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|Height: 6-6 | Weight: 265 | College: LSU
Much like the Auburn staff did with Jason Campbell, LSU coaches patiently waited for Russell to develop. Their patience paid off in 2005, as Russell wrested the starting job away from Matt Flynn. Most experts now regard Russell as the most physically gifted quarterback to wear the LSU uniform.
The talented junior has what many believe is the strongest arm in college football. He can throw the ball the length of the field and put on an impressive performance prior to the 2006 Sugar Bowl -- while seated on the turf, he threw the ball 40 yards. Under the guidance of offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher, Russell developed a keen understanding of the game and clock management. He went on to compile a 25-4 record as a starter, the third-best record by a starting quarterback in school history.
Russell and his favorite target, receiver Dwayne Bowe, combined to become the most prolific pass-catch scoring tandem in school history. The duo connected on 23 touchdowns. Russell leaves LSU as the school's second-ranked passer with a 61.86 completion percentage and 52 touchdown passes. He is just the third player in school history to throw for more than 6,000 yards in his career and the first to lead the team to at least 10 victories in consecutive seasons. Russell also proved to be a heroic passer; he rallied the team to eight victories after trailing in the fourth quarter or overtime.
Russell was regarded as one of the nation's top-rated quarterbacks while playing at Williamson High School. He was a consensus top-five ranked, pro-style quarterback by every major recruiting publication and was named to the prestigious Parade All-American team. In 2002, he was rated the fourth-best quarterback prospect in the country by College Football News, named Alabama's Mr. Football and Super Prep Dixie Offensive Player of the Year.
Russell was a member of Super Prep's All-American team, FSN South's Countdown to Signing Day "All-South" first-team, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Super Southern 100 and the Orlando Sentinel's All-Southern teams. The all-time leading passer in Alabama prep history, Russell threw for 10,744 yards during his career, eclipsing the record set by former Alabama and current Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Brodie Croyle.
The two-time Class 5A All-State selection also rewrote the state record books with 84 touchdown passes. He connected on 219 of 372 passes (58.9 percent) for 3,332 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior, adding 400 yards and five rushing TDs in 2002. Russell passed for 1,850 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior. Russell also excelled on the school's basketball team as a small forward, averaging around 15 points, 10 rebounds and four assists per game as a junior.
Russell enrolled at Louisiana State in 2003, spending the season on the scout team. He played in 11 games and shared quarterback duties with Marcus Randall in 2004, earning five starts. He completed 73 of 144 passes (50.7 percent) for 1,053 yards, nine touchdowns and four interceptions. But, despite his 4.7 speed, he was sacked 13 times and lost 41 yards on 26 carries, finishing with 1,012 yards in total offense.
Russell became the full-time starter for the Tigers in 2005 and led the team to a 10-2 record in the Tigers' first 12 games. He suffered a left shoulder separation and ligament damage in his right wrist vs. Georgia in the SEC Championship Game, forcing him to miss the Peach Bowl and 2005 spring practice after undergoing wrist surgery. His '05 season totals -- 188-of-311 attempts (60.5 percent) for 2,443 yards, 15 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He scored twice on 61 carries, but lost 22 yards, as he was sacked 21 times and lost four fumbles.
Russell changed his jersey number in 2006 -- he wore No. 4 during his first two seasons, but went to No. 2 as a junior. The first-team All-Southeastern Conference choice led the Tigers to an 11-3 record in his final campaign. He amassed 3,271 yards in total offense, gaining 3,129 passing yards with 28 touchdowns and only eight interceptions. He completed 232-of-342 (67.8 percent) passes and rushed for 142 yards and a score on 52 carries.
In 36 games at Louisiana State, Russell started 30 games and threw for 6,625 yards, 52 touchdowns and 21 interceptions. He completed 493-of-797 passes (61.9 percent) and rushed 139 times for 79 yards (0.6 yards per carry) with four scores. On 936 total plays, Russell piled up 6,704 yards in total offense, an average of 186.22 yards per game.
Positives: Has a well-built, strong and athletic frame with good overall muscle definition, long arms, large hands, high-cut with wide shoulders and thick thighs Has outstanding arm strength and size for his position Shows good overall foot quickness and agility to step out of the pocket and buy time for his receivers Has the lower body power to break tackles Demonstrates above average body control and balance driving back from center and shows good accuracy firing the ball up the seams Has a fluid throwing motion, much like the Colts' Peyton Manning Made good strides in recognizing protections and is capable of calling audibles Not the type who needs the glory and attention most quarterbacks relish Determined field leader with ice water running through his veins Will play through pain and does a great job of standing tall in the pocket Has good balance in his drop-back and generally moves in control, showing a nice rhythm while planting his feet through his delivery When he sits back and scans the field, he can pick apart the zones Makes right decisions on long throws, thanks to his raw power, but needs to vary the speed on his short throws, as his targets sometimes have a hard time fielding the ball cleanly (puts too much zip on the throws) His arm strength and fluid mechanics let him get the ball out quickly, once he sets his feet Shows no wasted motion and is consistently in good position to deliver the ball on time Has the strongest arm in football, at any level Can throw the ball the length of the field and put on an impressive show during Sugar Bowl practices, when he sat down on the ground and effortlessly flicked the ball out more than 40 yards Generates great velocity and ball speed firing up the seams and is an excellent prospect for a vertical passing game.
makes it easy for receivers to stay in stride when firing up the seam Effective throwing on the move and has the ability to consistently place the ball on the receiver's outside shoulder When working from a three-step technique, Russell shows very good timing and placement attacking the deep secondary, but must take some heat off his short throws Steps into his throws well, but also has more than enough arm strength to throw off the wrong foot Stands tall in the pocket and there is no panic in his game Will take shots and throw under duress, but just needs to check off his primary target quicker rather than try to buy time with his feet moving around the pocket Made great strides in maintaining his focus down field, even under heavy pressure Has enough movement skills to buy time in the backfield Earlier in his career, he would step back and fall away from his throws, but now is much more confident in his arm and ability to step up and find the throwing lanes You don't see Russell scramble much, but when he tucks the ball and runs with it, he has the size, strength and bulk to consistently break tackles Puts good velocity on his throws firing from the outside hashes and has a fluid release, whether throwing from the left or right side.
Negatives: At maximum growth potential and any more weight will affect his quickness His weight needs to be monitored, as he will lose some of his agility when he hits the 260-pound range Lacks the change of direction agility to make the initial tackler miss Has a good grasp of the passing game, but sometimes gets too confident in his arm strength and will try to force the ball into tight spots Quiet sort who seems to shy away from the media attention Shows good fluidity and quickness in his drive back from center, but is not a threat to run with the ball. ..Can buy time for his receivers when rolling out, but appears a little stiff in his hips when having to escape pocket pressure for too long Tends to get a bit impatient in the pocket and showed too much confidence in his arm strength, firing the ball right into coverage Will hold the ball too long waiting for his targets to get open, resulting in a sack or costly fumble Can make all the throws, but needs to take a little of his zip off his shorter area tosses Cool under pressure, but will get impatient at times and force the ball in tight areas Not the type who can get into the second level with his feet, as he is a little stiff in his hips changing direction.
Compares To: DAUNTE CULPEPPER, Miami Dolphins (UCF) Russell has a defensive lineman's build with quick feet for a player his size. He has one of the strongest arms in the game and showed better patience waiting for his targets to get open. He did a better job with his reads to improve his overall accuracy as a junior. He is a perfect prospect for a vertical passing attack. Unlike most big quarterbacks, he doesn't have a windmill-type release and can throw the ball almost the length of the field.
|Career Notes
Since the 2000 season, the Tigers have rallied in the fourth quarter or in overtime to win 15 times. Russell produced eight of those comebacks, doing so vs. Oregon State in 2004 (scored TD with 1:05 left to force overtime and LSU won, 22-21); vs. Mississippi (scored TD with 10:51 in a 27-24 win); Arizona State (scored TD with 1:13 left in a 35-31 win); Florida (scored TD with 12:35 left in a 21-14 win); Auburn (led a drive resulting in a FG with 1:40 left to force OT in a 20-17 win); and Alabama (scored TD on third down in overtime win, 16-13) in 2005; and vs. Tennessee (scored TD with 9 seconds left W, 28-21) and Mississippi (scored TD with 14 seconds left to force OT W, 23-20) in 2006 Russell's 6,625 yards passing rank third on the school's career record list behind Tommy Hodson (9,115 yards; 1986-89) and Jeff Wickersham (6,921; 1982-85) His 493 pass completions rank third in school annals, topped by Hodson (674) and Wickersham (587) Russell's 797 pass attempts placed him fourth in school history behind Hodson (1,163), Wickersham (1,005) and Jamie Howard (934, 1992-95) His pass completion percentage of 61.9 was just shy of the LSU all-time record of 62.0 by Alan Risher (1980-82) Russell threw for 52 touchdowns during his career, topped only by Hodson's 69 on the school career record list Averaged 184.03 yards per game passing during his career, ranking behind Hodson (203.1), Josh Booty (197.5 ypg, 1999-2000) and Herb Tyler (184.8 ypg, 1995-98) in LSU annals The pitch-and-catch combination of Russell-to-Dwayne Bowe broke the school record for scoring tandems in a career, as the pair hooked up for 23 touchdowns to move past Hodson and Wendell Davis (21) for first place on the all-time LSU list With a 25-4 overall mark as the Tigers' starting quarterback, Russell moved into a third-place tie with Warren Rabb (25-7, 1957-59) for most victories by a signal caller. Hodson (1986-89) holds the school record by compiling a 31-14-1 mark, and Tyler (1995-98) compiled a 27-11 record as a starter Russell became only the second player in school history to throw for more than 3,000 yards in a season (3,129 in 2006), joining Rohan Davey (3,347 yards in 2001) His 2,443 yards passing in 2005 rank sixth on the Tigers' single-season record chart His 232 pass completions in 2006 set an LSU single-season record, topping the previous mark of 229 by Matt Mauck (2003) His 342 pass attempts in 2006 rank fourth in school history behind Davey (367 in 2001), Mauck (358 in 2003) and Wickersham (346 in 1985) Russell's pass completion percentage of 67.8 in 2006 topped the old LSU single-season record of 65.2 percent by Tyler (1995), and that completion percentage ranks second in Southeastern Conference season annals behind Tim Couch of Kentucky (72.3 percent on 400-of-553 attempts in 1998 His 28 touchdown passes in 2006 tied the school single-season record that was first set by Mauck (2003) Russell's average of 240.69 yards per game passing in 2006 rank second on the school's single-season record list, surpassed only by Davey (279.2 ypg, 2001).
|2006 Season
All-American Dream Team third-team choice by The NFL Draft Report Semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien Award, given to the top quarterback in the nation Joined Tommy Hodson (1987) as the only quarterbacks in LSU history to be named first-team All-Southeastern Conference by the Associated Press and the league's coaches in the same season Changed uniform numbers from No. 4 to 2, the same number he wore during his prep career Started every game, becoming the first player in school history to guide the team to 10 or more victories in consecutive seasons (11-2 in 2006, 10-2 in 2005) Ranked fourth in the nation and led the SEC with a 167.03 passer-efficiency rating Ranked 15th nationally and second in the conference with an average of 251.62 yards per game of total offense Also finished second in the SEC in total passing yards and average passing yards per game (240.69) Set school records by completing 232-of-342 passes (67.8 percent), good for 3,129 yards, 28 touchdowns and only eight interceptions Rushed 52 times for 142 yards (2.7 yards per carry) and one score Gained 3,271 yards in total offense Turned the ball over four times on a career-high nine fumbles and was sacked 15 times for losses totaling 126 yards 131 of his pass completions resulted in first downs, as he helped the team convert 64-of-133 third-down plays 48 of his completions covered 20 yards or more, but he also had 30 of his pass attempts deflected by the opposition Earned SEC Player of the Week honors vs. Mississippi State, Kentucky and Tennessee Threw for over 300 yards in the Mississippi State and Notre Dame (Sugar Bowl) games.
|2006 Game Analysis
Louisiana-Lafayette Russell showed little of the rust expected from a player coming off an injury from last season and playing in the first game of the season. He completed 13-of-17 passes for 253 yards and three touchdowns before giving way to back-up quarterback Matt Flynn in the third quarter Russell began the season's scoring with a 58-yard touch-down strike to Brandon LaFell early in the first quarter Midway through the second quarter, Russell completed 4-of-5 passes to four different receivers, the last being Early Doucet for a 16-yard touchdown. The eight-play, 82-yard drive ate up 4:08 and gave LSU a 21-3 lead The Tigers scored again with 54 seconds to play in the half when Russell found Dwayne Bowe open in the back of the north end zone on the seventh play of a 70-yard drive that featured 29 and 20-yard catches by Craig Davis Record Watch -- Russell moved into eighth-place on LSU's career touchdown passes list with his three scores. The junior's 26 scoring strikes in his career passed Y.A. Tittle, Josh Booty and Jeff Wickersham.
Arizona Russell performed more than adequately, but he wasn't flashy in completing 13-of-20 passes for 196 yards and two touchdowns to counter his first interception of the year. If not for Russell's interception at the Arizona 34-yard line late in the second quarter, the final score could have been more lopsided Jacob Hester grabbed a short pass from Russell on 2nd-and-goal and scored LSU's second touchdown in seconds Dwayne Bowe then hooked up with Russell, grabbing a 29-yard scoring pass in the third quarter.
Auburn The offense struggled in a 7-3 loss, as the Tigers QB hit on 20-of-35 attempts for 269 yards with six completions for 20 yards or longer, but managed to be successful on only 4-of-13 third-down plays Russell threw a strike for 37 yards to Early Doucet that gave LSU new life. Three plays later, LSU was forced into a fourth-&-8 situation after the three rushes went for two yards. Russell's pass to Doucet inside the 5-yard line was battled away (had five passes deflected during the game) Russell was asked to evaluate his performance and said, "I think I did a good job. Toward the end I just could have made quicker decisions. Auburn has a good defense. You can't take anything away from them. On our behalf we need to have better execution." Russell's fumble in the second quarter was recovered by receiver Dwayne Bowe, setting up LSU's 42-yard field goal for the Tigers' only points for the day.
Tulane The Tigers were dominant in all phases of their game en route to a 49-7 victory, as Russell completed 17-of-23 throws (73.9 percent) for 198 yards and a pair of touchdowns LSU opened the scoring with 9:28 to play in the opening quarter when Early Doucet sprinted 12 yards to the east-side pilon in the north end zone after reeling in a short pass from Russell. The touchdown ended a nine-play drive in which LSU passed the ball eight times, completing seven LSU capitalized on the advantageous field position by scoring three plays later on a reverse from Russell to Charles Scott to Doucet, who raced in the end zone from 17-yards out Talking about his block on Doucet's scoring run, Russell replied, "In practice I never got chance to get it but when Early took the reverse I knew I had to make a play for him to score." Record Watch -- Russell moved into seventh-place on LSU's career passing attempts list with his first three of the game. He passed Matt Mauck and sits in seventh-place with 550 attempts Russell moved into sixth-place on LSU's career passing completions list with his first four of the game. He passed Josh Booty and Matt Mauck and sits in sixth-place with 324 completions.
Mississippi State Six of Russell's 18 completions (20 attempts, 90.0% completion rate) were for 20 yards or longer, as he totaled 330 yards with three touchdowns He turned the ball over once on a fumble, but made up for that miscue with a 9-yard scoring pass to Craig Davis, a 37-yarder to Early Doucet and a 6-yard touchdown to Dwayne Bowe Record Watch -- Russell's 90.0 percent completion percentage tied the LSU single-game record set by Matt Mauck vs. Louisiana Tech in 2003.
Florida A muffed punt, Russell's second interception of the season, and a safety on a muffed kickoff return led to a 1-yard rushing touchdown and a 1-yard passing touchdown by Florida freshman Tim Tebow for Florida's first 16 points of the game Russell hit on 24-of-41 tries for 228 yards and a touchdown, but turned the ball over once on a fumble and was picked off three times Russell converted on third down by scrambling to his right and tossing over two Florida defenders to Craig Davis to advance into Florida territory. A personal foul on Florida gave LSU a first down at the Florida 16-yard line. Four plays later, Russell found Jacob Hester wide open on a play-action pass from the 2-yard line to give LSU the early lead with 6:45 to play in the opening quarter After that, the bottom fell out for Russell, lost the ball on a 2nd-and-goal run at the goal line early in the second quarter, killing a 75-yard, 17-play drive He was picked off just before halftime by cornerback Ryan Smith, setting up Tim Tebow's 1-yard scoring strike to Tate Casey Midway through the third quarter, Smith intercepted a 3rd-and-11 pass from Russell at the UF 23, ending a 56-yard, 9-play series With 3:17 left to play, Russell was intercepted by strong safety Tony Joiner in the end zone for a touchback.
Kentucky LSU was again led to victory (49-0) by Russell, who gave way to backups early in the third quarter after leading his team to its fifth touchdown in six possessions. Russell ended the game with 15 completions in 18 attempts for 226 yards and two touchdowns The Tigers scored the first opportunity it had by driving straight at Kentucky with an eight-play march that featured three passes by Russell and five runs by Jacob Hester. The drive was buoyed by an interference and personal foul penalty whistled against Kentucky on the punt that moved LSU's starting field position from inside its 15-yard line to the 29-yard line. Hester carried the ball for the last time in the drive from the Wildcat 7-yard line to give LSU a touchdown advantage with 8:56 to play in the first quarter The Tigers scored from seven-yards out again a little more than 4:00 later when Russell scrambled right and found a wide-open Dwayne Bowe in the back of the north end zone. The pass capped a 6-play, 63-yard drive that lasted just 2:30 and was highlighted by a 30-yard reverse by diminutive speedster Trindon Holiday Record Watch -- With his 226 yards, Russell became the fifth QB in LSU history to pass for at least 5,000 yards. He now has 5,196 in his career.
Fresno State Russell was 15-of-19 passing for 210 yards and two touchdowns, playing into the fourth quarter at home for the first time this season His scoring strikes went 58 yards to Dwayne Bowe, ending a 72-yard, 4-play drive and on the next series, he hit Craig Davis with a 30-yarder to cap a 5-play, 77-yard march with 9:28 left on the clock His only blemish was a fumble on a 6-yard run in the first quarter, but the Tigers recovered the ball and Russell led the team, on a touchdown drive that produced 62 yards on five plays.
Tennessee Behind a three-touchdown performance by Russell, the Tigers earned its first road victory of the 2006 season, 28-24, at Neyland Stadium. Russell connected on 24-of-36 throws (66.7 percent) for 247 yards and three touchdowns, but had three passes deflected and three others intercepted while also fumbling once The Vols extended the lead to 17-7 on the second play of the second half, as the ball slipped from Russell's hand, sailing over his intended receiver and into the waiting arms of Tennessee defensive back Demetrice Morley. Morley ran virtually uncontested for a 31-yard touchdown Russell led the Tigers 77 yards in 10 plays for a 5-yard touchdown to Dwayne Bowe Early in the fourth quarter, two more LSU drives in Tennessee territory ended in turnovers. Russell was intercepted at the 15 and Bowe fumbled at the 46 to give the Vols a chance for a comeback of their own.
Trailing by three with 2:15 to play, LSU was faced with a 4th-and-7 at the Tennessee 42. Russell rifled the ball to Early Doucet, who pulled away from a Tennessee defender for an 8-yard gain and the first down. From there, LSU advanced to the Tennessee 7-yard line with an 11-yard pass to Doucet. Russell threw the ball away under pressure on first down, and then ran toward the right sideline for three yards on second down. On third down, with plenty of time in the pocket, Russell looked for Bowe in the back of the end zone. Instead, Doucet picked the ball from the air just in front of Bowe for the 4-yard game-winning score Talking about his flubs and heroics, Russell said: "Before we came out, coach (offensive coordinator Jimbo) Fisher told us that whatever happens, make no excuses. Empty your pockets. Leave your excuses at home. We just went out there and played tough no matter what the situation was. Just never give up. Even after the three interceptions, I knew that we were still in it. I just had to go out there and fight, sacrifice my body and myself and be willing to do whatever it takes to help my team. We just had to go out there and make plays, no matter what happened. As for my critics, everybody has an opinion. I'd say for myself, I think I kind of proved myself today. But I just have to keep fighting and get better." Record Watch -- The duo of JaMarcus Russell and Dwayne Bowe have now connected on 19 touchdown passes and sit in second-place on LSU's career list for pass-catch touchdown combos, topped only by Tommy Hodson-Wendell Davis (21).
Alabama After his erratic performance the previous week, Russell was nearly flawless in a 28-14 win. He connected on 18-of-21 attempts (85.7 percent) for 207 yards and three scores as LSU amassed 418 yards against an Alabama defense that was giving up slightly more than 277 a game Russell found Early Doucet with a 30-yard scoring strike in the first quarter and hit Dwayne Bowe with a 19-yard touchdown pass that ended a 10-play, 80-yard drive in the second quarter A 17-yard screen pass to Jacob Hester in the third quarter capped a nine-play, 78-yard series Record Watch -- Russell moved into fifth place for most career wins in school history with his 22nd career win Talking to reporters after the game about his performance, Russell said: "When things are going back and forth like that you have to trust that your defense is going to do their job, which they did. I am proud of how the team performed tonight. I am always trying to catch them off guard because they never expect me to run. When I see a hole and there is nothing open down field I just want to make any play I can to help this team win."
Mississippi Russell finally piloted his team to a win by completing 20-of-36 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns after appearing confused and frustrated by a Rebel blitz that caused him to uncharacteristically miss wide open receivers LSU fought back in the final quarter, scoring on a 4-yard pass from Russell to Early Doucet with 8:46 left in the game and for the final time in regulation with just 14 seconds to play, when Russell connected with Dwayne Bowe from five yards out on fourth down to tie the score 20-20 LSU claimed possession at midfield following the punt by Ole Miss with a chance to try to claim the lead. But, after advancing to the Rebel 34, Russell faced a 3rd-and-10 and an Ole Miss blitz that knocked the ball from his hands. LSU recovered the fumble at midfield but was forced to punt leading to the necessity of the game tying-drive at the end of the game The Tigers scored the game's first points following an Ole Miss botched fake punt that set the Tigers with a first down at the Rebel 41-yard line. Russell connected with Craig Davis for 24 yards on the drive's third play giving LSU a 1st-and-goal at the Rebel 7-yard line. A holding penalty against the Tigers moved the third-down play back to the Ole Miss 13, but that only gave Bowe more space to find an open seam in the Rebels' defense. Russell spotted Bowe just beyond the goal line with 13:55 to play in the half and the Tigers took a 7-0 lead after the six-play scoring drive Record Watch -- With his three touchdown passes against Mississippi, Russell has 24 scores for the season, the second-best total in LSU single-season history Russell accumulated 223 yards passing, moving his career total to 6,080 yards, which ranks fourth all-time in LSU career passing yards He also moved into fourth place in LSU career passing attempts with his 36 attempts, giving him 741 passing attempts for his career Russell led the Tigers to a fourth quarter or overtime victory for the eighth time in his career. It was also the second game-winning drive Russell engineered this season With their two touchdowns tonight, the duo of Russell and Dwayne Bowe became the most prolific pass-catch combo in school history surpassing Tommy Hodson and Wendell Davis. The two shattered the mark with 22 career pass-catch touchdowns, culminating on the game-tying score with 0:14 remaining in the game.
Arkansas Russell threw two touchdown passes, including a 47-yarder to Craig Davis that gave LSU a 14-6 lead in the second quarter and a 7-yarder to Early Doucet that put the Tigers up by 12, 24-12, early in the crazy fourth quarter, as the Tigers QB connected on 14 of 22 throws for 210 yards, including five completions that went for at least 20 yards each "This is a very proud win for me, personally, Russell said after the game. "We faced adversity the whole game and were able to overcome it and get the victory. The kick return for touchdown gave us the extra momentum we needed. Once that happened we knew it was over and all we had to do was take care of business. We think we are now in the BCS picture with a win like that. The fumbles came at bad times but we were able to keep our composure and win the game." Arkansas head coach Houston Nutt said: "JaMarcus Russell is a great player. He is a big 6-6 guy who can see over everybody. He can always make some big plays. He is very hard to bring down and can make those third down conversions." Record Watch -- With 14 completions on the day Russell moved passed Jamie Howard to third on LSU's career completions list with 471 Russell also moved up to third on LSU's career passing yards list. He finished the game with 6,287 for his career.
Notre Dame (Sugar Bowl) Russell closed out his college career by outperforming Notre Dame quarterback and Heisman Trophy Finalist Brady Quinn, casting a large shadow over the touted Irish signal caller to see which of these two passers will go first in the 2007 NFL Draft Russell completed 21-of-34 passes for 332 yards, two passing and one rushing touchdown and one meaningless interception on his way to being unanimously named the game's Most Outstanding Player. He was replaced by backup Matt Flynn late in the fourth quarter and left the field to a standing ovation from the partisan Superdome crowd. "I've said it before, I think I have the best quarterback in the country," LSU head coach Les Miles said. Russell said he appreciated the accolades he received after the game and the comparisons to Quinn and his abilities, but he spread the credit around to as many Tiger players as possible. "My main thing is playing for my teammates and my coaches," Russell said. "Everyone has their opinion about who they think is the best and you can't change that. I don't know why I wasn't considered for the Heisman. But, I really do think I'm one of the best in college football." Russell used his rifle arm and his massive legs to carry his team down the field in eight plays to make the score 14-0. The Tiger QB completed 4-of-5 passes in the drive and also ran for 21 yards on a draw on the drive's sixth play, setting LSU up with a first down at the Irish 15. Two plays later, Russell beamed a laser pass to Dwayne Bowe in the end zone, giving the Tigers a two-touchdown advantage with 6:03 left in the quarter after the 3:31 march The Tigers made the Irish eyes smile two plays later as Russell was sandwiched between two Irish defenders and fumbled at the LSU 21. Defensive end Travis Leitko recovered the loose ball setting up what seemed to be a sure scoring chance for the powerful Notre Dame offense. But, a third down pass into the end zone intended for Jeff Samardzija was broken up and place kicker Carl Gioia pushed a 33-yard field goal attempt wide right preserving the LSU 14-7 lead with 14:40 remaining in the half Justin Vincent rushed for 19 yards on the ensuing drive's first play before Russell spotted and connected with Early Doucet 58 yards down the field to set up a 1st-and-goal at the Irish 5. Two plays later, Russell took a draw play across the goal line capping a blink-of-an-eye drive that lasted just five plays and 1:10 and gave the Tigers a 21-14 lead with 1:15 left in the half The LSU third-quarter scoring parade continued as Russell, facing a 3rd-and-8 at his 42 launched a 58-yard rocket to the speedy Brandon LaFell, who raced past the Irish defense and was all alone at the 10-yard line. LaFell sped into the end zone with 18 seconds remaining in the quarter, capping a 5-play, 73-yard drive that lasted just 1:38. The score extended the Tiger lead to 34-14 after the point after Record Watch -- Russell moved into first place on LSU's single season list for completions (232). His final total of 3,129 passing yards this season ranks second on the school single-season list. (Rohan Davey threw for 3,347 in 2001) Before having a pass intercepted in the fourth quarter Russell had thrown 119 consecutive passes without an interception, the longest such streak of his career Russell's 332 yards passing marked a career high. His previous career best was 330 yards against Mississippi State this season.
|2005 Season
Russell was selected Southeastern Conference Player of the Year by the Columbus Touchdown Club He added SEC Academic Honor Roll recognition and was named SEC Player of the Week vs. Vanderbilt Russell started the first twelve games of the season, becoming the third player in school history to win ten games (10-2) in a campaign He hit on 188-of-311 passes (60.5 percent) for 2,443 yards, 15 touchdowns and nine interceptions, but lost 22 yards on 61 carries, as he was sacked 21 times for losses totaling 214 yards All four of his fumbles were recovered by the opposition Also had 27 of his pass attempts deflected Threw at least one touchdown in nine consecutive games before that streak was stopped in the SEC Championship Game vs. Georgia Suffered a left shoulder separation and right wrist ligament damage in that Georgia game, undergoing wrist surgery that forced him to miss the Peach Bowl vs. Miami.
|2005 Game Analysis
Arizona State Turned the ball over once on a fumble and was sacked four times to finish with minus 41 yards on seven carries, but hit 16-of-29 throws for 232 yards and a game-winning 35-yard touchdown to Early Doucet with 1:13 left to play in a 35-31 decision.
Tennessee Again turned the ball over on a fumble and was also intercepted once in a tough 30-27 loss Completed 14-of-28 attempts for 158 yards and ran for a 1-yard score early in the second quarter.
Mississippi State Russell bounced back by connecting on 21-of-24 throws (87.5%) for 205 yards and a pair of touchdowns Russell hit Dwayne Bowe with a 14-yard scoring strike in the second quarter and the duo again hooked up on a 44-yard touchdown bomb late in the third quarter.
Vanderbilt Russell gained 285 yards with two touchdowns on 21-of-32 tries, but was also intercepted once and turned the ball over on a fumble He found his favorite target, Dwayne Bowe, with a 30-yard scoring pass on the team's game-opening drive and finished the day with an 8-yard scoring lob to Early Doucet with 7:42 left to play.
Florida Despite turning the ball over three times (two interceptions, one fumble), the Tigers QB completed 14-of-22 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns He finished with minus 40 yards on the ground after getting sacked five times, but hit gave the team a 14-0 cushion in the first quarter with his two scoring tosses, including a 27-yarder to Dwayne Bowe before the Tigers had to overcome his turnovers en route to a 21-17 win.
Auburn Russell rallied the Tigers to a 20-17 overtime triumph, as he connected on 16-of-33 chances for 190 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown to Dwayne Bowe in the third quarter.
North Texas Close to two months after this game was originally scheduled to be play (cancelled due to Hurricane Katrina), Russell led the Tigers to a 56-3 victory, as he gained 244 yards on 17-of-21 attempts (81.0 percent) with one touchdown and one interception He fired a 15-yard scoring strike to Dwayne Bowe in the second quarter before giving way to his backups in the second half.
Appalachian State Russell hit on 16-of-22 throws for 208 yards and a pair of scores, as he added a season-high 42 yards on four carries For the third consecutive game, Russell avoided being sacked He had 9-yard TD tosses to both Dwayne Bowe in the first quarter and tight end Keith Zinger in the fourth.
Alabama Russell totaled 229 aerial yards on 16-of-30 passes, as he rallied the team again in a 16-13 overtime decision He was sacked twice for minus-7 yards, but also threw an 11-yard game-winning touchdown to Dwayne Bowe in overtime.
Mississippi The sophomore passer was intercepted once, as he connected on 13-of-22 tries for 142 yards He fired touchdowns of three yards to Craig Davis and 20 yards to Early Doucet before giving way to the reserve unit midway through the third quarter.
Arkansas Leading the team to close victories was becoming a habit for Russell, who completed 13-of-29 attempts for 194 yards and a 50-yard touchdown to Bennie Brazell Russell kept the game close; he was intercepted twice inside the red zone.
Georgia (SEC Championship) The Tigers not only lost the game, 34-14, but also lost their star quarterback when Russell was slammed to the ground on a sack in the third quarter. He suffered ligament damage in his right wrist and a separated left should He managed to gain 120 yards on 11-of-19 passes, but was intercepted once and sacked three times for losses totaling 21 yards His only bright spot came on a 1-yard scoring plunge early in the second quarter.
|2004 Season
Shared quarterback duties with Marcus Randall, starting vs. Florida, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas Completed 73-of-144 passes (50.7 percent) for 1,053 yards, nine touchdowns and four interceptions Scored once on 26 carries, but was sacked 13 times for losses totaling 109 yards Finished with 1,012 yards in total offense.
|2004 Game Analysis
Made his collegiate debut, completing 9-of-26 throws for 145 yards and a pair of scores vs. Oregon State Followed with 151 yards on 7-of-11 passing with two touchdowns against Arkansas State Connected on 9-of-12 attempts for 137 yards and a touchdown vs. Mississippi State Added 131 yards on 9-of-17 tosses with a score vs. Georgia Earned his first career start, responding with 6-of-10 completions for 56 yards, but was intercepted twice vs. Florida Added 92 yards and a touchdown on 5-of-10 throws vs. Alabama, but was also sacked three times Was intercepted once and sacked three times, turning the ball over on a fumble, as Russell completed only 6-of-19 throws for 66 yards vs. Mississippi Came off the bench in the fourth quarter to gain 128 yards with a pair of touchdowns on 12-of-15 throws (80.0 percent) in a 30-25 loss to Iowa in the Capital One Bowl.
|2003 Season
Enrolled at Louisiana State and redshirted while performing on the scout team.
|Injury Report
2005: Did not play vs. Miami (Fla.) in the Peach Bowl after separating his left shoulder and suffering ligament damage to his right wrist while being sacked vs. Georgia (12/03) in the SEC Championship Game.
2006: Was limited in spring drills while recovering from ligament surgery on his right wrist.
|Agility Tests
Campus: 4.72 in the 40-yard dash 335-pound bench press 515-pound squat 31-inch vertical jump 32 3/4-inch arm length 9 7/8-inch hands Right-handed.
Combine: Chose not to participate in the individual or positional drills.
|High School
Attended Williamson (Mobile, Ala.) High School, playing football for head coach Bobby Parrish Regarded as one of the nation's top-rated quarterbacks Consensus top-five rated, pro-style quarterback by every major recruiting publication Was named to the prestigious Parade All-American team In 2002, he was rated the fourth-best quarterback prospect in the country by College Football News Named Alabama's Mr. Football and Super Prep Dixie Offensive Player of the Year in 2002 Member of Super Prep's All-America team, FSN South's Countdown to Signing Day "All-South" first-team, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Super Southern 100 and the Orlando Sentinel's All-Southern team The all-time leading passer in Alabama history, Russell threw for 10,744 yards during his career, eclipsing the state record set by former Alabama and current Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Brodie Croyle The two-time Class 5A All-State selection set a state record with 84 touchdown passes Connected on 219-of-372 passes (58.9 percent) for 3,332 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior, adding 400 yards and five scores rushing 2002 Passed for 1,850 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior Excelled on the school's basketball team as a small forward, averaging around 15 points, 10 rebounds and four assists per game as a junior.
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Former Georgia linebacker, Alec Ogletree, whose collegiate career was tarnished by multiple arrests and suspensions, set an NFL Combine 40 yard dash record of 4.21 by hiring a police officer to chase him down the track.
"I'm pretty fast on my own," Ogletree told reporters after the run. "But when the po-po's on my tail, I've got cheetah speed."
Ogletree, whose brushes with the authorities include a 2010 misdemeanor theft charge as well as a DUI arrest last week in Arizona, continued, "Linebackers need speed to cover tight ends across the middle and to plug the gaps on running plays. But you don't know what 'fast' is until you're hauling ass away from a crime scene carrying stolen property while the 5-0's in hot pursuit. Trust me, I'm more than ready to handle Jimmy Graham now."
Ogletree's time barely topped previous record holder Antonio Cromartie, who ran a 4.28 while being chased by paternity lawyers.
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"We played solid against LSU," said Randolph Morris, "but came up a little short. This game we finally put it all together." Kentucky (19-10 overall, 9-6 SEC) overcame a 14-point deficit in the first half by dominating the glass and hitting their shots. The Wildcats struggled much of the first half, yet trailed by only seven at the half.
"Randolph Morris was huge tonight," said coach Tubby Smith, "and Brandon Stockton was big all night, diving on the floor and mixing it up."
The Wildcats would get the job done in the second half. Bobby Perry got the action started by canning a three point shot from the corner to pull the Cats to within four at 45-41. Senior Ravi Moss would follow up with a long range shot of his own and within one minute the Cats were within one point.
"We made some huge defensive stops," said Smith, "and that gave us confidence that we could win this thing. It all started on the defensive end. Tennessee took it to us on the boards in Lexington but we really got the job done on the glass tonight."
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wire that's in the cable. I generally like to start at the end where there is power.
The bad bulb will show power to it, but because it's bad, it won't be passing on power
to the next bulb in line.
One little note. Most plugs on US devices are polarized – the two plugs are different
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hot lead for the tip, so that if you change a bulb without turning the light off,
the screw part will not be hot. Most holiday lights, however, don't have this issue,
so they're generally not polarized. This means that you can turn the plug around 180
degrees, and switch the hot and dead sets of bulbs in your broken set, which can sometimes
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Leaupepe twins share honor as The Star's Girls Basketball Players of Year
Sisters had record-setting impact at Camarillo
Their size, strength and athleticism were obvious indicators of potential stardom.
But it was an intangible quality that couldn't be measured that truly set Geralynn and Geraldynn Leaupepe apart.
"They are two of the most competitive kids I have ever seen in my years of coaching," Camarillo High girls basketball coach Michaeltore Smith said. "They are probably more competitive against each other than against other teams. They pushed each other to become better basketball players in every game we played and even in every drill we did in practice."
The Leaupepe twins finished their careers as the most successful players in program history and will leave with their names at the top of nearly every statistical record.
The Star's Girls Basketball Players of the Year led Camarillo to its third straight Pacific View League title and the program's first appearance in a CIF-Southern Section championship game.
Geralynn averaged 20.2 points, 11.9 rebounds and 3.8 steals per game. Geraldynn averaged 20.0 points, 9.8 rebounds, 5.3 steals and 3.4 assists per game.
"Our goal this season was basically to get past the quarterfinals because our program has never done that. But we ended up making it to the final and state playoffs, which was really exciting," Geralynn said. "Making that history with our team and breaking the most wins in a season record as a team is something I will always remember."
Fittingly for identical twins, the Leaupepes produced eerily similar numbers to achieve their program records.
They recorded the two best single-game scoring performances this season with Geralynn scoring 48 points and Geraldynn scoring 40.
They are the top two in single-season scoring (Geralynn 668, Gerladynn 659), single-season rebounding (Geralynn 393, Geraldynn 322) and single-season steals (Geraldynn 174, Geralynn 125).
They are the top two in career rebounding (Geralynn 1,069, Geraldynn 1,059) and rank second and third in career scoring (Geraldynn 1,884, Geralynn 1,709).
Geraldynn is the career leader in steals (424) and blocked shots (240).
Chasing records was never at the forefront of their minds.
"We knew about them, we just didn't let it get to us. We didn't want it to be our No. 1 thing," Geraldynn said. "We tried to focus on other things like getting ourselves better and getting our team better."
At one point during the playoffs, the twins both broke the single-season scoring record by finishing with the exact same overall total at the end of a game.
Considering all the variables over a long season, it was a statistical oddity that turned a few heads.
"We thought it was pretty funny because it's not the first time it happened. Sometimes we end up with the exact same grades," Geraldynn said. "I guess it's a twin thing."
As impressive as their numbers are, the Leaupepes are more proud of their growth as players.
"I started out as freshman that really didn't know the game well and could only use my right hand. But I have improved and know so much more about the game," Geraldynn said. "I have learned a lot in the four years. It's really unbelievable to look back."
This season tested the Leaupepes the most with scouting reports geared directly at them.
"We saw so many different kinds of defenses played against us and we had to find different ways to score," Geralynn said. "It really helped me realize how much better that we have gotten over the years."
The Leaupepes will remain playing together at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, but they leave behind a legacy at Camarillo that won't soon be matched.
"They are two of the best players ever to set foot on campus. They literally have become the names and faces of Camarillo girls basketball and they have taken the program to places it has never been before," Smith said. "Everyone around town loves and supports those kids, and the beauty of it is they did it at their hometown school and just kicked tail for four years."


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I am posting some of my favorite back to school student gifts. I have found over the years that having a little something special waiting for young students on the first day of school or on Meet the Teacher Night (Open House) helps make them feel a little more at ease and excited about beginning school. If you like the printable tags attached to the gifts you can find them here.
I've Been Bubbling with Excitement to Meet You Bubble Tags
Who doesn't love bubbles? This is a fun student gift idea especially for a carnival theme! You could also use bubble wands.
This Year is Going to Blow You Away Blow Pop Student Gift Tags
Tape this cute saying to Charms Blow Pops. You can add both the student name and your name or just one or the other.
Thanks for Popping In Blow Pop Gift Tag
These student gift tags are perfect for Open House or Meet the Teacher Night! Simply attach them to Charms Blow Pops for an adorable favor for students or parents.
I'm Lucky to Have You in My Class Lucky Charms Student Gift Tag
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I have used two different versions of the cookie tags. "You're a smart cookie!" can be used at the beginning of school or any time during the year as a reward or incentive. "You're a smart cookie! Welcome to (insert grade level or my class)!" is perfect for the beginning of the year or Open House. I usually attach them to snack bags of cookies but you could also attach them to a baggie filled with cookies or a large wrapped cookie. This is a student favorite!
Ready to Roll Tootsie Roll Student Gift Tags
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I'm Bursting with Excitement Starburst Student Gift Tags
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"NAMS" Stands for "Niche Affiliate Marketing System" … but that's not doing it justice…
After having attended the conference, I would say that NAMS represents a community of people, able to help beginers, intermediates and pros alike, not only start and build their online business but grow it through both theory, technique, and in my mind most importantly, use of solid business principles.
I've been in internet marketing for quite some time now and there's one thing that really plagues the IM space… it's the lack of business fundamentals. NAMS to the rescue!
Okay, I know, you may be rolling your eyes at me because business theory isn't cool and is kinda the opposite of "get rich quick" but it's also the opposite of what most IM'ers do which is "fail". NAMS helps you develop a real business!
I just got back from the NAMS 7 conference (and highly recommend you grab the audio recordings) and have just grabbed my tickets for the NAMS 8 conference coming up in August and I want to see you there!
You might be thinking, "I'm at so-and-so place in my business, so that won't help me"… but here's the super cool bit!
NAMS has this awesomel format that is divided into "tracts" for beginners through advanced AND you can move around freely to find the perfect sessions for you!
The sessions are scheduled in multiple tracks by competency levels:
- NAMS100 – If you're just starting out online, or even thinking about it, this is the group for you. No website, no sales, no idea…We want you in this tract so we can help you get started.
- NAMS200 – If you've got a website or blog, but you're not making any money (at least on purpose), then this is the room for you. We will teach you about marketing here. The goal is to increase your sales.
- NAMS300 – So, you're making sales and actually supplementing your family income. Now, you want to learn more about business and taking it to the next level. This is for you.
- NAMS400 – You're a pro. Probably a full-time marketer. And you're looking for ways to clone yourself. You want more time, more money, more assets. That's what this group focuses on.
You can find the full NAMS 7 schedule here.
Even better? (Oh yes, it gets better!)
The audio recordings contain all the sessions from all four tracts for you don't have to feel like you missed anything.
I carefully selected my sessions based first on skill level but then secondly if there was a conflict based on which one would be easier to learn from the recording.
Even though I sat mostly 400 level sessions, I can't wait to go back and catch Nicole Dean's 200-level all-day marketing session that helps you get your fledgling business up and going! Nicole is a fantastic teacher and I know I'll learn some gold nuggets from her as well as some additional ways to teach others!
Can you tell I'm jazzed?!?!
Something else that might surprise you?
While there was ample male presence, the event brings some of the much more elusive female super-affiliates out of the woodwork!
Speakers included Nicole Dean, Bob Jenkins, Regina Smola, Tony Laidig, Carrie Wilkerson, Phil Hollows, Connie Green and Jack Born and many more. (And that's just the speakers, the attendee list was another whos-who-in-marketing!)
I have mentioned several of these superstars on here on-site before but the chance to get to spend some quality time with them was fantastic.
The one thing you will NOT get in the audios – because it was requested not recorded – was a FANTASTIC keynote presentation by the legendary Jimmy D. Brown (rarely seen in public!). Be sure you get your tickets for the NAMS 8 event while you're snagging those NAMS 7 audios!
Of the ten to twelve conferences I've attended in the last year, this one stands head and shoulders above the rest!
(And Allegra Sinclair, (who rocks by the way) told me about it over a year ago and I poo-poo'd on her idea… is entitled to a much-deserved "I Told You So" for my own hardheadedness in not listening last year! So glad I did this year!)
Grab the audios (I can't wait to dig into them myself) and I look forward to seeing you in August at NAMS 8!
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Valorie didn't sleep much that night. She was far too worried.
Worried about her father – he was a Wizard. A real Wizard, just like her. Was that good? It would certainly explain where she had got her own magical abilities. She couldn't believe she hadn't thought about it before, really.
But the way her mother had reacted – that worried her too. How did she feel about Wizards? Maybe she hated them. Maybe she wouldn't much like it if she knew Valorie was a Wizard too. Maybe she'd try to stop her seeing Charley. Oh, it was so confusing.
And then she worried about Charley. What had she done yesterday to make him look so… well, scared? She couldn't explain it – going through that wall. It had all happened far too quickly.
Eventually, at around half two, Valorie fell asleep. She was awake again at five. Deciding it would be pointless trying to nod off again, she got up and tiptoed downstairs. She made herself a cup of tea, and sat at the table sipping it.
She flicked through one of her mum's Bon Prix magazines. It was full of beautiful looking women wearing nice clothes. Her mum liked looking through the magazines, even though she claimed none of the clothes would suit her very much.
Valorie heard a sound on the stairs. She turned round. It was just Mum.
'Hi, Val. You're up early.'
'Yeah. Couldn't sleep.'
'I'm sorry. I'm sorry you had to listen to us rowing last night.'
Valorie rubbed her eyes. 'It's fine.'
'Did you hear what we were rowing about?'
'Er… not really,' Valorie said, wanting to get off the subject.
'Yesterday, I found out your Dad was a Wizard. I caught him doing some levitating in the bathroom.' Her mother paused, wiping the grit from her eyes. 'I suppose all this is a bit of a surprise to you.'
'It is, a bit.'
'But you're fourteen now, and you're old enough to know the truth. I'm not mad with your father for being a Wizard… I was just angry because he never told me. That's all. We had a long chat about it, and it's all sorted now.'
'So there's nothing to worry about, sweetheart. OK?'
Mrs Morse hugged her daughter. Valorie let her.
'Val, can I ask you?…'
Valorie looked up, worried again.
'Did you ever feel like, um… like you had some sort of special power, or anything? Could you ever do anything you couldn't explain?'
Valorie looked her mother straight in the eye.
'No, Mum.'
Two hours later, Valorie had just begun to struggle into her uniform, when she heard a shout from downstairs.
'It's absolutely ridiculous!'
She tugged her jumper over her head and whizzed downstairs.
'Dad! What's wrong?'
Her father was sitting in an armchair in front of the television. He always watched the news in the mornings before he went to work. Valorie often came downstairs to hear him shouting at the TV, but this time he sounded quite livid.
'The Government have said they want to pass a new law,' he said furiously. 'All persons with Wizarding abilities must sign this bloody form to show they're Wizards. Ridiculous. We're living in a Nanny state, I'm telling you.'
And with that, he got up and left the room.
Valorie sat anxiously down, waiting for the story to come round again. She sat through the weather, something about swine flu, and then…
'Reports are coming in that the Prime Minister has proposed creating a watch list of Wizards and potential Wizards. All persons with magical abilities will be asked to register as a Wizard. The information will be kept indefinitely on the National database. This proposal will be addressed during next week's Prime Minister's Question Time…'
Valorie's mouth dropped open. This was terrible! If this thing was approved, she'd have to register as a Wizard. She'd have to tell her parents. And what if people at school found out? What would happen to her then?
She thought. Charley didn't have a television. He didn't know yet.
Valorie waited until her parents left the house. Then she recorded the news story on her MP3, and raced out of the house.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2762?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13038847#comment-13038847 ] Michael McCandless commented on LUCENE-2762: -------------------------------------------- We have a test, TestNRTThreads, that stress-tests NRT to try to catch issues like this. I've backported to 3.0.x, and was able to run it for 30 minutes with max 1024 file handles, successfully... so if there is a file handle leak, this test failed to uncover it. Not sure what's up... can you try to boil down your test case to a small test showing the problem? Note that when you incRef the searcher you have to do that sync'd somehow with your reopen logic to prevent the final decRef from running at the same time. (I don't think that's related to the file handle issue but it's important to get right else you have a thread hazard). > Don't leak deleted open file handles with pooled readers > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-2762 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2762 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Bug > Affects Versions: 2.9.4, 3.0.3, 3.1, 4.0 > Reporter: Michael McCandless > Assignee: Michael McCandless > Fix For: 2.9.4, 3.0.3, 3.1, 4.0 > > Attachments: LUCENE-2762.patch > > > If you have CFS enabled today, and pooling is enabled (either directly > or because you've pulled an NRT reader), IndexWriter will hold open > SegmentReaders against the non-CFS format of each merged segment. > So even if you close all NRT readers you've pulled from the writer, > you'll still see file handles open against files that have been > deleted. > This count will not grow unbounded, since it's limited by the number > of segments in the index, but it's still a serious problem since the > app had turned off CFS in the first place presumably to avoid risk of > too-many-open-files. It's also bad because it ties up disk space > since these files would otherwise be deleted. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Slice your skin to take away the pain
Wash all of your sins away
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Cry, cry, cry, and then refrain
Wear a plastic smile on your face
Let everyone think you're doing ok
Make one more incision just in case
To make it through another day
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To keep yourself away from the blade
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By Chris Michaud
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Television legend Norman Lear and veteran actor Alan Alda received special honors at the International Emmy Awards on Monday, while programming from South America dominated the competition, with Argentina and Brazil each winning two Emmys.
Lear, best known as creator of the ground-breaking 1970s hit comedy "All in the Family," which premiered during a time of social upheaval and tackled issues such as race and women's rights, said "the world will, and needs to, come together through the arts" as he accepted the honor.
The producer and writer received a special 40th anniversary Founders Award from the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, as did Alda, star of the long-running Korean-war set comedy, M*A*S*H* about doctors on the front lines.
Alda paid tribute to "the men and women in the hospital tents," referring to real-life medical personnel who struggle to treat war injured, who he noted usually go unmentioned at award shows.
"Glee" creator Ryan Murphy received the annual International Founders Award, which was presented by Oscar-winner Jessica Lange, a star of his current series "American Horror Story."
Argentina won both acting categories, with honors going to actress Cristina Banegas for the dramatic series "Television x La Inclusion," in which she plays the mother of an ailing child waging battle with health insurers; while Dario Grandinetti picked up the best actor award for his performance as a racist taxi driver in the same series.
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A 35-year-old mother who was killed in a violent attack along with her toddler Sunday morning has been identified. But the type of injuries that led to the death of both the 1-year-old child and her mother are pending autopsy.
Darrell Gerard Taylor, 34, of Wilmington, made his first appearance Monday morning in New Hanover County District Court on charges of two counts of first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of Yawanda Felecia Doe and her 1-year-old girl, identified by the initials D.T. in a warrant, according to District Attorney Ben David.
He also appeared on two counts of attempted first-degree murder in connection with causing serious bodily injury with a machete to Doe's 3-year-old boy, also with the initials D.T., and a 46-year-old woman who was not related to the other victims, David said.
Police found Doe and her child dead inside a car at Greentree Apartments off Greentree Road in Wilmington, according to Wilmington Police Department Spokeswoman Linda Rawley. Investigators suspect the violent attack, which also injured the surviving child and woman, occurred at about 6:30 a.m. Sunday.
Taylor was found outside the apartments in the 4700 block of Greentree Road when officers arrived on scene, Rawley said. He was reportedly armed with a weapon, but police were able to take Taylor into custody.
Along with the murder and attempted murder charges, Taylor faces an additional charge of robbery with a dangerous weapon in connection with using the machete to take the 46-year-old victim's car keys, David said.
The 46-year-old woman and 3-year-old boy were taken to New Hanover Regional Medical Center to be treated for serious injuries, Rawley said. According to Claire Parker, spokeswoman for New Hanover Regional Medical Center, the woman is in good condition. The boy is in good condition and was alert and speaking with detectives, police spokeswoman Cathryn Lindsay said.
Police have not stated what type of injuries the deceased mother and her child suffered in the attack. David said he could not confirm if the machete was used in the death of Doe or her daughter.
"Whether or not [the machete] was used in the two murder cases or whether or not a gun is involved in those murders, again, that's being the subject of medical examination right now. And we're going to let medical examiners talk about that," David said in a news briefing after Taylor's first appearance. "I can tell you that is something that will be relevant later and will be explored in the courtroom."
The state does anticipate an additional charge of felony possession of a firearm by a felon along with other possible charges, David said. Any additional charges will be presented to a grand jury for indictment at a later date.
According to the N.C. Department of Corrections, Taylor was previously convicted of three felonies including possession with intent to sell a schedule VI controlled substance, breaking and entering and possession of a schedule II controlled substance. He was also convicted of seven misdemeanors including assault on a female, speeding from police and misdemeanor drug possession.
New Hanover County Judge James. H. Faison III appointed Taylor an attorney with the Capital Public Defender's Office. Taylor was ordered to be held without bond at the New Hanover County Jail.
Members of the victims' family were present during the hearing on Monday and met with prosecutors after Taylor's first appearance in court, David said.
"It's a large and loving family. And I know that they are hurting right now and that they are relying on each other. They came today seeking justice. And we're going to do everything within our ability to make sure that they get it. This is a case that I know a number of people in the community have grave concerns about and are very saddened by [this case]…our hearts go out to them," he said.
David said he will prosecute the case for the state, along with Assistant District Attorney Christa Lawler. In addition, David said he will be meeting with his team of prosecutors in the future to determine whether the state should seek the death penalty in the case.
David said the nature of the case made it a death penalty-eligible case.


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NRO contributor Victor Davis Hanson is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and the author, most recently, of The End of Sparta, a novel about ancient freedom.
...[W]hy do Republicans think their conservative message is a natural one for the majority of contemporary Latinos/Hispanics — rubrics that strangely now include everyone from Cubans and upscale Argentinians to Oaxacan indigenous peoples and Hondurans? In truth, the vast majority of Latinos who vote overwhelmingly Democratic is made up of poorer immigrants from Central America and Mexico rather than Marco Rubio–like second-generation Cuban-Americans. De facto amnesty, generous entitlements, vast increases in public expenditures and hiring, and more taxes on the wealthy are understandably widely supported by both the Latino leadership and rank-and-file. Public employment is increasingly more attractive and more subject to affirmative action than the private sector, and, quite logically, its expansion is seen by poorer Latinos as a natural pathway into the middle class.
Had Republicans come out in favor of open borders and blanket amnesty, I doubt that they would have won the Latino vote — much less done much better in a state like California, given that its latest round of steep tax increases (now over 13 percent on top incomes) was widely supported by the so-called Latino community. Pundits can rail about supposedly naïve, out-of-touch Republicans who talked of self-deportation and thereby lost the Latino vote; but one just as easily might have castigated them for decrying out-of-control entitlements and food stamps, predicating legal immigration on education and skills, or criticizing unworkable and discriminatory affirmative-action policies, since these positions are also politicized as anti-Latino dog whistles....
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