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|Height: 6-5 | Weight: 306 | College: South Carolina
Alston is a late bloomer who has developed into a very effective edge rusher from the strong-side outside linebacker position. He is a fluid open-field runner with excellent range and also has excelled on the special teams coverage units. Alston combines speed, quickness and athleticism, along with great instincts and has the ability to get in the opponent's backfield.
Alston was regarded as one of the top linebackers in the southern United States at Loyola College Prep School. He was named to Super Prep's All-Southwest Region team as a senior, adding Class AA All-State, All-City and All-District honors that year. He was also an All-District pick at running back and earned Academic All-State honors. Alston earned All-District and Academic All-District honors after his junior season and was an All-District choice as a sophomore.
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In 2004, Alston was the only player in the Pac-10 Conference to finish among the top six in sacks (fourth with 9.5), fumbles forced (tied for fifth with three) and tackles for loss (sixth with 14.0). He produced 61 tackles (37 solos) from the strongside linebacker position. He added All-Pac 10 honorable mention in 2005, as he registered 52 tackles (31 solos) and ranked second on the squad with 6.5 sacks and 9.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage. He also caused three fumbles, intercepted a pass and blocked a kick.
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Very quick coming off the edge, generating the explosive burst needed to close Also demonstrates fine timing and agility to get a jump on the blitz.
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Alston is an undersized strong-side linebacker whose lack of bulk sees him get covered up quickly when working inside the box. In the right system, his speed could be an asset, but because of the physicality of the game at the next level, might be better suited to play the weak side in a Cover-2.
He is effective at attacking the fullback and clogging rush lanes, but does not have the "sand in his pants" to create a pile. He comes out of his stance quickly to attack the ball carrier on the edge and has the loose hips to recover when beaten in attempts to push the ground game back inside. Despite size issues, it is rare to see blockers rock him back on his heels. Bigger offensive linemen are successful in absorbing him, but if he slips off the block, he is apt to take dead aim on the quarterback.
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Alston is a fearless character who gets very physical when it comes to rerouting tight ends and backs in their release. He is best on the chase, as he is very effective using his burst to flatten and close. He times his leaps well to get to the ball at its high point, but does not seem to have the natural hands to make interceptions or pass breakups. His size will prevent him from being an every-down player, but he is a disruptive edge rusher. Put him at weak-side linebacker or take time to have him learn how to play safety ? you can probably then unearth a second day find here.
|Career Notes
Established himself as one of the best edge rushers in the country over the last two years. During that time, he accounted for 113 of his 164 career tackles, 16 of his 21 sacks and 23.5 of his 29.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage.
|2004 Season
Second-team All-Pac 10 Conference selection Took over strongside linebacker duties, ranking third on the team with 61 tackles (37 solos) Was the only player in the Pac-10 Conference to finish among the top six in sacks (fourth with 9.5), fumbles forced (tied for fifth with three) and tackles for loss (sixth with 14.0) His 9.5 sacks for minus-98 yards rank 12th on the school's single-season list and his 14 stops for losses of 107 yards rank eighth Caused three fumbles and recovered two others Also had one interception.
|2004 Game Analysis
San Jose State Began the season with a 7-yard sack and five tackles (4 solos).
Southern California Stripped the ball from tailback Reggie Bush, causing a fumble, and was in on eight tackles (4 solos).
Washington Collected six tackles (3 solos) and sacked QB Carl Bonnell for minus-22 yards.
Notre Dame Recovered a fumble, sacked QB Brady Quinn for a 6-yard loss and was in on a season-high 10 tackles (6 solos).
Washington State Caused a fumble when he sacked QB Josh Swogger for a 13-yard loss and came up with six hits (3 solos) and a pressure.
Oregon Delivered seven tackles (5 solos) and a pair of stops behind the line of scrimmage.
Arizona State Caused and recovered a fumble when he sacked QB Andrew Walter, finishing the day with four sacks of Walter for minus-37 yards Registered seven hits (5 solos) with five stops behind the line of scrimmage.
Oregon State Assisted in sacking QB Derek Anderson for a 4-yard loss, intercepted a pass thrown by Anderson and made three assisted tackles.
California Closed the season with four tackles (3 solos) and a pair of stops behind the line of scrimmage, including a 9-yard sack of QB Aaron Rodgers.
|2003 Season
Appeared in 10 games as a reserve outside linebacker Recorded 21 tackles (12 solos) in 10 games Registered three sacks for minus-25 yards and four stops for losses of 27 yards Also caused a fumble.
|2003 Game Analysis
Began the year with two tackles and one stop for loss in the season opener vs. San Jose State Posted two sacks for minus-18 yards in Stanford's win over Brigham Young. One of his sacks came in the final moments of the game when BYU had a first-and-goal on the 8- yard line and was driving for the winning touchdown At Washington, he recorded a season-high five tackles, including one sack, and caused a fumble Had four tackles in Stanford's win over UCLA.
|2002 Season
Began the season as a reserve outside linebacker, but forced his way into the lineup vs. Washington State, Arizona, UCLA, Oregon and Southern California at weakside linebacker Recorded 30 tackles (14 solos) with two sacks for losses of 15 yards and a forced fumble.
|2002 Game Analysis
Made a season-high seven tackles in Stanford's 16-6 win over Arizona In his second collegiate game, vs. San Jose State, he registered four tackles, a sack and a forced fumble in a reserve role His other sack came vs. Arizona.
|2001 Season
Redshirted Spent the season competing on the scout team as an inside linebacker.
|Injury Report
School does not provide injury information. Sources state that Alston underwent knee surgery after the 2003 season, but it could not be confirmed.
|Agility Tests
Campus: 4.63 in the 40-yard dash.
Combine: 4.50-second 40-yard dash. 10'04" broad jump. 40-inch vertical jump. Bench-pressed 225 pounds 30 times.
|High School
Attended Loyola College Prep School (Shreveport, La.) Regarded as one of the top linebackers in the southern United States Named to Super Prep's All-Southwest Region team as a senior, adding Class AA All-State, All-City and All-District honors that year All-District pick at running back and earned Academic All-State honors Earned All-District and Academic All-District honors after his junior season and was an All-District choice as a sophomore As a linebacker, Alston registered 134 tackles and 21 stops for losses in his senior season Played free safety, middle linebacker and tight end as a sophomore and started at running back as a freshman Member of the National Honor Society and named a 2000 Wendy's High School Heisman Student.
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The Zarubintsy culture was identified ca 1899 by the Czech-Ukrainian archaeologist V. V. Chvojka and is now attested by about 500 sites. The culture was named after finds cremated remains in the village of Zarubintsy, on the Dnieper.
The Zarubintsy culture was one of the major archaeological cultures which flourished in the area north of the Black Sea along the upper and middle Dnieper and Pripyat Rivers, stretching west towards the Bug River. Zarubintsy sites were particularly dense between the Rivers Desna and Ros as well as along the Pripyat river.
The culture flourished from the 3rd century BC until 1st century AD, when 'classical' Zarubintsy freatures cease to exist. Late variants are dated to 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.
The Zarubintsy culture was of mixed origins. Valentin Sedov postulates that the culture arose when the eastern Pomeranian culture tribes (the "Podkloszove" or under a globe burials area) moved to the Pripyat and middle Dnieper basin and forged contacts with peoples of the Milograd zone and the Scythian nomads. The Scythian-Sarmatian influence is evident, especially in pottery, weaponry, domestic objects and personal. Others suggest that it developed from the Pomeranian group of the Lausitz culture, whilst Chernoles culture influences have also been postulated. Certainly, contacts with the La Tene (esp. fibulae) and Scythian (especially weapons) cultures further developed it. Toward later stages, Przeworsk influences appear in Zarubintsy western zones.
The bearers of the culture engaged in agriculture, documented by numerous finds of sickles. Pobol suggested that the culture experienced a transition from swidden ('slash-and-burn') to plough-type cultivation. In addition, they raised animals. Remains included sheep, goat, cattle, horses and swine. There is evidence they also traded wild animal skins with Black Sea towns.
Some sites were defended by ditches and banks, structures thought to have been built to defend against nomadic tribes from the steppe[1]. Dwellings were either of surface or semi-subterranean types, with posts supporting the walls, a hearth in the iddle, and large conic pits located nearby.
Inhabitants practiced cremation. Cremated remains were eiher placed in large, hand-made ceramic urns, or were placed in a large pit and surounded by food and ornaments such as spiral bracelets and Middle to Late La-Tene type fibulae.
The disintegration of the Zarubintsy culture has been linked with the emigration of its population is several directions. Density of settlements in the central region decrease, as late Zarubintsy groups appear radially, especially southward into the forest-steppe regions of the middle Dnieper, Desna and southern Donets rivers. Influences upon local cultures in the east Carpathian/ Podolia region, as well as, to a lesser extent, north into the forest zone are also evident. The movement of Zarubintsy groups has been linked with to an increasingly arid climate, whereby the population left the hillforts on high promontories and moved to southward into river valleys. This mostly southern movement brought them closer to westward moving Saramtian groups (from the Don region) and Thracian-Celtic elements. By the 3rd century AD, central late Zarubintsy sites 're-arranged' into the so-called Kiev culture, whilst the westernmost areas were integrated into the Wielbark culture.
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Scholars attempting to locate tribes mentioned by Graeco-Roman sources have often debated the ethnic identity of the bearers of the Zarubinec zone. Originally, the site founder ascribed the culture to early Slavs, an impression still shared by many Slavic scholars. Marija Gimbutas rather ascribed it to Balts. Linguistically, the zone lay within a larger area of Balto-Slavic continuity. Archaic Slavic hydroyms are predominantly found south of the Pripet river. Dolukhanov has advanced that the Zarubintsy culture was a poli-ethnic entity which increased cohesion due to two primary influences. Dolukhanov suggests, however, that the the inclusion of Zarubinec peoples within the 'Scythian network' and an increased utilisation of more advanced farming technologies were factors in differentiation of proto-Slavs from Baltic communities, thereby highlighting the Zarubinec culture's importance in the evolution of Slavic stock.
- ↑ Mallory. EIEC. Page 657
Sources and external linksEdit
- J. P. Mallory, "Zarubintsy Culture", Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, Fitzroy Dearborn, 1997.
- The Early Germans
- The Slavs in Antiquity
- The Early Slavs. Eastern Europe from the Initial Settlement to the Kievan Rus. Pavel M Dolukhanov. Longman. 1996. Pages 148-151.
- Andrew Villen Bell, Andrew Bell-Fialkoff. The role of migration in the history of the Eurasian steppe: sedentary civilization vs. "barbarian" and nomad . Palgrave Macmillan, 2000. ISBN 0312212070pl:Kultura zarubiniecka
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Bardufoss(BDU), Bardufoss, Norway (82.8km)
Hasvik(HAA), Hasvik, Norway (137.9km)
Alta(ALF), Alta, Norway (138.3km)
Airfields or small airports close to Flatvollen
Kalixfors, Kalixfors, Sweden (197.4km)
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Primitive Pine Wood Collection
Furniture is not just about function, quality furniture can add grace and beauty to your home! Our Amish Pine Wood Five-Drawer Chest will do just that. Our five drawer chest of drawers is handcrafted from Eastern White Pine Wood by a highly experienced Old Order Amish woodworker! This Amish chest of drawers is shown in our sage antique painted finish.
Bring a vintage look to your home with our optional distressing and antiqueing package! Please call to discuss with our Amish furniture specialist toll-free. 1-866-272-6773.
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