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Monday Recruitin' Meets A Dead Guy
Michael Ferns, Da'Shawn Hand, and Ian Bunting at last weekend's Columbus NFTC (via)
[Reads Between Lines] [Tries To Hold It Together] [Fails]
So... this quote [emphasis mine]:
"Bud Foster is my favorite coach, but I haven't talked with him in a while," [Da'Shawn] Hand said.
"But my favorite coaching staff is Michigan," Hand said. "With Michigan, what you see if what you get. It's professional. With some, you feel like when you get to college it might, change, but with Michigan, everyone says they're straight.
According to the author of the article, SBNation's Bud Elliott, Michigan and Virginia Tech are "running neck and neck" for the lead in Hand's recruitment. Hand refuses to acknowledge even that much—he's says he enjoys the suspense—and he does have an unofficial visit set up to Alabama in July and is looking at trips to Florida, LSU, and USC, per 247's Steve Wiltfong ($). That said, his only planned official visit thus far is to Michigan, for the Notre Dame Game (a trip he recently locked in), and of the previously listed schools only Alabama appears to be a serious threat to his presumed top two.
One school we know for sure won't be pushing for his commitment is Ohio State, despite a campus visit last weekend that went better than his first trip to Columbus:
With the NFTC on the Ohio State campus, Hand took the opportunity and made an unofficial visit to the Buckeyes, along with friend Tim Settle, one of the top players in the class of 2015.
'It was straight, we talked," Hand said. "But I was with Tim, and he's a beast, and it was kind of his visit. Everyone knows that my first visit wasn't all that, but this visit was better. Still, I don't want to get anyone's hopes up."
Meanwhile, Hand revealed in an interview with Bruce Feldman that he's being recruited by at least one insane person:
Q: What is the craziest thing that has happened to you since you've been named the nation's No. 1 recruit?
Hand: Well, I ain't gonna say any names, but one coach told me that since I'm the No. 1 player, I'm gonna get to meet Michael Jackson. I said, "Isn't he already dead?" The coach goes, "Well, all right, you can meet Tito." I was like, all right. OK, I'm done.
It was crazy, but it is what it is.
all hypothetical internet dollars entire real-life savings account on Les Miles]
In the SBNation article, Hand said he's unsure of his timeline for a commitment. Regardless of when that comes, he told Feldman the announcement will be low-key:
I don't want to be like everybody else and be all flashy and do this and play around with people. For my commitment day, I just want to have it at my school. I'm not going to have three hats. I'm going to have one hat. I'm gonna call the coaches the night before. Tell them what school I'm going to and that's it.
At this point, it's looking more and more likely that hat will have a block 'M' on it. Which, uh, would be pretty nice.
[Hit THE JUMP for more on newest commit Chase Winovich, the latest on Artavis Scott and Adoree' Jackson, a Michigan commit earning an invite to The Opening, and more.]
Unverified Voracity Follows Burke's Footsteps
The Omen. Trey Burke had a crazy-good final high school season, and so did Derrick Walton. Then Trey Burke started putting videos of his summer workout regime on youtube. Derrick Walton's doing that too:
That step-back makes 'em say uhn. Michigan's going to be just fine at the point this year.
Reiterating. Brady Hoke was on Rich Eisen's podcast, wherein he reiterated Jake Ryan's timetable and said some other things:
On incoming freshman tailback Derrick Green being in the mix this fall: "Oh, he'll be in the mix, and Fitz (Toussaint) is healthy now. (Toussaint) is unbelievable how he works (coming off a broken leg). We'll find out (about Green). Like Michigan, you earn it, you earn it every day. You're evaluated every day. We're excited about Derrick, we're excited about that whole class."
Hoke says there won't be another Ten Year War, which lies. Also, only incompetent germans:
On some good things coming out of Ohio: "There's a guy named Schembechler who was from Ohio. We have Charles Woodson, Desmond Howard from Ohio, and the head football coach at Michigan is from Ohio."
We're #1, locally. Nebraska paper averages everyone's finish in Big Ten sports, comes out with Michigan on top by a significant margin:
If there is a Big Ten sport, Michigan has a team for it.
And it's likely a pretty good team.
The Wolverines' average Big Ten finish for 2012-13, among their 25 men's and women's teams, was 4.04, tops in the conference.
Nebraska's 21 teams had an average finish of 5.57, good for sixth place -- the same spot the Huskers occupied in 2011-12.
Minnesota was second with 4.43, Ohio State third. MSU was 10th, Iowa last.
Surprise. The 2015 Big Ten schedule is an inverse of the 2014 one, except I guess in terms of order. Michigan's docket:
- OCTOBER 3: @ Maryland
- OCTOBER 10: Northwestern
- OCTOBER 31: @ Minnesota
- NOVEMBER 7: Rutgers
- NOVEMBER 14: @ Indiana
Unfortunate bye timing. Not too worried about that @ PSU/OSU double bill since Penn State will still be in the meat of their sanctions at that point.
Peppers peppers peppers peppers peppers. If Jabrill Peppers's last name was Buffalo, that would be a sentence. Instead it is just a lead-in to Sam Webb profiling Mr. Peppers in the Detroit News. Peppers had a rough background—as you probably know, his dad has been in prison for going on ten years—and came through it:
"My brother (Don Curtis) was actually in (the street life), but that was the main person who sheltered me from it," Peppers explained. "He was my role model even though he was not doing what he was supposed to do. He kept me from doing the things that he was doing. I actually wanted to be out there with him. I didn't have a male role model in my life, so he was the closest thing to one. I was looking up to him so I was fighting every day, but every time he saw me out there in the street he would tighten me up and tell me to go home. He would tell me, 'This is not how (you're) going to do it! This is not how (you're) going to live (your) life.'"
His brother was murdered in 2010. The whole piece is highly recommended; it's going to be easy to root for him. Not that I have problems rooting for bionic supermen anyway.
Hello Hopkins. The Big Ten adds Johns Hopkins, which conveniently gets them to six lacrosse teams (M, OSU, PSU plus the two new additions). That's the minimum for an autobid and, like hockey, lacrosse is a minor but burgeoning sport that can fill airtime on the BTN. Hopkins is one of the sport's all-time great powers with a ludicrous 44 national titles, but once they missed the tourney this year for the first time since 1971 they decided something needed to change.
Hopkins is an academic powerhouse, of course, and since its only DI sport is lacrosse their addition doesn't do anything except set the Big Ten up as a power conference. The Big Ten wanted JHU pretty badly, as they allowed them to keep their current deal with ESPNU.
Hope. Brian Kelly on the M-ND series:
"We'd like to play each other," Kelly said. "I don't think it's ending. Give us some time to make it work."
I have my doubts since Notre Dame is stuck with five ACC games year—but they're not in a conference—and now that Michigan has MSU and OSU on the road at the same time they no longer want but in fact desperately need a sexy nonconference game in even years, when ND is away to USC and would prefer a home game against a marquee opponent themselves.
The dumbest thing Gordon Gee said. I know, I know, but where does your head have to be at when Rutgers is doing what Rutgers does right now and you drop this:
The blocking strategy is that we simply have now put the ACC in an almost no-win position. So who do they immediately go to? Louisville.
Yes. A no-win position in which they bring in the defending national champions in basketball and a BCS-bowl-winning football team with a fevered fanbase. Calling Bret Bielema a thug who was going to get fired after three straight Rose Bowl appearances is a strong #2, I'll grant.
Etc.: Yes in fact the Denard injury does hurt your heart. Indiana game at 3:30. The CJHL is coming down hard on teams in their purview that damage the NCAA eligibility of their players. Denard in Jacksonville. Free shirts for everyone. Scouting Tim Hardaway in preparation for the NBA draft. Lol rutgers.
Hello: Chase Winovich
Jefferson Hills (PA) Thomas Jefferson linebacker Chase Winovich got his first offer from Pitt, and his home-state school appeared to hold the early edge in his recruitment ($):
Thomas Jefferson has sent four players to Pitt since the recruiting class of 2007, and Winovich knows about that pipeline. In fact, it's not hard for him to imagine himself joining it.
"I see the talent they have produced; my neighbors are the Nix brothers, and I watched them and the DeCicco's play at Pitt," he said. "Personally, I love Pitt. I love the coaching staff, I love Pittsburgh, I'm a hometown guy. I want to keep my options open but I can't really find too many flaws in Pitt. I'm looking at them a lot."
Childhood favorite Ohio State offered in early April and immediately vaulted to the top of his list ($):
"This really changes things for me, and I have to say it's a dream come true since I'm an Ohio State fan," he admitted. "I'm not ready to commit right now to anyone, but Ohio State is in my top-three. I can't deny that I love it, and it's going to be tough to find a school that will top Ohio State."
"Pittsburgh was the first school to offer me and they're right in my backyard, so they're a favorite of mine," Winovich added. "I'm still looking for that third school and I'm not shutting anybody out right now."
A short time later, Michigan came through with an offer, and after two visits to Ann Arbor—the second for the Spring Game—the Wolverines made a serious move of their own ($):
"Michigan is definitely in my top three," he said. "The only reason they really weren't before was because they (hadn't) offered. It would have been them above Ohio State, but obviously they hadn't offered me at that point. It hurt that they didn't offer before Ohio State got involved, but I'm just happy they're in now and they're definitely in my top three. I'm excited about them."
At various points over the last month—heck, the last week—insiders from all three schools have been confident that Winovich was leaning towards their program, despite him never publicly naming a leader. Today the speculation ended as Winovich announced his commitment to Michigan, according to multiple outlets.
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The scouting services are almost eerily in lockstep when it comes to Winovich; 247 is a slightly low outlier, and otherwise Winovich is placed just inside the top 30 outside linebackers in the class. Going by position rankings, Winovich is four spots away from a fourth star on Scout and ESPN, nine spots away on Rivals, and 21 on 247.
The services have a general consensus on Winovich's measurables, pegging him at 6'4" and around 215 pounds; his own highlight tape lists an updated weight of 218 as of last month. The Wolverines recruited Winovich as a strongside linebacker, and that frame fits the mold for the position.
In-person scouting of Winovich is pretty scant at this point; if he hit the camp circuit before his junior season, nobody wrote about it, and in the lone camp he's been to this spring—the Rivals Camp Series event in Pittsburgh—he and fellow commit Michael Ferns were overshadowed by less-heralded prospects ($):
The biggest names at the linebacker position coming into the Pittsburgh Rivals Camp were four-star Michael Ferns and three-star Chase Winovich. While both prospects had solid performances, they were outdone by lesser-known linebackers during Sunday's competition.
Neither future Wolverine made the top ten defensive performers list, so no further details are provided on what constituted a "solid" showing.
ESPN sees Winovich as an outside linebacker all the way, praising his "long, sturdy frame," sideline-to-sideline range, and tackling ability. They also like his instincts...
Quick off the mark showing outstanding downhill ability vs. the inside run. Maintains good leverage on the ball and isn't fooled by misdirection. Although he needs to become a more physical take-on guy, his quick hands allow him to shed and get off blocks. Demonstrates the quickness, balance and agility needed to avoid blockers and make plays in tight spaces. Moves through traffic very well, showing excellent sideline-to-sideline range. Has the playing speed needed to chase down ball carriers when in long pursuit.
...and ability to drop into coverage or come on the blitz in third-down situations:
Shows the ability to open his hips, turn and run. Demonstrates good underneath route awareness with a closing break on underneath throws and screens. Will need to gain experience as a coverage defender. His ability to run and make tight turns indicates potential as a man coverage defender. Displays very good blitz timing with a burst to the quarterback. Developing a repertoire of moves is a must.
Areas for improvement are the usual: add muscle, refine technique. After an almost entirely positive rundown of Winovich's game, ESPN says he has "very good potential" ... as a special teams player, though they do note the possibility of early situational playing time.
247's Clint Brewster took a look at Winovich's junior film and came away very impressed, listing only bulk and pad level—natch—as areas for improvement; the rest sounds quite good ($):
[H]as an instinctive first step and blows plays up before they even happen. Winovich plays with outstanding aggression and is very explosive. He has excellent speed and can make plays from sideline to sideline. Winovich has enough speed to chase down running backs far down field. He does a nice job of using his hands to shed blockers and scraping to get to the ball carrier. Winovich is really long at 6-foot-4 and can really get in between passing lanes. He is excellent when dropping into coverage. Winovich can be a force coming off the edge as an outside linebacker and can really close on the quarterback. He is very good at finishing off his opponent when he tackles. Winovich has great form tackling.
Caveats about scouting based only on film go here—they're called "highlights" for a reason—but after looking at individual game cut-ups from Winovich's Hudl page, I see a lot of the same positives that Brewster does.
The coaches have made it clear to Winovich that they like him on the strong side, going so far as to show his film side-by-side with Michigan's current standout at the position ($):
"Coach Hoke wasn't there (last time)," Winovich said noting the difference between visits. "The environment was a lot different. All the players were there this time, I got to sit in with the coaches and really discuss everything about me and my future there, and they seemed more excited about me this time around. Kurt Mattes the film guy there he put together a (video) at the request of Coach Mattison. It's this film of me one play and then Jake Ryan the next play, and then it goes back and forth every other play. It showed how comparable we are. (Ryan) would do one play and then it'd be the exact same play or scenario (with me) on the other side. It was really cool seeing the comparison."
Winovich has a very similar frame to Ryan—who was listed at 6'3", 220 lbs. as a recruit—and displays a lot of the same athletic traits, especially in his ability to explode off the snap. Whether he can maintain that athleticism while adding 25-or-so pounds (Ryan is now listed at 241), not to mention develop Ryan's maniacal playmaking ability, is a question that won't be answered until he's on campus for a couple years.
As for the "would you let him date your daughter?" test, here's an excerpt from a Chantel Jennings article($) on Chase's relationship with his older brother, Peter, who played for Bowling Green from 2004-2008:
But there were similarities for many years. Peter took up baseball, so Chase did, too. Peter took up basketball, so Chase did, too.
But Chase went on to become student body president. Peter never did that. And Chase decided to start taking piano lessons last year. Peter never did that, either.
"As much as I like him following in my footsteps, he has definitely always done his own thing," Peter said. "With football I think there was a lot of pressure on Chase … and he has been able to do it and do even more in his own way, so that has been awesome."
Winovich's offer sheet included Arkansas, Florida State, Michigan State, Mizzou, Northwestern, Ohio State, Pitt, Stanford, Syracuse, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia. That's a pretty impressive list for a consensus three-star; it will be interesting to see if Winovich moves up the recruiting rankings during his senior season, as college coaches seem to be seeing something that the recruiting services aren't at this point.
Thomas Jefferson High School boasts five WPIAL (Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League) Class AAA titles, including three straight from 2006-08, as well as state championships in 2004, 2007, and 2008. The Jaguars have produced six recruits rated three-stars or higher in the Rivals era; four of those players went to Pitt, including four-star prospect and current Oakland Raiders guard Lucas Nix.
Via Scout ($):
This past season, Winovich helped his team to a 11-1 record, another conference title and an appearance in the WPIAL Class AAA semifinals. He earned first-team all-conference honors, finished with 69 tackles, three forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries.
247 lists a 40 time of 4.65, which appears pretty reasonable when you watch Winovich's film—he's got great straight-line speed for a linebacker prospect. I'll give it two FAKEs out of five.
Junior highlights:
Winovich's first step, play diagnosis, movement in traffic, and tackling ability all stand out on tape; you can see that linear speed at the :29 mark when he chases down a perfectly set-up slip screen from behind to save a touchdown.
Again, you can see much more of Winovich on his Hudl page.
Winovich is destined for the strongside linebacker spot; when he gets to campus, the only returning players at the position will be a senior Jake Ryan and a redshirt freshman or sophomore Mike McCray. While Winovich appears likely to need a redshirt year to add weight and learn Greg Mattison's defense, he should be in the mix for playing time as early as his redshirt freshman season, and at the very least should contribute on special teams.
I've had Michael Ferns projected as a strongside 'backer in this space before, but my guess is he'll come to campus as an inside linebacker with Winovich in the fold; Ferns has the versatility to play inside or outside, while Winovich is more of a pure outside type.
Michigan now has 11 commits in the class of 2014 and should be finished recruiting linebackers with Ferns and Winovich in the fold. The Wolverines currently have room to take ~15 players in the class, though that number should swell to around 20 when all is said and done. The main targets moving forward are SDE Da'Shawn Hand, 3-tech/SDE Malik McDowell, slot receiver Artavis Scott, and a trio of highly-ranked defensive backs: CA ATH Juju Smith, CA CB Adoree' Jackson, and IL CB Parrker Westphal, with the latter the most likely to end up in the class. They'll also likely take one more offensive lineman, though the top candidate for that spot is less clear—IL OL Jamarco Jones is the highest-rated target and has Michigan among his favorites, but Ohio State is presumed to hold the edge in his recruitment.
Multi-year Scholarships: Why Not Ask?
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The NCAA repealed a longstanding prohibition on multi-year scholarships a couple years back. Uptake has been surprisingly slow, as the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette details:
…nearly two years after that legislation, multiyear scholarships are rare, not publicized by universities and largely unknown by the athletes. According to data of 82 universities at the Division I-A level obtained by the Post-Gazette through open records requests, only 16 have offered more than 10 multiyear scholarships. Thirty-two of the universities have offered between one and 10, and thirty-four have not offered any.
Ryan Squire, the associate athletics director for compliance at Illinois, remembers that when the legislation was passed in 2011 many schools "were all calling around saying, 'What are you going to do, what are you going to do?' And they said, 'We're kind of going to hope other schools aren't doing it.'"
Ryan Squire can get away with saying that because Illinois is an exception to the rule, giving a "majority" of its athletes four-year deals. Fresno State has gone all-in. Michigan State has gone four-year-exclusive in football. Most everyone else has tried to avoid the topic altogether.
This is an issue that shouldn't exist at all anymore. Schools should no longer have a total limit of scholarship athletes in any sport, but rather yearly caps that encourage retention instead of summary execution. In an environment where every stakeholder with an ounce of power is busy holding down costs that aren't administrator salaries, that's never going to happen.
There is a point in time during which the students have the power: when they're being recruited. If Jabrill Peppers wants a four-year deal at Michigan, or anywhere else, Michigan will trip over itself to get him the proper paperwork. If a marginal recruit isn't offered one, he knows the deal. The common theme in these stories, however, is that players—and I imagine by extension their parents—are at best vaguely aware of the terms of their scholarship:
"The multiyear, the first one, I think," said Boyd, a Clairton High School student who signed with the Panthers in February.
He thought about it for a moment longer. He then asked his coach, Tom Nola. Boyd reconsidered. In fact, he thought, his scholarship lasted for only one year with a renewal option.
"I've never had a parent bring it up to me and I'm around a lot of people," says Montour High School football coach Lou Cerro. "I'm not sure why the NCAA and the coaches are keeping this a secret. It doesn't make any sense."
"I'm not sure," tight end Brent Wilkerson said. "I hope I'm on scholarship for four years."
Penn State safety Malcolm Willis said he was on a renewable scholarship and preferred it this way, saying, "you have to earn your scholarship."
John Infante:
"The bigger failure is not that the school isn't adopting" multiyear aid, John Infante, a former compliance officer at Colorado State University, told us, "but that we're not seeing this market develop where kids know there is the potential for multiyear scholarships and negotiating for that."
So what to do?
Well, isn't this somewhat on recruiting reporters? Recruiting reporters are the number one avenue that recruits have to express themselves in the media; I'd guess the ratio of reporter contact to coach contact most recruits have is 10:1. Coaches are obviously loathe to mention the possibility of multi-year aid; reporters shouldn't be.
But I have literally never seen an article in which the reporter asked whether Recruit X is seeking a multiyear scholarship and which schools are amenable to that request. Not only is that information interesting, but by asking the kids you get the kids to ask the schools and hopefully chip away at the gap between the rules and recruits' knowledge of them. This goes triple for anyone covering Michigan State or Illinois or Fresno State (if recruiting reporters covering Fresno State exist), schools that will look on that sort of question as beneficial to their interests.
Ask the kids about which schools are offering them four-year rides, and the mystery of slow uptake will resolve itself either way.
Basketball Recruiting: The Thousand-Foot View
Michigan's annual College Practice Camp is this weekend, and is followed shortly by Michigan Offers Juniors Day—the first day coaches are allowed to officially offer scholarships. John Beilein is the only guy in the world who follows this guideline; in doing so he's created a mid-summer event in the deadest portion of the Michigan sports calendar year. For this, John Beilein, we salute you.
Now is a good time to get an overview of what's going on.
Roster And Needs
Assuming Robinson and McGary enter the NBA draft, this is what the roster will look like next fall:
PG: Derrick Walton (So.), Spike Albrecht (Jr.)
SG: Nik Stauskas (Jr.)
SF: Zak Irvin (So.), Caris LeVert (Jr.)
PF: Mark Donnal (So.), Max Bielfeldt (Jr.)
C: John Horford (Sr.), Ricky Doyle (Fr.)
Michigan needs a shooting guard and would like someone to compete with Donnal and Bielfeldt at the four. The other two slots are flexible depending on talent. It is unlikely Michigan uses one on a point guard—they are heavily after a bunch of PGs, but all in the class of 2015—and I would guess Michigan banks one so that 2015 class in which the run to the title game is truly paying off will start from a baseline of two slots.
Shooting guard candidates
Everyone all together now: Devin Booker is the leading candidate. From Missouri, mom lives in Saginaw, blew up at Michigan's camp two summers ago to put himself on the radar, may show up again since he's in Michigan for the summer anyway. Booker now has offers from Every Damn Body U, and though a couple of the truly elite schools have taken kids at his position Michigan State and Kentucky are formidable opposition. Still, Michigan seems to lead.
Michigan is also after Indiana SF Trevon Bluiett, who holds an offer and is being hotly pursued by Indiana, Butler, and plenty of others. Bluiett is having an outstanding AAU season. Michigan was thought to be trailing Butler as of a month or two ago, but Bluiett appears to be in no hurry to make a decision.
Power forward candidates
Michigan trails Duke and others for Wisconsin stretch four Kevon Looney, a top ten player who would be a crazy good fit for Beilein's system. Unfortunately, Duke can point to Ryan Kelly and say "you are also a crazy good fit for our system." Acquiring a visit from him is required before anything serious goes down. Looney did just call Michigan a "great school" in an interview with 247:
"Actually Michigan's been there from the beginning, since my freshman year," he said. "I've been talking to (John) Beilein, coach (LaVall Jordan) ... they're a great school.
"They were in the championship (game) this year. They're a great school."
Looney plans on taking his five officials. Michigan should make the cut.
OH combo forward Vincent Edwards is down to Purdue and Michigan and is waiting around to see which one of them showers him in more rose petals. He's more of a defense-and-rebounding guy than a shooter, but he's good enough at that bit to be around the top 50 most places.
Wild cards
Michigan is emerging on the lists of a number of highly-touted players. The hottest name at the moment is CA SF Kameron Chatman, who's coming up for the camp. Dave Telep says Michigan is a "big player" with Chatman and praises his overall game:
One of my favorite guys on the circuit is small forward Kameron Chatman. There's something about this kid. Few have his overall feel for the game.
"I hate losing; just mean being an unselfish player with a high IQ," Chatman said. "I want to do whatever it takes to win. [Whether] that's scoring or rebounding or getting my teammates going." When you hear these words, often times they are hollow, but not with this young man. He plays exactly how he speaks.
Beilein guy yo.
Chatman will take an unofficial visit and get an offer this weekend, and while he's not expected to commit flying across the country is a sign of serious interest. Chatman's a consensus top 50 recruit with a loose top three of Michigan, Oregon, and Washington. Distance isn't much of a factor for a kid from Long Beach, then, and neither Washington or Oregon is a Duke-level threat. USC and Arizona are also involved.
Only Horford graduates, though given the way Michigan has been developing point guards Derrick Walton may be the top pick in the draft by then; Zak Irvin is also a threat to leave early. It's tough to project specific positional needs this far out but no matter what Michigan will be looking for at least a big and a point guard.
Offer day is just two weeks away. We'll get a better view then of who the main targets are, but Beilein has a second requirement to get that offer: a visit. Some of the guys on the list haven't made it to campus and thus won't be officially offered.
IN PG/SG Jalen Coleman. Camping, has offers from Indiana and Purdue already, is probably a shooting guard right now, top 50 player:
"North Carolina State and Texas have also been in contact," Coleman said. "A lot of schools. But also the ones like Michigan State, IU and Purdue have been coming in and staying in contact. Michigan and Michigan State have said they are looking forward to having me up there as soon as possible and doing something, which could be an offer."
Coleman may not get a June 15th offer as he is probably not a point guard and Michigan may want to see where there roster stands before offering SGs.
IL PG Hyron Edwards.
Also camping, in possession of Purdue, Indiana, and Illinois offers, Edwards is going to play somewhere in the Big Ten. He told IU site Inside The Hall that he's pumped about potentially getting that M offer:
The Illini and Boilermakers have offered and the Wolverines, who won't offer class of 2015 prospects until June 15, seem to be heading in that direction. He said he hopes to work in an unofficial visit to Bloomington when in town for the adidas May Classic and will be in Ann Arbor on June 1 for Michigan's elite camp.
"(Assistant) coach (LaVall) Jordan has been talking to me about it," he said of a potential scholarship offer from Michigan. "If I do get the offer, that would be pretty great."
CA PG Sedrick Barefield. Barefield has widely varying rankings, from unranked three star to top fifty kid. UConn, KState, Arizona, and Cal are also involved. He needs to get up for a visit before an offer.
FL PG Corey Sanders. Sanders told UMHoops he gets compared to Trey Burke and has a positive relationship with Michigan's coaching staff:
"I love Michigan's coaching staff. They're nice, they work with me," Sanders said. "When we talk, it's usually like business, how everything will work out, the school, the system, all the players who were there before me — especially with the point guard position how Trey Burke was there. Looking at his game compared to mine and things like that."
Sanders is less hyped than just about everyone on this list, currently an unranked three star most places.
FL SF Dwayne Bacon. A top 20 kid in the 2015 class, Bacon can't make this weekend's camp but has scheduled an official visit($) for the Central Michigan game. He's a teammate of Sanders and they are talking about being the proverbial package deal.
OH SF Luke Kennard. Kennard, a sweet shooting wing with a wonky Shurna-style release, has been on Michigan's radar longer than anyone else in the 2015 class and has seemed like a good bet to commit at points. These days Ohio State folks are feeling about as confident as the Michigan ones are. Kennard has already been on campus multiple times($) and is almost certain to get a June 15 offer. He plans summer trips($) to Michigan and Ohio State.
TX C Elijah Thomas. Just profiled by Sam Webb in the News, Thomas is an early five star who claims he's "always been a Michigan fan"—we are finally reaching the point where high school kids only remember the Beilein era, self high five—and jokes about his close relationship with LaVall Jordan:
"The relationship is really good," Thomas said. "I call him all the time. I don't call him too much because he has a family (laughter), but I call him every now and then. We talk academics, we talk basketball -- we just talk about why I want to be great and everything else."
OSU, Indiana, and Illinois have already offered and he says distance won't matter; he wants to visit M, Duke, and Kentucky.
WI C Diamond Stone. Stone was on campus for the Michigan State game last fall and as a top ten player in the 2015 class will get offered with prejudice on the 15th. His dad is from Flint, which helps. Everyone on earth will get involved shortly, however. He told the Baltimore Sun that Maryland's entry into the Big Ten is an asset, which says something since they're leaving the ACC.
NV C Stephen Zimmerman.
The third five-star center Michigan's involved with in the 2015 class, Zimmerman told Scout that he planned a trip out to Ann Arbor($) sometime this summer:
Based on Zimmerman's range of ability, Michigan is one of the schools in consistent contact, spotted courtside over the weekend. Wolverine assistant lavall jordan has continued to build on his strong bond with Zimmerman over the past year, connecting on the phone as recently as Monday evening.
"It was great," said Zimmerman. "He's a really great person. I like talking to the people from Michigan. They're like me. It seems like a great program and they want me to go on an unofficial down there sometime this summer. And I think we're going to."
Once that visit happens Zimmerman will become a serious target. The planet is after Zimmerman as well, but Zimmerman's mom dropped a Michigan reference unprompted($) when talking to Duke's scout site:
Post touches is a thing that many people like to talk about when evaluating programs, do you feel like there are programs that have set themselves apart in how they utilize their bigs and post touches they give?
I'm sure there are, I would say there probably are some, like Michigan, Kansas, but you also have to realize that you have to have gifted bigs to do that. Not every school has them.
Why are three five-star centers talking up Michigan? Mitch McGary's tournament explosion. I like Mitch McGary.
Hello: Dr. Hamlet III
Site note: I mean, I was gonna do a Dear Diary today, but then the first item became this thing…
As you may have heard, Dr. Hamlet III has committed to the Michigan offensive line. Uninformative portion follows:
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Those who ranked him as an offensive lineman are all "wait 'n see." Of those who classify him as a pig, only the National Pork Producers Council among the major sites lists Hamlet as anything but ELITE ELITE ELITE. He'll have a chance to change that in a couple weeks at their annual World Pork Expo.
It's worth mentioning that Global Pork lists every hog in its Top 25 as a 5-star, but will extend that to the Top 50 by the time it releases its final herd report.
Let's start with the negative stuff shall we? Simmons:
STRENGTHS Pad Level Hoofwork Toughness Drive Blocking Skills
AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT Hip Flexibility Bipedalism Arm length OUTSIDE! DO THAT OUTSIDE!!!
Total hog! If there is any type of weakness in Hamlet's game at this time, it would be in his pass protection. He is solid there, but his biggest strength is run blocking right now. He drives opponents off the ball, he is excellent on the hoof, and he has that nasty streak you love in offensive linemen. Arm length and lateral quickness will limit his effectiveness. - Chad Simmons
This is echoed by Rivals' Mike Farrell($):
Powerful blocker who can get low and beat you off the hoof. Eats just about anything. Didn't use his hands much in drills, probably because he doesn't need to. Thrilled onlookers with a pitch perfect rendition of soliloquy.
And ESPN($):
Plays so low to the ground it's impossible for defensive linemen to get any leverage on him. Definite inside prospect since he doesn't possess the height to play tackle. High intelligence and build suggest a possible move to center. Not having hands will make snapping the ball a constant adventure, though.
As David Moosman showed Michigan can get by with a behooved ungulate at center, though it's hardly optimal. Anyway you see the theme across the services: Hamlet plays with excellent leverage, but is about 6 million years behind the rest of the OL in bipedalism experience and proper hand technique. Funk is going to have to start from scratch there.
Though an MSU graduate, according to his interview with 247's Steve Lorenz, Hamlet remains intensely loyal to Michigan ($):
HAMLET: "I'm still true blue through and through! You could even say I was weaned on maize and blue. Because I literally was weaned on a mix of feed corn and Blue Seal swine pellets." Hamlet told 247.
Lorenz also asked about his expectations and, well, he's probably not gonna be a playing time transfer:
247: How do you see your Michigan career playing out?
HAMLET: Oh, that's not up to me to decide. I'm going to go out there and compete, but my number one goal is to help the team any way I can. I'm here to get a Michigan degree, and to do whatever I can to help Michigan win football games, pure and simple. We've got an excellent, excellent group of linemen coming in and some of the best all time on hand right now, so I know it's gonna be tough to earn snaps. I embrace the challenge, and I think it will make us all better the more guys we have competing—if I bust my piggly tail for four years and that just makes another guy try harder to keep his job, then that's what I came for.
Humble, this guy. As you've come to expect from like every recruit in the Brady Hoke era ever, he's a wild animal on the field yet the kind of person you want in your home:
Everyone I talk to says he's just a fantastic guy. Really wants to learn, does neat tricks.
Charlotte's Website:
Some Pig!
Hoke recruits, man.
Despite being less than 3 years old, Hamlet already has a Ph.D./MD from the Van Andel Educational Institute, through Michigan State. He explains how he came by that doctorate:
"Coming out of high school Michigan was obviously my first choice, but State was really the only college accepting applications from farm animals. I was planning on getting my bachelor's degree in Agricultural Resource Economics but a professor there turned me on to Gastroenterology and it was love at first endoscopy.
"After one digestive performance they said I was a natural and put me in the doctoral program and I graduated in a few months. It was pretty easy, to be honest. "
Because he technically graduated from high school just a year ago, Hamlet still has all four years of eligibility remaining.
Cue Spartyfreude.
Dr. Hamlet III is a Vietnamese, better known as a "pot-bellied pig." As such he has the distinctive tall forehead, high ears and straight tail. He also appears to have the breed's distinctive swayed back (and corresponding pot belly that gives the species its name). His bloodlines suggest he can put on a LOT of weight, and his food intake will need to be closely monitored.
The sites agree that he's between 3'2" and 3'3", and between 90-100 lbs. That's about normal for his breed at this stage in life. He should be able to hang a good 20-30 more pounds on that frame.
MSU, Nebraska, Iowa State, and Thorn Apple Valley. Reported interest from Wisconsin but committed before an offer materialized. Pork bellies have been steady at record highs since 2011.
Pigs and offensive linemen don't have stats.
247 lists a non-food-aided 40 time of 32.25 seconds, but he was reportedly clocked at 28.22 seconds when a can of creamed corn was placed at the finish line. Since I just completely made that up just now it receives five FAKES out of five.
A Vine of Hamlet eating out of Kyle Kalis's belly button has been taken down, but this screenshot still remains:
Also: Junior highlights.
Obvious redshirt as he gains weight, adjusts to real college life from the farm/East Lansing, and gains instruction on bipedal locomotion. From there, who knows. May never develop more than an okay pass protection game, or opposable thumbs. High character, non-academic risk, seems 100% committed to Michigan, so not going to hurt the APR even if he doesn't work out. Best guess is four-year Academic All-American who'll provide much-needed depth at center, with an outside shot at starting his senior year. Otherwise he'll be an important member of the position group and an expert on blocking assignments. Every team needs a third-generation doctoral pig center.
(Mathlete goes into greater detail). Dr. Hamlet III turned down purely academic scholarships in order to walk on the Michigan team, so he won't count against the 85 limit (his life expectancy is several years shorter than the length of his FAFSA loan). Adding a hyperintelligent pig makes the entire position group more awesome. Michigan players have been warned not to leave any impermissible benefits out where he can get into them.
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Runefrost changes: I love you, Blizzard.
Music be here! Gonna listen to them now!
i hope they are class weapon transmogs, i want a new mace transmog for my ret paladin.. all skins are swords :(
Good news hunters!
Glad to see those Death Knight weapons get added for players, saw them lying around Ebon Hold a few weeks back and wishing we could use them.Also the nerf to Perseverance of the Ebon Martyr sucks big time :(
Earth Elemental Calls forth a Greater Earth Elemental to protect you and your allies for 1 min.until cancelled.Wait... What?
Are all those DK armaments really one handed weapons or is that just a prelim and they'll be changed later? It would be weird but I guess cool to have one handed spears and battle axes but also not cool if you use a two handed weapon that can use the mogs.
I noticed that the PTR version of the database has a 9th sound category with three empty files for Aethas Sunreaver: VO_72_Aethas_Sunreaver_PISSED. On the Live version, he only has 8 sound files. Is it known if he's actually getting unique Pissed lines, or are these empty files just part of a template, or something that will be removed?
Hello,Any idea when we will be able to try the new 7.2 class mounts in the dressing room ?I'd love to check possible clipping issues (like legs fused in saddles) for some of my alts.Thank you and have a nice day.
AWESOME new loading screens for me to stare at for two minutes!
With these Armaments of "insert faction here" getting released I'm hoping we can maybe get Armaments of the Shal'Dorei.
I like the DK Arsenal item, but I know that Blizz would make a lot of people very happy if it included the recolorings of the Greatsword of the Ebon Blade. I think there are a red, a purple and a green recolouring that I would very much like. Also, these are 2H. Most of the weapons in the Arsenal right now are 1H, which mostly make it suitable for Frost DKs.I have seen the red and purple in Naxxramas and a green and the purple in the Argent Tournament Grounds, so the art already exists in-game.
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on Oct 11, 2010 @ 01:21 am
You when you just feel weird. I've been so stressed, and I know from what. But the weird feeling isn't coming from stress. Haven't been sleeping either.. don't know what to do, I just don't understand what this feeling is....
|Panic Attacks? on Oct 11, 2010 @ 01:37 am
Do you think you could be having panic attacks?That was the first thought I got when I read this.You said you are very stressed.If you can talk to your doctor about it they will understand and can hopefully give you the answers .Take care and try find some help so you can sort out why you feel this way.You are stressed out and your body is trying to tell you something.Your problem with not sleeping is coming from the stress for sure.
|Linked? on Oct 12, 2010 @ 12:06 pm
You say you know where your stress is coming from? Is there maybe some way you can get away from this stress factor? I find that I have a very hard time sleeping when I'm stressed ie. from school/work.
Is your "weird" feeling emotional, or physical? are you thinking about certain things when you get this feeling? I know it may seem difficult right now but once you discover and solve your stresses and take care of yourself, you always feel that much relaxed and happier.
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Here are Tech's recruit's performances this week as well as their future games.
Thaddeus Young - Had 27 pts in an easy 107-63 win over Sheffield. Mitchell is currently 6-0 in their region and play Memphis South Side Friday night. NOTE: Mitchell plays Brandon Wright and Brentwood Academy on Sat. Feb. 11th.
Javaris Crittenton - His SACA squad start region 5A tourney play on Feb. 6th.
Brad Sheehan - Brad had 19 pts in a 59-55 win over Shenendhowa earlier in the week. Shaker has its last regular season game against Saratoga Springs Friday night. Win and then win the regular season Suburban Council.
Zach Peacock- His Norland squad has been playing in the GMAC (County Tournament) this week. Zach had 19 pts and 7 rbs in a 73-44 win over Booker T. Washington. In the quarterfinals Norland beat Columbus 50-45 behind 12 pts, 9 rbs, and 3 blocks and 3 big late defensive stops by Peacock. In the semis Norland beat Northwestern 59-55 behind 18 pts and 10 rebounds from Zach, including 3 FT's that sealed the victory. #6 Norland faces #1 Krop for the GMAC finals Friday night with the two teams splitting their previous two meetings. Norland and Krop could eventually face each other 5 times this year with the Region and State tournaments still to come.
Gani Lawal - Gani's Norcross team went undefeated and won their region so they have a bye to the region semi-finals next Wednesday. They will take a trip to California this weekend to play LA power Fairfax. Gani had 18 pts and 10 rbs in a 65-51 win over Peachtree Ridge on Wednesday.


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still getting driveline vibration!
i posted here the other day about a clicking noise i was hearing and i was getting a lot of vibration. narrowed it down to the u-joint on the front of the rear driveshaft. pulled the shaft out yesterday and went ahead and changed both u-joints on it. the jeep is running smoother than it ever has...EXCEPT the last 10 feet or so when i stop i get a horrible rumble that i think i coming from the rear. it wasnt doing it before the u-joint went bad so is it possible that the bad joints caused something else to get messed up? anything i can check? any help is much appreciated. cant afford a mechanic.:nonono:
Did you get the u-joints seated properly so they are free to move? It's not easy to get them seated properly so they aren't binding.
Is there anything that can ensure a proper seating? I installed my front shaft a couple weeks ago and I have vibration.
A few solid whacks on both sides of the yoke with a BFH before installing the driveshaft can help seat the bearing caps outward against the clips to allow the u-joints to move freely. Pressing the bearing caps into the yoke often gets them seated too tightly against against the trunion (u-joint body).
Ill be breaking out Mjolnir!!! Lets see who knows what that is lol
i'll have to try that tomorrow. hopefully going to work and back doesnt ruin the new joints i just put in
ok i think i may have found the culprit. not too sure. i removed the front driveshaft at the differential and tied it up out of the way and went for a spin. still got the vibration. put it back on. crawled to the rear of the jeep and decided to grab and yank everything i can get my hands on and see if theres any play. the rear sway bar (?) i believe is what i had my hands on and it was wiggling like no other. the bushings appear to be worn. would that cause the vibrations im getting? and are they easy to change?
The swaybar is the skinny bar that runs from one side to the other and connects to the end links and bolts to the front of the axle. I dont think that would cause a vibration. that track bar the bigger bar and it is on top of the axle and connects behind the ds upper contol arm. A worn out bushing in that could possible cause a vibration.
its def. the sway bar i had my hands on earlier then. do you think the trackbar would cause a rumbling vibration only at speeds of 10mph or less? thats the only time i get any vibration. its exactly like rolling up to every stop sign/light and the last 15 feet before you stop you're driving on rumble strips like the ones on the sides of the highway.
Sounds dumb but maybe you can remove the rear driveshaft and plug the transfercase so you dont lose fluid, unless you have a SYE and then you are good. Drive it in 4wd with just the front axle pulling. If it goes away you know it was the rear driveshaft. Not sure if its the best idea but thats what I would do.
i'll have to try it tomorrow after work. i did that with the front already and i had the rear out when i put both new u-joints in it. it was vibrating just like this with the bad joints. it was clicking then also. would the bad joints from before have been able to totally ruin the driveshaft? or it that out of the question?
what are the yoke ears? those u-joints are brand new...are you just saying that they may be too tight in there and not spinning freely?
I'm watching this.. will be replacing u-joints shortly and want to do it right.
ok guys, the rear drive shaft is completely out of the jeep. left it home and went for a spin. the vibration is still there, no change at all. i know for sure the rear sway bar bushings are shot, but if thats not whats causing it..what else can i check?
also, how important is the metal ring on the output shaft boot? i've been fighting that thing for the last 20 minutes
I cut mine off and used a ziptie in its place when I pulled mine off. Just check it now and again and make sure it's greased in there.
i guess i'll have to do the same thing. i'm tired of that damn ring. maybe i'll get a big hose clamp and stick it on there. but anyhow, is there anything else to consider that could be causing this rumbling. its driving me nuts and i want to get it taken care of before it gets too cold outside haha
Ha nobody caught the thor referance.....
Automatic or manual?
If it is an automatic I have a pretty good idea what it could be from your explanation.
On the crossmember for the skidplate there is a bolt into the frame on each side. If one of those bolts are only a little loose it will vibrate like hell just before you come to a stop. This is usually only noticable when you are slowing down. Don't feel with your hand if they are tight, take a wrench and tighten them. I chased this problem for about a week on my TJ.
Sounds like it could be rear wheel bearing
Mjolnir is thors hammer
does it change if you brake hard -vs- brake slow and steady?
its a 6 speed m/t. the only thing i can think of is wheel bearings or front axle u-joints. i can drive along in 2nd gear going 10mph and it feels like im driving on rumble strips. as far as braking goes, if i slow down slowly i just feel the vibes longer than if i slam on the brakes. then i only feel it the last 10 feet or so before i stop
maybe wheel bearings or brakes
but would the brakes be the cause of it since i can drive along and still get the vibes without touching the brakes at all?
I would think that you might hear a noise if it was brakes but probably not a vibration
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Isaac says a big Thank you to ClubsNSW
It's the ingenious piece of equipment that gave three year-old Isaac Charlesworth a new lease of life.
The Wizzybug is a batterypowered, joystick-operated motorised mobility chair for children aged 18 months to five years with conditions such as cerebral palsy, spina biflda and muscular dystrophy. With sturdy, puncture-proof tyres, it can traverse parks and playgrounds.
It gave Isaac, who suffered brain damage at birth, the chance to play on the same level as his peers at preschool and the ability to develop spatial awareness and learn wheelchair control since he will move to a powered wheelchair when he is older.
Now, other children like Isaac at Croudace Bay's Cerebral Palsy Alliance will have the chance to use a Wizzybug, thanks to a $9,500 grant from ClubsNSW and a $4,540 donation from Valentine Lions Club.
The money was used to buy a Wizzybug, identical to Isaac's, from the UK, which is currently on its way to Australia.Once it arrives, the speciallymade mobility chair will be available on loan to families in the Hunter whose children use the Cerebral Palsy Alliance's services.
Manager Sue Cook said it was a great tool for younger children with mobility restrictions to learn how to use a powered wheelchair.
"We're so excited to be able to have one at the centre," she said.
"Many families are excited to use it."
Sue said Cerebral Palsy Allliance was grateful to both ClubsNSW and Valentine Lions Club for the generous donations to ensure children like Isaac get access to the vital equipment they need.
To watch a video of when Isaac first trialled his Wizzybug, about a year ago, go to youtube.com/ watch?v=SxRflL5h94c.
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Caption : Three-year-old Isaac Charlesworth in his Wizzybug with dad Jamie Charlesworth and mum Sarah Wick. Photo: Jamie Wicks


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While all 435 seats in the House of Representatives are up for election in November, the truth is that only about 25 to 40 seats are truly contested. Those races get the national attention and, most important, money.
The power of incumbency and the process of redrawing district lines every decade have made most members of Congress unbeatable. In the 2002 general election, only four incumbents lost to challengers. Those elections were the most lopsided of any since World War II; only one in nine House seats were won with 55% of the vote or less, according to a Gannett News Service analysis.
One major reason: money. House incumbents in 2002 raised an average of nearly $900,000, while challengers raised $200,000, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Ohio's 1st Congressional District, where Banks lives, is one of those races. Democrat Greg Harris is challenging 10-year incumbent Steve Chabot in a rematch of a race Chabot won last time with a comfortable 65% of the vote.
"Not too much I can do about it," says Banks, a retired printer and Democrat who stopped by a "Cookout for the Candidates" at St. Mark Catholic Church here. "It's a Republican stronghold."
Ohio may be a battleground for presidential candidates, but not one of its 18 House seats is competitive — neither the 12 that Republicans hold nor the six that Democrats hold.
The same is true in other battleground states. Almost all incumbents in Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin are guaranteed re-election, according to political prognosticators such as Stuart Rothenberg, Charlie Cook and Congressional Quarterly.
The situation isn't much different in other states. California, with 53 House seats, has only one competitive race — in a Fresno-area district where Democratic Rep. Cal Dooley is retiring. Illinois, with 19 seats, also has only one: GOP Rep. Phil Crane, in his 18th term, is considered vulnerable.
What makes a House seat competitive is not the presidential race, says Nathan Gonzales, an analyst with the Rothenberg Political Report. It's a district where an incumbent is retiring or one that includes even numbers of Democrats or Republicans. Because the parties usually draw the lines, that has become increasingly rare.
Across the country, House districts have become more ideologically homogeneous, says Rob Richie, director of the Center for Voting and Democracy. "In Ohio, you've got your 'blue' districts. You've got your 'red' districts," Richie says, referring to those dominated by Democrats or Republicans. "It's not that everyone's happy with Congress. It's just that in most districts, the incumbent represents the partisan inclination."
Even Chabot, one beneficiary of Ohio's redistricting, agrees districts should be more competitive. "I think that it would be much healthier for the electoral process if there were competitive districts," says Chabot, a former teacher and lawyer who chairs the House Constitution Subcommittee.
But Chabot didn't ask for more Democrats in his Cincinnati district. Democrats had held it for nearly two decades before he won the seat in the "Republican Revolution" of 1994. In the years that followed, he fended off several tough, well-financed challenges. Then, after the 2000 Census, the Republican-controlled Ohio General Assembly redrew the lines to make it safer for Chabot by adding more Republican areas and slicing off some Democratic ones.
Chabot seems to be known by just about everyone here. He grew up in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Westwood, married a girl he met in the fourth grade, and until recently lived in a house around the corner from his mother. He says he has helped people with Social Security, Medicare and finding lost military records.
Like many challengers, Harris' low-budget campaign consists of "honk and waves," door-knocking and attending any event that will have him. He's draining his life savings in a race that national pundits, the media and his own Democratic Party ignore.
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The witch
Quazzar threw up right on the ground after the wizard blew him across the hemisphere all the way to japan. When he finally looked up, he saw a large glowing brass sign that said PAMC NOITARTNECNOC KCOLRAW. This must be some kind of code Quazzar thought. Suddenly, a wizard appeared before Quazzar. The wizard had a sharp, hawkish face and sleek black hair, which gave Quazzar the impression that he wanted to eat him.
"Welcome to warlock school, fool", the wizard barked
The news hit Quazzar like a pile of bricks. The pile of bricks that magically appeared from the sky also hit him like a pile of bricks. Just as Quazzar was about to pass out from a possible concussion, he gave the sign one last look. He realized that backwards, it read WARLOCK CONCENTRATION CAMP.
" Aw poop." stated Quazzar as he drifted into unconscious.
"There he is," screeched a sinister and familiar voice in the background.
The voice startled Quazzar, who was surprised to find himself in a prison cell. He KNEW that voice, because it was his mothers voice.
"Finally I will harness his incredible power," continued the voice, "with this power, combined with the coming of the alliance of the planets, I will finally be strong enough to commit "The act".
Quazzar had heard enough. He already knew that the planets would align in 5 weeks (he predicted it two years ago) but he had no idea that it would give any POWER.
"This woman who may or may not be my mother is delusional," he thought. "There is no way I am a warlock, so why did her wizard lackey bring me here?"
Quazzar's thoughts were cut short by the sounds of walking feet coming down the hall way.
" Time to play possum." thought Quazzar.
Quick as a whip Quazzar slammed his already brick injured head onto the cell floor and slowed his breathing. Through an open crack of his eye, Quazzar saw a disgusting female creature enter the room. Her face was riddled with maggots worming in an out of her skin, and her eyes were nothing more than giant red bowling balls. She was extremely obese, to the point were she could barley squeeze through the cell door. But the worst thing about her was her skin, which was completely transparent. Quazzar had to do his best not to gag.
"Sleep well my warlock son," crooned the lady.
" SON!", cried out Quazzar, who could no longer keep his cool, "I'm you're SON!"
The lady toppled over in terror, shocked that her sleeping son had been playing possum.
" That's IMPOSSIBLE!" continued Quazzar,
" It is very well possible young man," screeched the woman.
Quazzar doubled over and prepared to puke on the floor when a stinging fact hit him, he was acting just like his superficial Rayz family. He was judging a person by their looks, not their character. He was appalled by his actions.
" I'm terribly sorry madame," Quazzar stuttered, " I'm just a little startled. Who are you and where am I?"
The woman snorted. She was obviously dissatisfied with the apology.
" You're in warlock school boy, You're a gonna be a warlock. I am your real mother, Missus Griddlepoop."
Quazzar already knew that this was a concentration camp, NOT a school, so this lady was lying to him about the real mother thing.
"I should play along though," thought Quazzar , "Who knows what I can learn!"
"So what exactly IS a warlock ?" asked Quazzar
The gargantuan lady sighed. " A warlock is a male wizard."
"Aren't all wizards male?" Quazzar inquired.
"No you idiot child, there hasn't been a warlock in over 300,000 YEARS!"
"Then why is there a school dedicated to the training of them?"
"This is why we killed , er, stopped allowing admission to this prestigious school to you warlocks," Missus Griddlepoop cried, "you couldn't keep your filthy mouths shut."
Quazzar totally zoned out for a second. He heard Griddlepoop's mistake, and he saw the gargantuan knife she was trying to hide behind her back. He knew that the best course of action was to run. Quick as a whip Quazzar jumped over the enormous woman ( which was nothing short of a feat ), and ran out of the open cell straight into the arms of a giant white fox.
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One of his stops was to Louisville over the past weekend, when the 6-foot-4, 210-pound Garner made his official visit.
"The visit went real well," Garner said on Sunday. "I was hosted by Brian Brohm and I was really impressed with the coaches there."
While his visit included a trip to Freedom Hall for the Cardinals basketball game, Garner mentioned that he was most impressed by his experience inside the U of L football complex.
"It was probably when they had us in the locker room and watching game film," Garner explained of what stood out the most. "I also met with Coach Petrino on Sunday morning."
Garner, who was Area Player of the Year, liked what he heard during his time with the Cardinals head coach.
"He told me how much that they wanted me to come there and that I would be a big addition to their team," explained Garner. "We talked about the offense and how I would fit in."
Coach Petrino isn't the only one that has mentioned how well Garner would fit in with the Louisville offense. His parents, who are both graduates of the University of Memphis, have mentioned the similar thoughts.
"His dad used to coach football and he told him that he thought the Louisville offense would be perfect for him," said Garner's mother. "I told Jonathan that we would be happy if he decided to go there."
Despite his parents being graduates of a long-time U of L rival, Garner knows that his parents are completely behind him.
"It wouldn't matter to them," Garner said. "They just want what is best for me."
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When we launched in 2014, our aim was to change the conversation around sustainability. Rather than focus on doom, gloom and finger-wagging, we have been bringing to life the inspiring tales of people who are designing new, exciting ways for us all to live, work and play – in ways that are good for the planet and everyone who lives on it.
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