Sep 20 Auburn * at Auburn, Ala.
Sat, Sep 27 Mississippi St. (HC) * Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Oct 11 Florida * at Gainesville, Fla.
Sat, Oct 18 South Carolina * at Columbia, S.C.
Sat, Oct 25 Georgia * Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Nov 01 Tulane Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Nov 08 Alabama * Baton Rouge, La.
Sat, Nov 22 Ole Miss * Baton Rouge, La.
Fri, Nov 28 Arkansas * at Little Rock, Ark.
A shot at the National Championship game is handed to them with this schedule.
In 2009 they get:
Washington at Seattle, Wash.
Vanderbilt * Baton Rouge, La.
Houston Baton Rouge, La.
Mississippi State * at Starkville Ms
Georgia * at Athens, Ga.
Florida * Baton Rouge, La.
Auburn * Baton Rouge, La.
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Southern Miss Baton Rouge, La.
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Their other non-conference games are Houston, Tulane and Southern Miss. I believe they NEEDED to play us. The only worthy road games they have are Alabama and Georgia and if they hope for another shot at the big game Washington was the name they needed.
I don't see them getting their needed road win in Husky Stadium by the way. With so much on the line for them, practically NO experience playing road games in hostile stadiums, the Huskies will be MUCH improved and experienced; Washington wins this game. In 05' they lost at Georgia, in 06' they lost at Auburn and Florida, in 07' they lost at Kentucky and in 09' they will lose to Washington.o
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Where are most Dawgs staying while in Eugene?? We are staying at the Phoenix inn suites, but I want to stay where theres gonna be alot of udub alumns staying as we can all roll to the game together..
Can people leave where there staying at, so we can all stay united!!!!
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8:03 PM, Jun 13, 2008
Washington will get their money worth alright, while they are getting their ass kicked...
Maybe we should play someone like Wisconsin is... Cal Poly. Other teams seems to have easy schedules. Not Washington, we stink.. We don't go to bowl games and we come in last place. Wahington is stupid...
Posted by husky1225
10:11 PM, Jun 13, 2008
onewood: re LSU's 2009 schedule, you're missing the point. In 2008, they have to play Troy--a recent bowl team with a first round NFL draft choice. They scheduled us to replace Troy in 2009 in order to get an easier opponent in 2009, not a harder opponent. Duke, Vanderbilt, Baylor, and Stanford, our BCS peers, must not have been available for LSU.
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Last Oregon Rose Bowl win:1917!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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you have one line in you newsletter that should have been shown to that worthless female AD that we had. "The foundation of this department is the football program" I feel that she is responsible for 90% of our current funding problems.
Posted by KelsoDuck
7:39 AM, Jun 14, 2008
Thanks for all the Oregon press, Husky fans. It's nice to know you're thinking of us.
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thinking of you duck fans as a**holes. how's that rose bowl coming along? national championship? wooo hooo, check us out we're oregon, we're smelly hippies or in-bred mountain people that have confederate flags on our cars. we have ugly uniforms, the most money in the world and can't win the big one, we're so awesome (in our own minds).
Posted by ayn
9:16 AM, Jun 14, 2008
The first step in re-establishing a winning tradition in a (temporarily) faltering program is establishing belief. First on the part of the staff, and then filtering down to the players.
Though our record was poor last year, I'd be willing to bet that the players received quite a confidence boost in being competitive last year because of having the toughest schedule in the country. This will bode well for this year.
Yes, being competitive is not the same as having a winning record, but I think that the recent (temporary) downturn of our program, from what has historically been a top national program, DEMANDS that we play against top talent, DEMANDS that we not be timid, DEMANDS that we embrace competing against the best in the country.
Of course this may cause two or three more losses this year and perhaps next, but I would submit that the Huskies will benefit far more from playing top-level teams to a close loss (or even a surprise win), than beating an Idaho or etc.
BELIEF, striving for the best, expecting victory but licking wounds and learning if defeated, that's what this storied program needs.
The talent is there. You can't convince me, despite recent records, that we have such sub-par talent on this team compared to, say, Oregon State for instance. It's belief and confidence that will bring this program around.
Ty is important in this, and his talents have been shown (though I admit a bit slowly for my liking) in cleaning up a downtrodden and dispirited program. Hey, I'm not a believer in the theory that Ty is necessarily the savior, that's obvious, but he has done some very good things for the long term health of the Huskies (absent some, at times, very poor in-game management). He trusted too much in Baer, for whatever personal or longevity reasons, and he has (and will continue to) pay the price for this if the team again has a losing record this year.
As a CEO, he had the right idea in trusting his assistants, just the wrong personnel - again his fault. If he doesn't produce wins, at the very least six this year, he deserves to go.
But now, forced or not, we have the new guys. The key this year will be in the new hires in our assistants. Donatell will be massive, and Gervais will put his stamp on the offense.
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9:25 AM, Jun 14, 2008
Well said ayn.
Posted by old timer
10:17 AM, Jun 14, 2008
As far as scheduling goes, I'd rather watch a mid level team from the Big 10 or Big 12 than a smaller school. The history & tradition of former Rose Bowl foes & other Bowl teams is just more interesting & bound to attract more fans.
Posted by Kurosawa
10:17 AM, Jun 14, 2008
When everyone is trying to schedule down, if you're not willing to pay the price, you end up having to schedule up.
There's another possible reason, as well -- simple revenues. It is highly possible that one reason the Pac-10 went to nine conference games was because of the Pac-10/ESPN contract -- going to nine creates additional attractive match-ups that ESPN can pick up. Playing an LSU on national TV will produce a lot more revenue than playing Nevada. It is no secret that the Pac-10 has been at a disadvantage when it comes to TV coverage and bowl contracts.
There also are also a lot fewer bottom-feeders available to schedule on the west coast. There are only two non-BCS conferences out west (WAC and MWC), with a total of 18 non-BCS schools, compared to some 38 Div-1A schools from Texas to the east coast, plus many more 1AA schools as well.
Posted by UW Alum
11:13 AM, Jun 14, 2008
I know there's lots of fans on here that like the idea of playing LSU and that it could be big in rebuilding the program, etc. I understand that logic however, that being said, with the Pac 10 as brutal as it is these days (more difficult than our Rosebowl years) why play a brutal nonconference slate too?? We will already play a top 5 team (USC) in 2009 and numerous other ranked teams (Ariz st, cal, oregon, ucla), why play another top 5 team in LSU?? Nobody ever accuses the UW of playing an easy slate (this is the 2nd year in a row we will have what many consider the toughest schedule in the country). Getting your butt handed to you is not a way to build confidence in your players. We need to start small (bowl game) and work up (to a BCS bowl game) and once we are there then maybe play an Oklahoma or LSU. Nothing is gained if we open up with a loss to LSU in 2009 but should we be playing somebody like Fresno St or Nevada we'd have a nice chance to start 1-0 and try and build momentum. Keep in mind, next year is UW's best chance for a good bowl (we play USC, Oregon, Cal) all at home.
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11:46 AM, Jun 14, 2008
softy is a flip'n moron. he doesn't know anything about Husky Football, he didn't even go to school at UW anyways, so really, who cares what that fat-bastard thinks.
As for scheduling, I think it's a defeatist attitude to assume we can't handle certain opponents. Just schedule it out and bring interesting and challenging opponents and if TY is as good as everyone wants us to believe, than we'll be okay. Plus, I feel you have to schedule some of these teams because the east coast doesn't care what we do, so if we want everyone to believe as Huskies do, that our football team/University deserves respect.....we have to go out and beat those teams/schools that the east coast readily gives praise annually.
People can disagree, but ultimately I think it's a good move all-around.
Posted by Gabe
12:07 PM, Jun 14, 2008
The schedule is what it is. Coaching has to step up now. The coaching is a multi-faceted and multi-layered system in which the people doing the real work are the ones who will have the real impact. This means the new assistants will have an immense role in how the team performs in the next few years, and they might well save their boss's rear end (and obscene paycheck) in the process. TW's most important role is picking good assistants, moreso than setting game day strategies or calling plays (of course). Recruiting is a close second. Actual coaching doesn't figure into the mix much as far as his performance goes. If he is a figure-head, and his subordinates do the heavy lifting and deep thinking, then that is fine and the way it shoud be. That's the way the rest of the world works too. Does anybody think Emmert really does anything of substance? No, he is a figure-head who presides over an immense bureaucracy (one that's growing larger and more calcified by the year). Same way with the coaches on a smaller scale. So if there is moderate success this year, Donatell and the others should get 51% of the credit minimum. (But they probably won't.) They are on a mission to demolish the quackers at Autzen, and they know better than anyone else hat Troy Must Be Destroyed.
Posted by ayn
1:45 PM, Jun 14, 2008
Thanks, BT.
UW Alum, I understand, and somewhat agree with your thinking. However, if UW is to stand tall and compete, it must do exactly that. I think that coddling these studs and milk-feeding them through some "easy" games is the wrong way to proceed. Provide the best (equipment, facilities coaches, give them back their pride, them watch them roll.
Of course, I admit that not all of the above has been done in the last few years, but it seems as if it has started now. If Ty turns out to not be the man, then so be it, but I recognize a quantum shift when I see it. It's now. If I'm wrong, I'll be sad but still hopeful.
Gabe, I agree. Coaching has to step up now. And I think it has/will. If reluctantly on Ty's part, o.k. , we'll see about him at the end of the year. But what will matter is BELIEF and CONFIDENCE. These guiding principles are now IN THE HOUSE.
Posted by MelloDawg
7:56 PM, Jun 14, 2008
Picking the right assistant IS important, I don't dispute that. The only problem is that it wasn't Ty's decision to get new ones. If it had been up to him, we'd still have Kent Baer running our defense and Bob Simmons our Special teams.
But, because he was pressured from above to change assistants, we now have Ed Donatell who has resurrected the defense, one which hasn't even played a snap yet.
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I guess it boils down to two schools of thought. Play the tuff guys,or, make sure you can get some walk overs. I'm sure that's why USC gets so much respect, they take on all the tuff guys every year, and make no excuses. Most Husky people I've ever known, including myself, say, " we want the tuff guys". At a time when the football program is under extreme pressure to win again, and be consistent at it, makes it double tuff. It's really too late to worry about it this coming season, they already have the hardest schedule for 2008.
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Repulsive. And, yes, he did. As we reported earlier, Fox News' "The Five" took on the outrageous liberal rape prevention "advice," which includes pretending to vomit or faint. Greg Gutfeld slammed it out of the park with his remarks, including "the rapist should be crapping, not the victim." Bob Beckel? He showed himself as the cretinous misogynist that he is.
Watch the gutter sludge Beckel in all his disgusting glory.
First, he suggested that campus rape is just some big myth. Because, you know, he has totally never heard of it.
It gets worse. When the other cast members told him that it's rampant, especially date rape, he blew that off as "Well, date rape, yeah, that's one thing." You know, because that's not really rape or something. Silly girls! If you have met your attacker before, it doesn't count. You asked for it by dating him.
The shake fisty is strong in this one. It didn't even end there; he then capped off his trifecta of repulsive pig by asking if a woman is then supposed to take a gun out and shoot "her date." You know, the man who is raping her.
Like Rep. Salazar, Beckel thinks you are too stupid to know if you are being raped. It could just be a date and all, you dumb dames. It's all in good fun, huh, Bob?
Atrocious. We thought Beckel had sunk to rock bottom before. Now he is scraping the earth's mantle. Enough is enough.
Remember this ladies. This is what the Left believes. War on women? You are looking at him.
Gross: Serial misogynist Bob Beckel directs vulgar remark at Andrea Tantaros
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We've had a very different spring wildflower season this year compared to last. Cool temperatures and rain have dominated. The end result gave us a long, slow, season. But while it may not have been intense and condensed as last year, it was beautiful none the less.
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This wildflower season started early this year, and it just kept going this week thanks to below normal temperatures and rain. Large white trillium, our state wildflower, is still blooming throughout the state, although it is rapidly fading in the south.
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