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Kevin Dunleavy When Kwesi Mitchell first visited the Naval Academy, he said he "fell in love" with the idyllic setting on the Severn River and the football practice field's prime spot on the waterfront. Four years later, Mitchell, a senior defensive back, tries his best to ignore it, at least when coach Ken Niumatalolo is near. "Coach Niumat always says, 'Don't let me catch you looking at the ...
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Sportblog + Luton Town
Paul Cook's appointment has given Pompey fans hope they can rise again, with Plymouth and Yeovil also likely to be among a battle at the top
Football League blog Luton show spirit to restrict Burton leaders but are beaten by late goalJeremy Alexander at Kenilworth RoadDespite losing to Burton on their 130th birthday, Luton are on an even keel again and have a vision for a brighter future
Sean Ingle: Hatters disappeared from the Football League in 2009 under penalty of 30 points but the appointment of John Still in 2013 seems to have finally done the trick
Sean Ingle: As the clubs prepare to meet in another FA Cup tie, it is impossible not to recall with a shudder the riot at their infamous quarter-final
Ten things to look out for this weekend Ten things to watch for in the FA Cup and Premier League this weekend
Can Frank Lampard write his own fairytale, how will the Pigeon Detectives get on at MK Dons and will anyone pay £10 to watch Huddersfield v Wigan in the fifth round?
Sean Ingle: If a town's football club is in danger of going bust, should public money bail them out?
Sean Ingle: After a chaotic past Luton Town of the Blue Square Premier finally have stability and are looking to keep on killing giants
James Riach: Underdog role delights the Hatters because their famous history means they are always favourites during Conference matches
Hastings' big battle at the Riverside, Wolves feel the pressure at Luton and Mansfield's manager targets winning wedding weekend as Stags take on Liverpool
Barney Ronay: The prize is a return to the Football League which would be as great as previous illustrious moments in these clubs' histories
Rob Smyth: From a tale of four goalkeepers to Clough v Robson, Rob Smyth recalls six great last-eight ties
David Pleat: After 50 years in a rapidly changing game, these are the best players I have worked with
The pod round up the midweek European action, preview of Chelsea v Liverpool and discuss the latest goings-on at Luton
Steve Claridge: His all-round game stands up to the greatest scrutiny as he can certainly play when given the chance
John Ashdown: Momentum swung this way and that over Easter, but Wolves' victory means they can secure promotion to the Premier League on Saturday
Debate: Chris Dunphy and Stephen Browne argue whether docking points is a fair punishment for clubs who become insolvent
John Ashdown: If a points penalty for financial woe doesn't condemn Southampton to the drop, their leaky defence will
John Ashdown: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake was the correct choice for Championship player of the year, but the Football League's selection process is flawed
Scott Murray and Rob Smyth: From Forest's 1979 pre-match booze-up to one of football's greatest miscarriages of justice, we pick half a dozen formidable finals
Michael Henderson: The midfield master craftsman doesn't need awards to prove his worth
John Ashdown : If you had to pick a Lancastrian side managed by a Scotsman to give your plaudits to, which would it be?
Howard Swains: A look back at the latest action in the Championship, League One and League Two, including the end of the line for Gary McAllister at Leeds
Shrewsbury have the best title chance, with Gillingham close behind, but there's little hope of a reprieve for Luton
Luton Town's predicament highlights why docking points is not always the right answer
Is Nick Owen just the beginning?Barney Ronay
Barney Ronay: As with Nick Owen at Luton it is always interesting when famous people turn out to be proper football fans
Drew Talbot, Luton TownSteve Claridge
Steve Claridge: Luton's energetic striker mixes magic with frustrating mediocrity
Troubled club discover a sugar-daddy in the form of television presenter Nick Owen, writes Sean Ingle
David Conn: Selective FA corruption charges do nothing to prove a new toughness but smack of expedience
Scouting report : Steve Claridge is impressed by Luton's centre-half Leon Barnett, despite his team's poor season.

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Last October, The Forgiveness Project – a charity which explores forgiveness and conflict resolution through the stories of real people – held a controversial event at The House of Commons in collaboration with The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Conflict Issues.
On the day after the 25th anniversary of the Brighton bombing, Patrick Magee, the man responsible for planting the bomb, spoke alongside Jo Berry, the daughter of MP Sir Anthony Berry, who was killed in the blast.
It was an impassioned debate which stirred emotions and opened minds. The only part to make headlines, however, was Magee's refusal to repent for his past actions. Despite the fact that the former IRA activist is always at pains to stress that, in the aftermath of the Good Friday Agreement, violence can no longer be justified, few people ever seem to notice.
As a result of this complex discussion I asked Archbishop Desmond Tutu to deliver The Forgiveness Project's inaugural annual lecture on the subject, "Is Violence Ever Justified?" Clearly he appreciated the challenge, and on 12 May, at St John's Smith Square in London, he will be speaking alongside Patrick Magee and Jo Berry. Also on the panel will be Mary Kayitesi Blewitt who lost more than 50 members of her family in the Rwandan genocide.
No doubt the ethics of violent resistance will be fiercely debated, not least because Magee's position is still deeply political. At the Commons meeting, when asked if he would publicly apologise, he made it clear that this could not happen until the British government also accepted responsibility and apologised for their part in Northern Ireland's Troubles.
A day after the House of Commons event I flew to Israel to collect stories from a remarkable organisation called Combatants for Peace. I travelled between Jerusalem and the West Bank, meeting former Israeli soldiers and Palestinian combatants who no longer believe that conflict can be resolved through violence. Almost all the Palestinians I talked to did not denounce their violent past. Like Magee they believed they had been fighting a just war, defending their communities at a time – during one or both intifadas – when there was no other choice.
In the end it was only a weariness born out of witnessing the futility of the cycle of violence that made them lay down their weapons. Just like Patrick Magee, they were not going to say sorry for past actions which they saw as both provoked and inevitable.
The message of Letlapa Mphahlele is perhaps an easier one for the public to swallow. During the apartheid era Mphahlele, then director of operations of Apla, the military wing of the Pan Africanist Congress, was responsible for many attacks on whites. But in post-apartheid South Africa, Mphahlele no longer believes violence should be met by violence. He explains: "I believed then that terror had to be answered with terror and I authorised high-profile massacres on white civilians in the same way that the whites did on us. At the time it seemed the only valid response – but where would it have ended? If my enemy had been cannibals, would I have eaten white flesh? If my enemy had raped black women, would I have raped white women?"
That The Forgiveness Project has given a voice to those who once used violence has at times angered people. Last October, aware that Magee's presence in Parliament was likely to offend, I wrote to all three leaders of the main political parties, as well as to those in the two chambers who had been most directly affected by the Brighton bomb, namely Lord Tebbit and Lord Wakeham. I wrote as a matter of courtesy, saying that I knew having Magee speak in the Commons would bring up difficult feelings, and I explained that The Forgiveness Project was an organisation that explored (rather than propagated) forgiveness through the personal stories of real people.
I stressed, in particular to Norman Tebbit, whose wife was badly injured in the blast and who has publicly declared on many occasions great hostility towards Magee, that his views about repentance being a condition of forgiveness were as valid as the views of any other victim. This, for Lord Tebbit, is non-negotiable, unlike perhaps for Reverend Ian Paisley who on the BBC Today programme last Saturday declared that repentance should be measured by what you are doing now.
Forgiveness, it seems, cuts public opinion down the middle like a guillotine. I received a fierce letter back from Lord Tebbit, ending with the line: "Your project excuses, rewards, and encourages murder."
What I would say in response to Lord Tebbit, and to those who agree with him, is that certainly The Forgiveness Project humanises violence but only in so much as it shows the pain, the hurt and the legacy. We do not "excuse" murder. We seek to understand and explain, but never to justify. For victims there is often a strong need to face the enemy; seeing the human face makes that person seem less of an "evil monster" and the world therefore a less terrifying place. I've always thought Jo Berry put it eloquently when she came to the realisation that "if I had lived Pat's life perhaps I would have made his choices".
From the restorative justice programme we run in several UK prisons – where victims but also ex-offenders (some former murderers) come to share their stories with inmates – I know this kind of intervention is extremely effective. Considering victims is the first step in developing empathy and rehabilitation for offenders.
But, just as important, discovering humanity in your "enemy" can resolve trauma for victims. Eric Lomax, a former POW in Japan who was tortured and suffered from severe Post Traumatic Stress for many years, has also told his story to The Forgiveness Project. He describes the incredibly powerful effect of meeting his former torturer in 1988 in Kanburi, Thailand. He says: "I had come with no sympathy for this man, and yet Nagase, through his complete humility, turned this around ... After our meeting I felt I'd come to some kind of peace and resolution."
Marina Cantacuzino is founder and director of The Forgiveness Project; Archbishop Desmond Tutu will give the inaugural Forgiveness Project Lecture, supported by The Independent, at 12 noon on 12 May at St John's, Smith Square, London
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Tumbling tumbleweeds.
That's what they've been reduced to.
The Master's boyish Flesh avatar drifts in a special place in time.
And space.
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The Doctor's own liquidating, mindless Flesh has drawn around him, like a blanket.
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Leave it to the Doctor to admire the quirky physics of a living snowbank enough to mimic the reactions involved on the fly.
If Koschei the Master's hands ache like little thin reeds from the cold, Koschei's toes feel like the benchwarmers at a C game.
Inside his cocoon of Doctor-flavoured almond paste, the Master he sighs.
Alone, the Master of All, he tumbles, with this oldest and now completely brainless companion, hugging him out of habit, a white ball skipping merrily from chronotic wind to chronotic wind in the cold sanctity of the Vortex.
Sanctity. What a word to come out of –his- mouth.
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Locate the order confirmation email that we sent to you; it will have a link to allow you to restart. For PC Users: When you click this link, you will go to Step 1 in the answer to the previous question. For MAC Users: When you click on this link, you will go to Step 1 in the answer to the previous question. Then you follow the rest of those steps to download your video.
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We generally offer files at two different resolutions: 1080p and 480p. The average file sizes are roughly 4 GB and 750 MB, respectively. The average mobile version file size for a 120 minute video is approximately 750 MB.
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There are many reasons why complete season sets are not always possible. Sometimes, masters do not exist for every episode. Sometimes, such as with Fridays and SCTV: Best Of The Early Years, it is impossible to license the music used in certain episodes. Sometimes we may not have the rights to release every episode.
Our Shout! Exclusives brand was launched to bring late seasons of popular TV shows and other "fan demanded" content to market. The shrinking of video distribution at retail makes it difficult for us to make these products available in stores, so we offer them as online exclusives directly to fans. The product is manufactured at the same plant where all Shout! Factory releases are made, with the same high-quality packaging and mastering. These titles are fully-pressed titles and are not manufactured-on-demand (MOD) or DVD-Rs.
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Unfortunately, we cannot sell individual components of physical products, due to the limitations of our licensing rights.
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Sorry, but we do not accept any unsolicited materials. Most of the CDs and box sets that we release are retrospective collections and catalog titles from previously established artists.
Although we do our best to improve the quality of some very old source material, we cannot always restore everything perfectly.
There can be a few reasons for this. For many older shows closed captions were available during broadcast but have since been lost. Sometimes we simply don't have the resources available to add subtitles to our releases. We understand this is sometimes frustrating, but we do our best to note on our website which products do and do not have these features.
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TV shows also typically have a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio. While most new HD programming is in 16:9, a significant amount of TV broadcasts are still sent in the conventional 4:3 ratio. And it's the difference in shape between those two ratios that can result in a "pillar boxed" picture — one with black columns standing to the left and right of the image — when you watch a conventional 4:3 program on your widescreen TV.
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Same answer as above, if you can not find the date on our website then it is most likely not announced yet.
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2. Missing Booklets: For box sets that contain booklets, bootleggers often (though not always) leave out the booklet. If a seller tries to tell you that their inventory was missing the booklet, it is very likely that they did not purchase what they are selling to you from a legitimate source.
3. Inability to Replace Defective Parts: If the seller where you purchased the set is unable to help you with replacement parts, they may be an illegal seller. An authorized retailer will have access to the supplier (us) and be able to procure the appropriate replacements.
4. Playback Issues: Because counterfeit discs are highly-compressed and not professionally authored, they often have major playback issues. Episodes will skip or cut out, and some discs may be completely unreadable. If you purchase a box set and find that several discs have major playback issues, chances are good that you have purchased a bootleg.
5. Poor Video and Audio Quality: Because the disc content has been compressed from a dual-layered source to a single-layered disc, bootlegs of our set often have terrible picture and audio quality, even when they play perfectly well on your equipment.
6. Region Coding: Counterfeits of our DVDs are often (though not always) region-free discs (discs that play anywhere in the world), whereas our actual releases are usually locked, Region One discs, due to the fact that we almost always have the legal right to sell our products only in North America.
7. Disc Size: The best way to tell if your set is a bootleg is to check the size of one or more of the discs. The vast majority of our releases use dual-layered DVDs, which can hold up to 8.5 gigabytes of data. Bootleggers, on the other hand, use cheaper, single-layer discs, which can only hold up to 4.7 gigabytes of data. You can determine if your discs are single or dual-layered by checking their size in a DVD-ROM drive.
Bootleggers have gotten quite sophisticated – not only do they shrink-wrap their products, but they often go so far as to reproduce our marketing stickers on the outside of the packaging. Shrink-wrap and a marketing sticker do not ensure that the set you have purchased is official.
Contact your credit card company or PayPal – do NOT contact the website or seller that sold you the DVDs. Your credit card company is there to protect you from fraud, and if you report a bootlegger, your credit card company will open an investigation which will most likely result in a refund. If a credit card company receives enough complaints, a seller's credit card processing abilities can be revoked.
Most credit card companies will give you 90 days from the time of the order to dispute the charges; PayPal will give you 45 days.
Every time a bootleg of one of our releases is sold, it means the loss of a potential sale of an authorized set. Lost sales may prevent us from releasing other great shows and movies in the future. The sales of bootlegs also mean the loss of compensation to all the people and companies who contribute to, create, publicize, and support the entertainment product we bring to you.
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- June 28 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir to the Austo-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie, in Sarajevo, Bosnia by Serbian nationalists.
- July 23 Austrian ultimatum is delivered to Serbia, who rejects key points and orders mobilization.
- July 28 Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia. Russia mobilizes.
- August 1 Germany declares war on Russia. Italy declares neutrality.
- August 3 Germany declares war on France and invades Belgium, violating its neutrality.
- August 4 Britain declares war on Germany.
- August 5 Montenegro declares war on Austria-Hungary.
- August 6 Austria-Hungary declares war on Russia. Serbia declares war on Germany.
- August 7 British Expeditionary Force (BEF) arrives in France.
- August 11 France declares war on Austria-Hungary.
- August 12 Britain declares war on Austria-Hungary.
- August 14-19 Austro-Hungarian 2nd and 5th armies defeat the Serbian 1st, 2nd and 3rd armies at the Battle of Cer. Austrian forces capture and occupy Belgrade.
- August 17-September 2 Russian campaign in East Prussia, defeated by Germans at Tannenberg and driven out of East Prussia.
- August 24-October 31 Galician campaign, Russian Eight Army driven out of the Bukovina. Austrian armies invade Russia, Third Army reaches Kowel.
- August 26 British and French forces invade German Togoland, the colonial war begins.
- September 5-12 First Battle of the Marne, German advance on Paris is halted, stalemate on the Western Front begins.
- September 8 Austrian Sixth Army captures Utzhitse in Serbia, Serbian armies in headlong retreat.
- September 13 Battle of Aisne results in a draw, Race to the Sea begins in France.
- September 29-31 Battle of Warsaw, Germans defeat Russians.
- October 19-November 22 First Battle of Ypres halts Race to the Sea, Germans are denied the capture of Calais and Dunkirk.
- November 1 Russia declares war on the Ottoman Empire.
- November 6 Austrians capture Prichtina and Nish in Serbia. Serbian armies flee through Montenegro.
- November 11-December 6 Austrian First Army is forced to stop its advance at Brest-Litovsk in order to support the German Eigth Army in its defense of Allenstein by attacking the Russian Second Army.
- December 29-January 2, 1915 Russian victory over the Ottomans at the Battle of Sarikamis, Caucasia.


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This past August, it was time once again to commemorate
the Battle of Brooklyn in Green-Wood Cemetery. HUZZAH!
Held every year on or near the anniversary of its actual
occurrence (August 27, 1776), the Battle re-enactment
concludes an annual series of events and activities known
as Battle Week.
As usual, I participated by doing an 18th century cooking
demonstration. My menu featured Mr. Sea Bass, whose
preliminary prep was covered in a previous post, and
what I call "soldier's bread," which is a simple flatbread
made of flour (a Revolutionary War soldier's daily rations
often included one pound of flour) and water, maybe with
a little salt, if and when it was available. Both were either
strapped or spread on a plank and set to cook near the fire.
Before long, we had tasty fish and bread to eat.
Of course, getting photos was NOT easy! I was too busy
getting things set up or stuffing Mr. Sea Bass* or talking
to visitors…I tell you, it was like a multi-ring circus! I did,
however, manage to get a few, as you'll see below.
Several members of The Order of the Ancient and Honorable
Huntington Militia did a practice drill:
The Militia also provided the cannon and supervised its firing:
His Majesty's Highlanders:
Young Master Poppe of the Huntington Militia dug my fire pit:
A jolly good job he did, too. Thank you, young Sir! And so,
the "soldier's bread" and Mr. Sea Bass were set fireside
on their respective planks:
Of course, those dang Redcoats won the Battle of Brooklyn, but
WE won the War! HUZZAH!!!
I love this next set of photos! Earlier in the day, I just happened
to see the three horses arrive in their trailer. The sole white one
had its head out the window, just like a dog!
Silly horse!
I think I heard it say, "Who you callin' silly?!? Not me. No way!"
The vehicle stopped momentarily, so I went over to check out
the horse and stroke its soft muzzle. Then I shot a close-up.
Hmmm, it seems to be saying, "Oh, yes, THIS is my best side!"
Overall, this year's Battle re-enactment was a great success.
And there were many more participants, as well as visitors.
The number of various media-types hanging 'round was also
impressive. One fellow even stuck his camera right down by,
and practically IN, my fire and clicked away. Another gal, who
was a journalism graduate student at Columbia University,
spent about 20 minutes interviewing me. It was all pretty
heady stuff!
And finally, a great set of photos taken during the event can
BE SEEN HERE. I will say, out of all the shots taken, THIS is my
favorite, showing me and Mr. Half-Eaten Sea Bass. HUZZAH!
[courtesy of BROOKLYN MEDIA GROUP/Photos by SB News]
*In case you're wondering, Mr. Sea Bass was stuffed with forcemeat
made of minced marjoram and parsley, a finely-chopped hard-boiled
egg yolk, a bit of butter, and grated bread crumbs. And if the verdicts
of the soldiers are to be believed, he was mighty tasty! HUZZAH!


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I personally get the chance to coach the offensive and defensive linemen at each combine. After each combine I'll present my personal evaluation of what we saw "In the trenches", this will focus on the big boys. The guys who don't get the press, but they are responsible for a large amount of a team's success. My fourth report focuses on the linemen who attended our Auburn combine. Our fourth combine was held on Saturday, April 30th at Auburn University.
Because we covered four combines in a stretch of eight days, the weekly "In the Trenches" column is slightly delayed. I will try and finish up the Mississippi State and South Florida columns as soon as possible.
Offensive Line:
To this point I would have to say our Auburn combine was from top to bottom the deepest in terms of overall line talent. One player who came to camp with a chip on his shoulder and something to prove was Buford (Ga.) offensive lineman Steven Singleton, 6-2.5 and 292 pounds. Singleton single handedly beat everyone at least once, if not more during the one-on-ones. He posted a (5.02) shuttle, (23") vertical, (8.72) 3-cone, (5.54) 40-yard dash, and an (85") standing broad jump.
Scouting Report: I for one cannot believe this prospect does not currently hold one offer. Singleton is extremely explosive, he has very good bend at the waist. I consider him to be a technician; he is very well coached and fundamentally sound. Singleton is quick enough to handle smaller and faster opponents, yet he has a strong enough base to be a solid run blocker as well. My prognosis is someone is going to get a very solid interior lineman when they sign Steven Singleton.
Does Douglas County (Ga.) lineman Travis Watson (right) possess great size? No he doesn't. Does he possess great measurables? No he doesn't. Can he play the game? Most definitely. Why? Because Watson is consistent, he goes hard every single play. He posted a (4.99) shuttle, (23.5") vertical, (9.03) 3-cone, (5.75) 40-yard dash, and an (83") standing broad jump. During the one-on-one portion of the drill, Watson quietly defeated almost everyone he faced. Yes, Mr. Watson earned my "Silent but Violent" award for the Auburn combine.
Scouting Report: Watson did not put up any eye-popping numbers, he doesn't possess great size either, but he can play the game. He has a small center of gravity and he stays very low. He has quick hands and often beats the defensive lineman to the punch. A very compact and powerful player
Baldwin (Ga.) native Maurice Hurt (left), 6-3.5 and 344 pounds, was the prospect who seemed to get better as the day progressed. He posted a (5.30) shuttle, (25") vertical, (9.19) 3-cone, and a (88") standing broad jump. Hurt will more than likely be an interior lineman, which is what he is best suited for. Hurt did an adequate job in pass protection, but you can tell with his explosiveness he'll be a road grader for someone.
Scouting Report: If Hurt sheds 20-30 pounds he could be an unstoppable force. That's the one deficiency I saw was a lack of conditioning. In college he will not have that problem. Hurt still moves very well for a big man, and he bends well. He delivers a nice and efficient punch and he won't stop until the whistle blows or you eat turf. Yes, eat turf and Hurt will bury you. He showed a nice mean streak which on the field is a terrific characteristic.
Potential and projection are standard recruiting terms, and if there is a prospect who could define both it would be Haleyville (Ala.) offensive lineman Heath Batchelor (right), 6-7 and 278 pounds. This kid has a frame that any college coach in America would love to get his hands on. He could very easily carry 30 more pounds, and you may not even tell that he added it. He posted a (4.79) shuttle, (27") vertical, (9.19) 3-cone, (5.13) 40-yard dash, and a (98") standing broad jump. Batchelor struggled at times in the one-on-one's with the smaller quicker players, but matched up well with bigger prospects.
Scouting Report: Batchelor is very raw; a good offensive line coach could mold him into something very special. He appears to be very athletic for his size, he moves well laterally, he has great bend, and is light on his feet. A red shirt year and a solid weight program and look out because this could be a good one.
Yes combines, are combines and numbers don't matter. How many times do we hear that? Well to some coaches it does matter and one player stood out above all the other linemen in the testing phase and that was Irmo (S.C.) Dutch fork offensive lineman Garrett Anderson (left), 6-4 and 264 pounds. He posted a (4.69) shuttle, (28.5) vertical, (8.15) 3-cone, (4.98) 40-yard dash, and a (94") standing broad jump.
Scouting Report: Anderson is an amazingly smooth and gifted athlete. He has all the tools to be a very good interior lineman at the next level. He has outstanding speed and quickness to reach the second level. He is very explosive and could be an outstanding pulling guard or center.
Defensive Line:
I will admit that Friday night before the combine I was treated to the Westlake (Ga.) spring game. I learned two things, one that when you go to a concession stand and ask for a "pop" people will look at you funny, and I saw a handful of players who impressed me, but one who really caught my eye and that was 6-5 and 245-pound defensive end Kiante Tripp (right). Tripp came to the Auburn combine tired and a little stiff after just playing a game less than 12 hours prior, but he did not disappoint. Tripp has an amazing burst off the line of scrimmage, and an amazing wing span. He posted a (4.77) shuttle, (33.5) vertical, (8.12) 3-cone, and a (99") standing broad jump. Prior to aggravating a tender shoulder Tripp was unstoppable in the one-on-one drills.
Scouting Report If there's anyone out there with more upside then this kid please let me know, I think he could be a young Simeon Rice. Tripp is extremely competitive, and if you get him once he'll get you ten times. Very explosive off the edge, and deceptively strong. Once he begins a solid weight training program he'll be very tough to stop. Very likeable young man, you'd be hard pressed to find a nicer group of kids then the boys from Westlake (Ga.).
Tripp's teammate Morrice Richardson (left), 6-2 and 228 pounds, had his way with the offensive linemen, then they got smart and figured out a way to defeat Richardson during the one-on-ones. After he soundly squashed everyone he faced, everyone was calling out "Morrice" finally after about 35 reps he got tired and was beaten. Not too mention like his other Westlake (Ga.) brethren he had played a game 12 hours prior to the combine. At 6-2 and 228 pounds, Richardson posted a (4.79 shuttle), (33.5") vertical, (8.59) 3-cone, (4.81) 40-yard dash, and a (114") standing broad jump.
Scouting Report: Richardson is the classic "tweener" he plays off the edge, but has the body of a linebacker. He is very powerful and explosive. He has a non-stop motor and he is tenacious; a very impressive athlete.
As I mentioned in the beginning as time permits we will publish the "In the Trenches" from Starkville and Tampa. Scout.com will take their All-American combines on the road again this weekend in Los Angeles and Berkeley, California.
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