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All About My 7th Grade Year
10. Science Olympiad Kenston
The tournament was held at Kenston and the teams received many ribbons and medals.
9. Outsiders Day
Outsiders Day was an H/ELA event. We all dressed up as Socs or Greasers and had an intellectual rumble. Some of the events included password and games. one game we tried to get a cotton ball
8. Peer Buddies
In 7th grade a new option opens up to replace study hall. I joined peer buddies, to help out in Mrs. Schweickert's class. Study hall is boring, but peer buddies couldn't possibly be better and more fun than it is. Honestly, the less time you think that you will have to get something done, the more focused and therefor prepared you will be.
7. Watching the Musical
The musical was Mary Poppins. The set was amazing and the crew was fantastic at switching it quickly. The costume was great and actors and actresses were talented.
6. Watching the Talent Show
The talent show featured many people from our school. There were many acts that were performed by people I knew. Some of the talents would surprise you; you'd never know that these people could do whatever they performed.
5. Awards Night
Awards Night is an event that congratulates students from KMS that do well. I was lucky enough to be invited. There are awards fro grade point average, athletics, extracurricular activites, and volenterring.
4. Spring Break
Spring Break was fantastic! I went to Costa Rica. Our family is close friends with another family, and all my siblings and theirs get along well, usually. We've been going to spring break with them for the past 3 years, but I think that this year was the best.
3. Art Show
Mrs. Seitz and Mrs. Vejar did a great job putting together the show. All of the pieces there were beautiful. I loved the senior portfolios. Try to check it out while out of school, youll have more time to look at everything.
This is one piece that I had in the show.
2. Camp
Camp was definitely a highlight. The activities were all very fun, and it was planned well. Thanks Mrs. Burton! Our counselor was really cool too. Do not over pack. You will have to carry it over a mountain, or at least up and down a hill.
This song was our cabin's theme song.
1. Science Olympiad State Competition
The state Competition was incredibly fun! Our tem did well too, which made the day even better. We placed twelfth out of forty five teams, including Solon who won a national championship.
This was our team song. I think over the year, I've herd it 100 times!
Core Class- Technology Education
Tech Ed was a class that focuses on making studentes better at working computers. We do coding, including a 20 hour code class. Also, we make our own website.
This Photoshop Portfolio is all that we did with Photoshop this year!
HELA Greatests Moments
1. We Video
In We Video you can create a video that is edited by you. Most likely you will have to use this site. It has a very nice finished outcome, but takes a long time if you want to do it correctly.
2. Face Morpho
We used a face morpho to see into two different characeers. Throught Quotes, picture, words, and a small description we had to make a person know a character.
3. Outsiders Day
This event was incredibly fun. It made the Top Ten List. Everyone in the grade dressed up as either a Greaser or a Soc.
Never be afraid to ask for help, there will always be someone there. If you do, your issue will be solved. Easy as a question.
A La Carte- Extracurricular
I highly recommend Science Olympiad. Science Olympiad was easily one of the best parts of seventh grade. I learned so much and made friends that I love. Coach Kupiec and Coach Sofranko are amazing. You'll have a great time.


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Oholah and Oholibah
In the Hebrew Bible, Oholah (אהלה) and Oholibah (אהליבה) (or: Aholah and Aholibah) are pejorative names given by the prophet Ezekiel to Samaria in the Kingdom of Israel and Jerusalem in the kingdom of Judah, respectively. They appear in the Book of Ezekiel, chapter 23.
There is a pun in these names in the Hebrew. Oholah means "her tent", and Oholibah means "my tent is in her".[1]
Ezekiel's rhetoric portrays Oholah and Oholibah, or Samaria and Jerusalem, as the daughters of one mother. Both are said to be "brides of God", and both are guilty of idolatry and of religious and political alliances with Gentile nations. These kingdoms are described as prostitutes and adulteresses, given up to the abominations and idolatries of the Egyptians and Assyrians. Because of Oholah's crimes, she was carried away captive, and ceased to be a kingdom. (Compare Psalm 78:67–69; 1 Kings 12:25–33; 2 Chr 11:13–16.)
The Hebrew prophets frequently compared the sin of idolatry to the sin of adultery, in a frequently reappearing rhetorical figure. Ezekiel's rhetoric directed against these two allegorical figures depicts them as having macrophallic proportioned genitals:[2]
- There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.
- So you longed for the lewdness of your youth, when in Egypt your bosom was caressed and your young breasts fondled.
- (Ezekiel 23:20–21)
A very similar and equally vivid allegory is directed at the city of Jerusalem itself in Ezekiel 16.
Another good example of this allegorical comparison is found in the Book of Hosea.
- For their mother has played the whore; she who conceived them has acted shamefully.
- For she said, "I will go after my lovers; they give me my bread and my water, my wool
- and my flax, my oil and my drink." Hosea 2:5
Again, the language is vivid, but it strikingly directs the reader to the issue the prophet has in mind: namely the breaking of a covenantal relationship by repeatedly engaging in the sin of idolatry. The prophets Ezekiel and Hosea saw idol worship and ritual impurity as Israel's primary sin.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Adele Berlin; Marc Zvi Brettler (17 October 2014). The Jewish Study Bible: Second Edition. Oxford University Press. p. 2350. ISBN 978-0-19-939387-9.
- ^ Kim, Won Whe. "History and Cultural Perspective." Penile Augmentation. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2016. 11-25.
- ^ Coogan, Michael D. A Brief Introduction to the Old Testament New York; Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009., p. 317


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AUDITIONS!! CASTING CALL/NATIONAL EXPOSURE (Durham)compensation: Pay is based off of experience and role consideration.CASTING CALLS/ AUDITIONS for The Stage Play 'UNDERNEATH IT ALL'Where South Regional Library 4505 S Alston Ave, Durham, NC 27713 When June 7, 2014 / 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 1-2 min monologue (not provided)June 14, 2014/ 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Come Prepared with the following:1-2 min monologue (not provided)1-2 min acapella song (not provided) Callbacks:June 21, 2014 TBDCAST OF CHARACTERS Kai: African-American, Female, late 20's to early 30's (or appears to be) must be able to sing!!! Wants to live her life in hopes of gaining the 'American Dream'.Jamal: African-American, Handsome, Male, late 20's to early 30's (or appears to be) must be able to sing!!! A people pleaser. Lives for his father's/ mother's, Pastor Williams, approval. Auntie GiGi: African-American, Female, 50's to 70's (or appears to be) must be able to sing!!! Funny and straight to the point, witty woman.Pastor Williams: African American, Male/Female, 50's to 60's. A very stern and a religious man.Tina: Female. Open to any race, Caucasian preferred. One of Kai's best friends. A bible quoting and Bible thumping person. Bougie. Status hungry attitude.Sapphire: African American Female. The 2nd half to Kai's friendship circle. Loud and ghetto.Crystal: Female. Open to any race. Late 20's to 30's. An androgynous look is desired. Derrick: Male. Open to any race. Late 20's to 30's. Waiter: Open Band: Open to any with their own equipment 5-7 Extras: Only needed for two scenes. **Rehearsals are held every Tuesday evening form 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ** ** This play is promotes positive LGBT relationships.** **Paid opportunity based off of experience and role consideration** ** Further questions, resumes and head-shots can be emailed to: underneathitall2014@gmail
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Oneness Temple New Year 2010 Amma Bhagawan Celebrations
World Oneness Centre will be open to the general public in the month of JAN every year for 31 days.
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Contemplative Questions
They are not meant to serve as solutions nor are they meant to lead you anywhere. These questions are meant to serve as tools to discovering yourself.
1) Do you perceive the Presence of a benevolent force guiding, protecting and shaping your life? What name do you give that Presence? When did you best feel this Presence?
2) What is your opinion of God? Is your opinion drawn from religion, books, parents and or your personal experience of life?
3) Do you pray? Do they get answered? How often?
4) Do you think it is possible to relate to the Divine? What relationship would you opt?
5) Here is a story for you - Two fierce enemies once did a penance to placate god and receive boons vying with each other. God appeared to the first man and asked what he wanted. He said "give me twice of whatever you give my enemy". Then God appeared to the second one. Even before God could say anything he asked, "God, would you please tell me what my enemy asked for? On knowing his prayer request, he said, "then God, blind me in one eye."
Now what would you wish for yourself, your best friend and your worst enemy if God gave you a chance?
6) Have you ever experienced a coincidence or chance that seems to have involved so many people and factors that you can't stop wondering if a mastermind was behind this operation? If yes, do you savour the experience often and have you shared it with someone close to you?


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Personalized search is going to be big in 2011 and Bing has just upped the anti with the launch of Matchbox, a technology that uses multiple forms of inputting to bring 'likeable" content to a user.
Since most people consider a search relevant only when they get results based on their personal preferences, Microsoft says that their new search tool "Matchbox" works on a technology that attempts to understand the internet like the human mind. "Matchbox" will predict results based on not only the traditional method of 'collaborative filtering' but also on the content quality.
What is collaborative filtering? Good question. If user A and user B both like something, the search engine can predict user A's future "likes" based on what user B "likes." This method shows relevant results for certain searches like movies, restaurants and stores because the search objects don't change that frequently and enough data can be gathered on them to show relevant results.
Bing's Ralf Herbrich, explains Matchbox in more detail on the Bing blog including:
Let's say over the past several weeks you have been reading and rating articles on electric cars. Traditional collaborative filtering techniques would look at other people who have read similar articles and cluster you with them. So when a new article comes out about Tesla's new model, as long as someone 'like you' interacts with it, it might get recommended to you. But how does that first 'someone like you' find it in the first place? That's where Matchbox can help.
Rather than simply relying on the actions of others, the Matchbox technology uses the wealth of information about the entities mentioned in an article. In this case, Matchbox knows that Tesla is an 'electric car'. With this additional information, it can display "Tesla Model S: 300 miles on 1 charge" to you without having to receive input from other like-minded individuals.
Herbrich also stated that the technology is being developed quickly so that this personalized search experience can be available across Bing Mobile, Bing News, Bing Web and AdCenter.
As the first major Matchbox project, Bing is releasing Project Emporia; a web and mobile phone app, that uses multiple filters for personalization, including Matchbox, social recommendations (primarily via Twitter), and collaborative filtering.
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Pushing forward in the current retail climate, Lilly & Lolly opens up a NEW store in Albert Park.
Less than 12 months ago Lilly & Lolly, opened up a store in Waterloo, Sydney. The demand however was banging on their door from Melbourne. Megan Butler (Sales & Marketing Director of Lilly & Lolly) said "some days we would receive up to 3 phone calls asking when we will open in Melbourne".
Lilly & Lolly had its beginnings at Paddington Markets in Sydney 12 years ago. Making a name for itself with party plan, wholesaling across Australia and being one of the first on-line stores in Australia, the company has been growing steadily every since. There was however no retail shop, apart from a small factory outlet in the suburbs of Sydney. The demand, from loyal customers, was to see this beautiful Australian brand represented in shinny shops so the first was opened only 2 years ago, upgraded less than 12 months ago and the 3rd opened only 4 days ago.
The busy pair, Ashling Punnett (Designer & Creative Director of Lilly and Lolly) and Megan Butler, are the dynamos that are making this all happen. With 5 children between them, this duo is offering parents and kids a stunning alternative to how kid's rooms can look as amazing as the rest of the home. Lilly & Lolly stands out with simple designs, striking colours with finishes & touches that are so much fun.
Albert Park was the obvious choice, when searching around for the perfect space. The shopping and cafes are vibrant and beautiful plus the central location for the whole of Melbourne makes getting there easy. Ashling commented "Albert Park has a lovely feel with people strolling in and out of shops and the people are so friendly – we have felt very welcomed."
With only 9 days of trading before Christmas the doors are wide open and the reception has been overwhelming. Megan said, "When people step-in they fall in love with the shop and rave about the colours. There is so much to look at."
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The easiest and quickest way to get to Anguilla is to fly directly to St. Maarten Princess Julianna International Airport (SXM) and then take a 20 minute ferry ride or a 10 min plane ride to AXA. Most major airports offer direct flights on a regular basis.
Alternatively, you can fly to Puerto Rico or Antigua and then take a flight to AXA
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Anguilla's Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is easily accessible by air, through our main gateways Puerto Rico, St. Maarten/Martin, Antigua and St. Kitts.
From Puerto Rico, Anguilla is just a one-hour direct flight via Seaborne Airlines. Our closest gateway is St. Maarten/Martin. From here Anguilla's Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is just a seven-minute flight via Trans Anguilla, Anguilla Air Services or private charter.
St. Maarten is serviced by most major international carriers including American Airlines, Continental Airlines, US Airways, United, Delta, Jet Blue, Air Canada, Air Transat (charter), Sky Service, West Jet, Air France, KLM, Copa, Corsair, and more.
From Antigua, LIAT provides one scheduled flight per day into Anguilla. Private air charters are also available to and from Antigua, St. Kitts and from various islands throughout the Caribbean.
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Cost: $20 per person + $5 government tax
Schedule: Ferries leave every 45mins
Transit time to Anguilla: 8 minute taxi ride to Marigot plus 20 minute ferry ride to Anguilla
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Schedule: Independant schedules
Transit time to Anguilla: 2 minute shuttle bus ride plus 20 minute speed boat ride
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Amitabh Bachchan in a different avatar, the actor is going to be seen in the role of a voice over artist.
Dhanush's character in the film seems to be a little secret for we are not able to figure out if he is a mute person or a mimic artist.
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Director R Balki has always given good films be it Cheeni Kum or Paa and both films has Amitabh Bachchan in the lead role so I can't wait for Balki's next big masterpiece on the big screen.
The plot of the movie seems to very different and something that our Bollywood industry has never tried before, so can't wait to know what Shamitabh is all about.


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Two cakes I did this summer...one for a 1st birthday (notice the smash cake) and another for a friend's son's Little League team party.
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Hula Cake
Frgot to post this one. I did this for a little girl's birthday poolparty with a Hawaiin Luau theme. Not bad...and the Mom loved it.
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This was a sort of last minute order. I had done castle cakes (a la Disney Princess theme) before but not for a boy (think Knights and Dragons). I searched the web and came across a few pictures. I think that my final version turned out pretty well. Here are a few photos. And here is a quote from the Mom of the Birthday Boy.
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Just a quick note that everyone LOVED the cake! many many compliments on it. Evan was THRILLED. thank you sooooooo much for the hard work on somewhat short notice.
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|9 years ago
|'04 #4201
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- It went by fast, but Miami cornerback Bruce Johnson is entering his final season at UM this year.
Johnson is UM's most experienced returning cornerback and he is expected to be a solid starter this season and be a lockdown man-to-man defender this year.
Johnson started eight games last season and recorded the only interception of his career. He has started 12 games over his career at UM.
How excited are you for the upcoming season?
"I am real excited to see us prove ourselves this year. We have been working real hard on offense, defense and special teams. I think we are gelling together right now and I feel that if we keep it going, the sky is the limit for us this coming year."
What do you think is the biggest thing that is different about you this year?
"I know last year coming in I had a lot of confidence, but now my confidence is sky high. I feel that now my confidence is high and I am keeping energy up for my teammates during seven-on-seven or during workouts. If all of us can feed off each other and keep the intensity and energy going, then it is going to be scary what we can do this season."
"This is my last year and I know the ins and outs of what I need to do and now that I know everything, I can just play free out there. I can use my talent with the new scheme we have and trust in the scheme. I feel that I can have somebody to count on now because I get confidence from my teammates now."
Has it hit you yet that this will be your last season here?
"It has entered my mind, just reminiscing on what it was like when I first got here. It flew by quick, but I can't go back in the past and I just have to control right now and that is to help this team and help us be as successful as we can."
How much have you matured while being here since your freshman year?
"I feel like I have matured a lot since my freshman year coming in. That is something all freshmen go through. We have to mature and grow up as men. I think being around these coaches helps us a lot with maturing and knowing what is wrong and what is right as men. Being around this atmosphere is helping me mature as a person."
What do you feel like is the strength of the defense?
"Our strength right now is that we are all connected together and we are a lot cooler with each other. That is a big part of playing well on the field. You can't have guys out there who don't communicate. That will mess everything up. We have a bunch of guys who are cool with each other and if we get on each other, it is to help you out, so we can be better together."
How much has Demarcus Van Dke improved since last year?
"He could start for any school I think. Demarcus is real smart and he has real good ball skills. He has the potential to do great things around here. I really feel good about him this season."
"He is getting experience and a year older now. He is calmed down and has got the freshman jitters out. With taking everything in and learning the new system, he is doing fine and I think he will be a real big help to our team coming up."
What did you see from Brandon Harris this summer?
"I saw a lot of hard work when we were running. In the weight room he was always enthusiastic and up-beat. When we go out there for seven-on-seven he is always right there with us older guys trying to learn something from us. That is what freshmen need to do is just come here and try and learn as much as possible right away. He has done a great job of doing that."
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Usually by this time of fall camp, it's already apparent who the starting wide receivers will be in the first game of the season.
But so many wide receivers have produced on different days during the first week of fall camp that the wide receiver position battle is still wide open.
Wide receiver coach Aubrey Hill says at this point he doesn't have a receiver who has separated from the pack as being the number one guy. Right now he has a solid group of players who each contribute on different days.
"As of right now it is like a receiver group by committee," wide receivers coach Aubrey Hill said. "At the same time, as coaches we always have to adjust. We will sit down and if a guy is really starting to separate himself, then he might be our go-to guy. As of right now we are going to have a receiver group by committee and try to find those guys that can run specific routes and make plays for us."
With the influx of freshmen Miami brought in with their 2008 recruiting class, UM has the most depth at wide receiver in quite some time.
Miami brought in seven wide receivers in the latest recruiting class. With the group of freshmen combined with the five receivers already on the roster, the wide receiver unit is one of the deepest on the team.
Head Coach Randy Shannon expects four players to receive playing time at wide receiver this year and receivers coach Aubrey Hill says the freshmen have been key during fall camp because of the competition they bring to the unit.
"They really have helped this group, just with bringing the speed and bringing the athleticism and a hunger to the group," Hill said. "Those are things that really have helped us get better with so many guys pushing the older guys."
Veteran receivers Sam Shields, Kayne Farquharson, Jermaine McKenzie, Leonard Hankerson, and Khalil Jones are definitely more seasoned at this point in fall camp compared to the freshmen, but Coach Hill is quick to say no starting position has been decided.
"Nobody has got a position. Nobody has a job just sewn up. Everybody has to come out and practice better and then we will evaluate it after the scrimmages as a coaching staff. All freshmen have been pushing the older guys because everyday there is a new freshman making a big play."
"Those guys have been very good as far as having leadership and showing the freshmen what to do. They give them a little taste of what I am going to be like and how I get after them pretty good. They made sure to forewarn them to make sure you run to every drill and get in your playbook."
Freshmen LaRon Byrd and Travis Benjamin are the two receivers who have garnered the most buzz during the first week of fall camp and been scoring the most touchdowns of any of the receivers in the group.
Byrd (6-4, 215) is a receiver who is a strong vertical threat because of his size and straight-line speed. He is a big target downfield that will go up and f!ght for balls while they are in the air. Hill says he is impressed with Byrd's maturity as a freshman.
"[He is mature] not only on the field, but in the meeting room," Hill said. "He is a smart kid, he has his playbook open and asking questions. It is not like it is brand new to him it is not like it is a new language like it is with most freshmen. He is very physical and he has a presence about him. You know he is in the game and he is going full speed."
Benjamin (5-10, 165) has been a playmaker this fall camp because of his elite speed. He claims to have been timed at a 4.26 in the 40 this summer by strength coach Andreu Swasey. Benjamin has proved to be a deep threat down the field and a receiver who can take a quick pass and make defenders miss.
"He is clearly one of the fastes [receivers I have coached]," Hill said. "I haven't put a clock on him as far as that goes, but he can run as fast as he needs to. For example: if there is a 4.4 or 4.3 defensive back chasing him down, he will run as fast as he needs to so that he can score. He is very electrifying."
Coach Hill talked briefly about some of the other freshmen receivers and how what type of skills they have shown him early in fall camp.
"I have seen Davon make some touchdown passes, Kendal, also Thearon is making touchdown catches, and even Streeter," Hill said. "We are getting them a lot of reps and we have been doing a phenomenal job as far as getting these guys reps."
Davon Johnson: "D.J. is a very fast kid. He has been banged up a little bit, but he is good now."
Aldarius Johnson: "To me, you know he is a freshman, but he is a returning guy from the spring and he has picked off from where he left off."
Tommy Streeter: "Big, tall kid who can run. He has been doing a good job catching the ball and everything."
Kendal Thompkins: "He has been doing a great job catching passes for us and he is lighting quick also."
|9 years ago
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Scrimmage recap
Although we the media only got to see eight plays of Saturday night's opening scrimmage of the fall (rapper Luther Campbell and about 300 other guests got to see it all), Randy Shannon and his players shared some of the highlights from it with us after it was over (CLICK HERE FOR THE AUDIO).
> Shannon said the team had a situational scrimmage focusing on the two-minute drill and said he rested a lot of his veteran guys. "We treated it like it was a preseason game," Shannon said.
"The quarterbacks looked good," Shannon said. "They didn't turn the ball over. So, that was good. When you don't turn the ball over you have an opportunity to win the game. Those guys did a good job with that and we're excited about that."
Offensive tackle Jason Fox said the quarterbacks didn't show any timidness. "They've always seemed comfortable since camp started," Fox said. "I haven't seen any timidness. They don't act scared at all."
Fox said there were several presnap penalties, though, in the red zone that k!lled offensive drives.
"We had I think two jumps before the snaps and a couple of other penalties, where we had receivers lined up on the line or tight ends, I don't know the exact call, but they pushed us pack," receiver Kayne Farquharson said.
> Shannon said running backs Javarris James and Graig Cooper didn't participate in more than 5 to 10 plays, giving senior Derron Thomas most of the work.
"Derron Thomas did a lot of good things tonight. He ran the ball well, caught the ball well, protected well, he's the guy that stood up in the run game," Shannon said.
> The offense scored two touchdowns and made two of three field goal attempts according to coaches and players. Shannon praised the play of the tight ends, estimating that they made about five catches.
> 467241mFreshman receiver Davon Johnson had the highlight of the night, going skyward and pulling in a touchdown pass over two defenders on about a 20-yard pass by Robert Marve. "My job was to block the safety and get about two steps in front of him and about two steps up the field," Johnson explained of his touchdown catch. "Robert Marve threw the ball and then I made a big play. It was like a jump ball and I took it off one of the defenders heads and took two steps into the end zone."
> Chris Zellner scored the other touchdown on a short pass from Jacory Harris.
> Shannon said the receivers "caught the ball well pretty decent, not well." And he estimated about two drops including a big play in which tight end Richard Gordon was stripped of the ball by safety Ryan Hill. Gordon supposedly made up for it with a nice 15-20-yard catch down field. "It was unbelievable," Shannon said.
> Defensively, the Canes didn't create any turnovers, but Shannon said there were about four sacks. Players told us redshirt freshman Adewale Ojomo (READ HIS STORY) had two of them. Freshman defensive tackle Micanor Regis and sophomore Joe Joseph also supposedly had a sack.
Fox said the offensive line did a good job but that "we need to focus on picking up run blitzes better." He said Orlando Franklin replaced the injured Chris Barney with the first team. "But I know A.J. Trump got some reps there in the too," Fox said. "They were trying some guys at new positions. Matt Pipho even played some left tackle today. And he did real well from what I've seen. Coach Stoutland is just trying to get a feel for everybody is at."
> Shannon told reporters defensive tackles Marcus Forston and Antonio Dixon and safety Anthony Redd*ck will be back at practice Monday. "The other guys are still rehabbing and stuff like that," Shannon said, likely referring to defensive ends Eric Moncur and Allen Bailey. "When they come back they won't be full go. Eric will probably do some things Monday, but he won't be all the way to toe. He'll be eased back into it."
> Kicker Matt Bosher said he connected on a field goal within 35 yards and attempted and missed a 54-yard field goal. Walkon Alex Uribe also connected on a 38-yard field goal. Jake Wieclaw made an extra point.
"I just kept it out a little bit left and it didn't come back in for me," Bosher said of the miss.
> Cornerback DeMarcus Van Dyke said he thought he had a good day with a few tackles and a pass breakup. He talked about Hill's strip on Gordon and a tackle made by Carlos Armour on Daniel Adderley. "I think our secondary is getting real physical," DVD said of the DBs.
DeMarcus said he was with the ones and twos along with Bruce Johnson, Chavez Grant and Brandon Harris. The safeties were Randy Phillips, Joseph Nicholas, Ryan Hill and Lovon Ponder.
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The Hurricanes held the first of three night situational scrimmages Saturday at Cobb Field, where all three quarterbacks saw work.
Coach Randy Shannon wouldn't talk specifically about his quarterbacks, other than to say they all did well, and he was happy there weren't any turnovers. He did praise his running backs and singled out senior Derron Thomas.
''We got a lot of work done and ran some two-minute drills,'' Shannon said. ``The running backs did a good job. . . . Derron Thomas did a lot of good things. He ran the ball well. He caught the ball well and protected well. He's the guy who stood up in the running game.''
Shannon also was pleased in the work from his receivers, especially tight end Richard Gordon.
UM scored at least two or three times, according to Shannon.
Shannon also said UM's defense came up with four sacks, adding he rested ``a lot of veteran guys. We played them early and then rested and treated them like it was a preseason game.
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Growing up in a home with 12 brothers and sisters, University of Miami offensive lineman A.J. Trump learned early in life about making the most of his opportunities -- especially when it came to grabbing stuff out of the fridge.
''I got beat up a lot by my older brothers,'' said Trump, the middle child of a group of eight brothers and four sisters. ``And most of the f!ghts were over food. It was survival. It kind of got me ready for college.''
Trump, who has spent the better part of his first three years at Miami idled by a knee injury, might finally be ready to f!ght for the Canes.
Even before fellow redshirt junior Chris Barney sustained a serious injury Thursday that is expected to keep him out at least two to three months, Trump was figuring into offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland's plans.
Since camp began Aug. 2, Trump, who is 6-3 and 300 pounds, has been receiving snaps with the first and second teams at all three linemen spots.
''I call him The Trump Card,'' said Stoutland, whose offensive line is considered to be the strength of Miami's team this season. ``He's very important to what we're trying to do. He's going to play during the season. He's proven he can be on the field.''
Trump came to Miami -- after choosing the Canes over Notre Dame and Florida -- with high expectations.
An all-state selection at Clearwater Central Catholic, Trump started at tackle on offense (grading out at 91 percent) and defense (81 tackles and 10 sacks), and he even played fullback and middle linebacker during his senior year after UM teammate Colin McCarthy sustained an injury.
He was selected to play in the CaliFlorida Bowl All-Star game and was tabbed by Rivals.com as the nation's eighth-best guard.
But he has been unable to get his career at Miami going. After playing well on the scout team in 2005, Trump moved into the backup role at center and guard and played in five games -- primarily mop-up duty -- in 2006.
He was inching closer to the starting lineup near the end of the 2006 season, when he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Trump tried to come back last year, but admits, ''I think I tried to come back a little early and it wound up setting me back.'' But now, he said, ``I feel like a freshman again.''
''Some people kind of forgot about him,'' said left tackle Jason Fox, who along with centers Xavier Shannon and Matt Pipho are the closest guys on the team to Trump.
``A.J. is a really big competitor. He cares a lot and he's a really good athlete, too. And you can tell he's really versatile because he can change from all those positions without skipping a beat. It's fun to have him back.''
Stoutland said Trump also can be a lot of fun to deal with off the field. Stoutland said he has been challenged by Trump during team study sessions in the film room, but ''not in a disrespectful way.'' Stoutland said he wouldn't be surprised if Trump ends up coaching after college.
''When he's learning concepts, he'll challenge me at times. But I like it,'' Stoutland said. ``His best attribute is that he's so smart. He's in the right position all the time. His presnap reads are amazing.''
That can be good -- and bad. Fox said Trump gets so involved in studying presnap reads, he turns into a facilitator on the field. Usually, Stoutland said, that is when he has to step in and tell him to relax.
''He cares so much, sometimes he goes overboard,'' Fox said. ``Sometimes, you got to make calls out there and sometimes Coach Stoutland gets on him for calling too much stuff, describing the play at the line instead of making a few basic calls. But it's good too because you know how much he loves the game and that he's excited to go.''
It might take a while to figure out where Trump ends up this season.
In practice, he has been working mostly at right guard behind sophomore Joel Figueroa.
But Trump said he is still taking a few snaps behind Orlando Franklin at left guard, and even a few behind Shannon at center.
Stoutland, who likes rotating players to keep them fresh, said the plan is to plug Trump in wherever he can to spell others.
''The thing about a lot of guys is that they have trouble switching stances,'' Trump said. ``I'm a natural lefty, so the left guard is easy. Right guard, I'm learning right now. I'd love to compete at center, but if my role is to play both guard and make sure Orlando and Fig get enough rest, that's what I'll do.''
Last year, UM had Chris Rutledge rotating at left and right tackle behind starters Fox and Reggie Youngblood. Trump could do the same at guard. It is a philosophy Stoutland, in his second year, said is necessary for longevity and success.
''[Having a rotation] helps guys get to the end of the season without bald tires,'' Stoutland said. ``Down here, the humidity takes a lot out of you. You need guys who can go in for a few series and help guys stay fresh. But we can't do it if there's a dropoff. A.J. doesn't give us a dropoff at all.''
|9 years ago
|'04 #4206
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University of Miami coach Randy Shannon a.ssured reporters this week he would let them know when Allen Bailey and Eric Moncur, the team's projected starting defensive ends, are healthy enough to return.
But one way to tell might be to look at how dirty, sweaty and tired redshirt freshman Adewale Ojomo is after practice. The 6-3, 250-pound defensive end from Hialeah High has been sharing what has become a heavy workload at end with a small group of first- and second-year players since fall practice began a week ago.
And if Moncur or Bailey are not back by the Aug. 28 season opener, that load should get even heavier.
''We need Allen Bailey,'' said Ojomo, who was slated to start the season behind Moncur at right end. "Right now, we're going out there, taking a lot of reps. We need him to come in to take some of the reps so we can rest a little bit and last the season. Eric is a big leader on the D-line in general. If he's not healthy, we'll go without him. But we really could use him.''
With Courtney Harris out for the season, Moncur and Bailey limited to conditioning drills and incoming freshman Gavin Hardin unable to begin practice until next week, Ojomo, sophomore Steven Wesley and true freshmen Andrew Smith and Marcus Robinson are the only available ends for Saturday night's scrimmage.
Shannon, though, said the shortage at end has been good for his young players.
''If he's seeing the same things 1,000 times, all he can do is get better,'' Shannon said.
Consider Ojomo the guy UM's staff hopes to see the most growth from. Last year, while Miami's defensive line struggled to create much of a pass rush or stop the run, Ojomo earned top defensive honors on the scout team.
UM offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland said Ojomo was ''relentless coming off the edge'' in practices.
''Ask Jason Fox, and he'll tell you how much Ojomo made him a lot better,'' Stoutland said.
It looked as if it might take Ojomo, the cousin of Dolphins linebacker Akin Ayodele, some time to put on the weight needed to play in college. On National Signing Day, Ojomo wore a suit and tie and looked more like a receiver, at 212 pounds, than a defensive end. But by the time he arrived on UM's campus a few months later, he was up to 234 pounds. In the past year, Ojomo said, he has added 16 pounds of muscle.
''Adewale is a very serious demeanor kid,'' UM defensive line coach Clint Hurtt said. ``He doesn't joke around. He doesn't play a lot. Sometimes, he's such a serious guy he may turn off certain people. He's a lot more mountain man -- to himself, elusive. Adewale has an edge about him. As a coach, I appreciate that because sometimes you need guys like that. He's not afraid to tell his teammates to step up their game.''
Former Hialeah coach Steve Smith, now at Miami k!llian High, said Ojomo was the same in high school and liked to set examples with his athleticism. Ojomo, whose father is Nigerian, grew up in Miami Gardens with his mother and said he began playing football at age 9. At Hialeah High, Ojomo started at small forward on the basketball team and played defensive end, linebacker and tight end for Smith.
Hurtt, who compared Ojomo to former Hurricane Jamaal Green, said the only area Ojomo needs to improve ''is his feet.'' Hurtt said he would like a rotation of five players at defensive end, but he expects Ojomo to ``come in and be a key contributor.''
''He's a high-motor kid,'' Hurtt said. ``He's gotten a lot better rushing the passer. He was already a very strong kid coming in the door in the run game. He's got great explosion, great hands. . . . All those offensive linemen keep coming up, talking about him.''
|9 years ago
|'04 #4207
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Miami held their first scrimmage of fall practices today. Read on to find out more.
"We had a situational scrimmage today. It was pretty good and we got a lot of work done. We had some two minute drills. The running backs did a good job of running the ball. We didn't play Javarris and Cooper that much at all. We probably played them five or ten plays, so it wasn't that much work."
? Davon Johnson made the play of the scrimmage with a 20-40 yard touchdown reception from Robert Marve in which he fought for a ball while it was in the air with a defensive back and was able to come down with it in the end-zone.
"It was a jump ball and I took it off the top of one of the defender's head and I took about two steps into the end-zone," Johnson said.
Johnson could receive a significant amount of playing time as a freshman this season because of his speed.
"My speed is still working for me [on the college level]," Johnson said. "If you are fast, then you are always fast. I am not the biggest guy and I am not the strongest guy, but a lot of defensive backs will respect you if you have speed."
? Tight end Chris Zellner scored the other touchdown of the night for the offense in the red-zone.
? Shannon said the quarterbacks performed well in the scrimmage because they did not commit any turnovers. "They looked pretty good. They didn't turn the ball over, so that was good. When you don't turn the ball over, you have an opportunity to win games. If we don't turn the ball over and we cut down on the penalties, then we will be fine."
? Running back Derron Thomas did not score any touchdowns, but he broke "a couple of long runs," he said.
"Derron Thomas did a good job today," Head Coach Randy Shannon said. "He ran the ball well, caught the ball well, and protected the ball well. He is a guy who stood out in the running game."
Thomas, a senior, is going through the final fall camp of his UM career. "I am just glad to be here and everything is going good," Thomas said. I am working hard and just running behind the O-line and taking the holes they give me."
? Safety Ryan Hill stripped tight end Richard Gordon on a potential big play, but Shannon says he was more impressed by the way Gordon regrouped after the blunder. "Richard Gordon had an opportunity to make a big play and Ryan Hill got the ball out, but then [Gordon] came back and caught a nice 15-20 yard pass down the field and it was unbelievable.
"The tight ends caught about five passes tonight and did a nice job running without the ball."
? Matt Bosher made two field goals within 40 yards during the scrimmage. He attempted a 54-yard field goal, but did not convert.
? Defensive tackle Micanor Regis had two sacks during the scrimmage, defensive end Adewale Ojomo had a sack, and defensive end Marcus Robinson had multiple tackles for loss. DeMarcus Van Dke broke up one pass.
? Defensive tackles Antonio Dixon and Marcus Forston and safety Anthony Redd*ck are all expected to return and participate fully in practice Monday according to Shannon. Defensive ends Eric Moncur and Allen Bailey will be "eased back into it" on Monday, but won't participate fully. Defensive end Gavin Hardin was in his jersey and helmet, but he was not fully dressed.
? RB Jaamal Berry, LB Phil Walker, RB Jason Douglas, DB Artice Kellam, and 2010 S Gideon Ajagbe were among the recruits in attendance.
|9 years ago
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Expectations are high for freshman cornerback Brandon Harris and slowly, but surely he's starting to make his mark in the secondary as he's already broken his way into the second unit.
In Saturday night's scrimmage, he said there were some nerves and jitters, but he got better as the scrimmage went on.
"It was a real good experience for me, my first scrimmage in college. I had a little bit of nerves at first, but I sort of filled into it as it went on. I will adjust from there and make some corrections for the next one," Harris said. "It's a lot different cause you know a scrimmage is more of a game mode. There are a lot of emotions flying. Nerves are flaring. It makes it that much harder."
He came up with a couple of pass break ups and gave up one completion in some tight coverage, but Harris said the secondary didn't come up with any turnovers Saturday night.
"It went good. It was exciting. We got a lot of work to do on both sides of the ball, but we got some good things accomplished that our coaches complimented us on about, but we still got some things to do and pick it up tomorrow," Harris said. "I feel like I performed well tonight, but I know I got to keep working, work on my technique, fill in better and play a little harder for the team."
"I had some pretty tight coverage on a couple of passes. I had one where it was caught on the sideline. A couple of others I was in pretty good position when the quarterback was trying to throw the ball."
Harris confirmed that he is currently on the second unit, but he's the first corner off the bench in what the 'Canes call the "Bandit" package which is a nickel formation.
"Right now I am on the second unit on defense, but I am on the first bandit package which is like nickel situations and things like that, playing the slot receiver," Harris said. "I am liking it. I am adjusting to it and feeling good about it right now."
However, Harris admits there is an adjustment period that people don't understand beyond the speed of the game.
"It's a bigger difference than a lot of people may think. The game speed is different and just learning the system, it's a more complicated system and you have to adjust to things more on the offense. In high school it was just line up and play. In college you have to know what's in front of you," Harris said.
On the Quarterbacks
Harris commented on the quarterback play as well as it's his job to read the eyes of the quarterbacks.
"They are all throwing the ball so well you don't know who is in the game. They are challenging well," Harris said.
On the freshmen class
"The freshmen are doing good, stepping in playing ball. Everyone wants to come in and contribute," Harris said.
On the playbook from high school to college
"It's a lot thicker. We put in a new stack everyday," Harris said.
On big plays Saturday
"Oh yeah, we had a couple of big catches, deep balls for touchdowns. I know Davon (Johnson) had a big catch for a touchdown. Laron Byrd had a great catch down the sideline, but it was out of bounds," Harris said.
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thats some bullsh*t... I dont like n*ggas that play games and let other people force they hands... how u drop a team and then let people tell u that thats where u need to be....
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ya its fu*ked up will take it tho :)
after the PJ fiasco last year nothing is in writing until the letter is SIGNED!
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The Hurricanes didn't have to go far for their newest commitment.
Lauderhill (FL) Plantation High School DB Brandon McGee announced moments ago that he will be attending the University of Miami.
After thanking his family members and coaches along with college coaches that recruited him, he made his announcement.
"It's the moment you've all been waiting for," McGee said. Then he put on a Hurricane hat. And his family members put on Cane hats as well.
McGee's decision was highly anticipated. And the drama built after he publicly said Aug. 2 that he had ruled out the Canes.
Turns out McGee was just having fun with everyone. He put the Canes back in the race shortly after ruling them out.
McGee says a big reason he chose UM is his relationship with coaches.
Jeff Stoutland was his primary recruiter.
"He just builds our relationship, asks how I'm doing," McGee said. "He talks a lot of football, and sometimes we shy away from the football and just talk about how life is going. A lot of recruiters, sometimes their main focus is football, and some do shy away from football and want to know how I'm doing. I like that: If football's the only thing a recruiter talks about, in my eyes I see that's why they really want me, don't really want me as a person."
McGee also built a relationship with head coach Randy Shannon.
"Coach Shannon, he was talking to me about their needs at the cornerback position," McGee said. "He was telling me everything about the past players at the University of Miami, talking more to get to know me instead of just about football. Coach Shannon's a real cool dude. I could tell just from talking to him that he actually cares for his players."
McGee lists over 30 scholarship offers. It's a testament to his tremendous ability.
"I've been around a lot of great kids, and this is one of the best I've ever coached," Plantation High coach Steve Davis said. "A lot of great schools recruited him."
Last year McGee played quarterback in seven games (he missed three due to injury) and had 1,100 passing yards with 13 touchdowns. He also rushed for 450 yards and three more scores. A 6-foot-0, 180-pounder who was timed at 4.38 seconds in the 40 at the Florida State summer camp, he expects to play defensive back at UM.
"My coach always jokes with me about playing like (West Virginia's) Pat White," McGee said. "We can run the spread offense, so he calls me Pat White."
McGee's family is certainly on board with his decision to attend Miami.
"My whole family loves Miami," McGee said. "My uncle pressures me every day about going to Miami."
McGee hopes to be able to graduate high school early in order to arrive at UM in January.
* McGee's first cousin, Cedric McGee, plays for Pittsburgh.
|9 years ago
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good pickup, the class is shaping up to be really nice
a brandon harris/brandon mcgee/ramon buchanon/vaughn telemaque secondary of the future sounds nice
but we gotta win games this year and show tremendous improvement to keep these guys on board
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haven't been here in a while...work has me caught up
great pick up on McGee. I always thought he was gonna leave the state. Randy is doing great things in recruiting this season man!
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The Hurricanes didn't have to go far for their newest commitment.
Lauderhill (FL) Plantation High School DB Brandon McGee announced moments ago that he will be attending the University of Miami.
After thanking his family members and coaches along with college coaches that recruited him, he made his announcement.
"It's the moment you've all been waiting for," McGee said. Then he put on a Hurricane hat. And his family members put on Cane hats as well.
McGee's decision was highly anticipated. And the drama built after he publicly said Aug. 2 that he had ruled out the Canes.
Turns out McGee was just having fun with everyone. He put the Canes back in the race shortly after ruling them out.
McGee says a big reason he chose UM is his relationship with coaches.
Jeff Stoutland was his primary recruiter.
"He just builds our relationship, asks how I'm doing," McGee said. "He talks a lot of football, and sometimes we shy away from the football and just talk about how life is going. A lot of recruiters, sometimes their main focus is football, and some do shy away from football and want to know how I'm doing. I like that: If football's the only thing a recruiter talks about, in my eyes I see that's why they really want me, don't really want me as a person."
McGee also built a relationship with head coach Randy Shannon.
"Coach Shannon, he was talking to me about their needs at the cornerback position," McGee said. "He was telling me everything about the past players at the University of Miami, talking more to get to know me instead of just about football. Coach Shannon's a real cool dude. I could tell just from talking to him that he actually cares for his players."
McGee lists over 30 scholarship offers. It's a testament to his tremendous ability.
"I've been around a lot of great kids, and this is one of the best I've ever coached," Plantation High coach Steve Davis said. "A lot of great schools recruited him."
Last year McGee played quarterback in seven games (he missed three due to injury) and had 1,100 passing yards with 13 touchdowns. He also rushed for 450 yards and three more scores. A 6-foot-0, 180-pounder who was timed at 4.38 seconds in the 40 at the Florida State summer camp, he expects to play defensive back at UM.
"My coach always jokes with me about playing like (West Virginia's) Pat White," McGee said. "We can run the spread offense, so he calls me Pat White."
McGee's family is certainly on board with his decision to attend Miami.
"My whole family loves Miami," McGee said. "My uncle pressures me every day about going to Miami."
McGee hopes to be able to graduate high school early in order to arrive at UM in January.
* McGee's first cousin, Cedric McGee, plays for Pittsburgh.
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August 11, 2008
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Three-star cornerback Taylor Sowell had long been a commitment for the Tar Heels. The 5-foot-10, 187-pounder recently backed out of his pledge and is beginning to look at other options.
Sowell is looking at Georgia Tech, Miami and West Virginia now.
"I decommitted a few days back," he said. "What happened was that I went to Georgia Tech and North Carolina didn't want me to. We parted ways and I decided to back off my commitment. I'm not really looking at North Carolina anymore.
"Now I'm going to look at Miami, West Virginia and Georgia Tech."
Sowell went on about his trip to Atlanta.
"It was pretty good," he said. "I liked the campus and facilities. The weight room was pretty good. I got to talk to one of the coaches. It was a good visit."
The No. 48 cornerback in the country talked about Miami and West Virginia too.
"I've been talking to them on and off recently," he said. "I like both of them. West Virginia is a top school that is always going to bowl games. Miami is a respectable school to go to. I plan to visit both of them and make my decision soon about what school I want to go to."
What does Sowell want in a college?
"I just want to look for a good degree, a school that cares and somewhere I can get playing time," he said. "I like to play in big games against good competition."
|9 years ago
|'04 #4219
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The first week of practice is done and there have been some standouts on the field, especially from the freshmen class.
Players like LaRon Byrd and Travis Benjamin have been the common name that has come out of coach Randy Shannon's mouth even though he generally does not specify players that he is happy with or ever indicates performances that were noteworthy.
Saturday, the name of note was Davon Johnson who made some big plays in the team's first scrimmage of the year.
So who are the players that we expect breakout seasons from in no particular order?
LaRon Byrd, WR - The special thing about LaRon Byrd is his humility. Throughout his recruitment one of the things Byrd said was that he had no problem redshirting his first year. After a week of sensational play on the field, there isn't a question that Byrd and a redshirt year will not be happening. He's fluid, he's strong and he is proving to be a guy who makes plays. And he wears #47. Byrd is a special player and he's going to have a big year.
DeMarcus Van Dke, CB - Van Dke was a slim pup last year who got plenty of experience his freshman year. Now, he's a veteran who has high expectations. Going through the growing pains he experienced last year were something that will prove to be big for the Hurricanes defense. It's rare that a corner at Miami is a three or four year starter, but Van Dke has the chance to be that. And this year should make for a special one where he establishes himself as one of the top corners in the ACC.
Marcus Forston, DT - Forston has been held out of practice the last few days because he's lost excessive weight which begs the question. Could he eventually become a defensive end? For people who have seen Forston in person, he's not the biggest guy. He came in to UM weighing about 300 pounds or so and in the intense heat, there is no doubt he could drop 10-15 pounds and be down to the 285 range when the season begins. Either way, he's going to be relied upon a lot and get a lot of reps as a freshman. The biggest concern will be his weight and if he hits a wall battling much bigger offensive linemen inside. If he drops too much weight, he could even up being a defensive end. Either way, Forston could have a magical freshman year.
Javarris James, RB - Javarris James struggled through injuries last year which prevented him from having a good sophomore season following a strong freshman year. As long as he stays healthy, James should re-emerge as a force in the offense. Not to mention the fact that he's become a very good pass catching option and can play in the slot as well. A healthy James means big things for the 'Canes offense. As long as he remains healthy, he could definitely challenge for 1,000 yards rushing and 500 yards receiving.
Travis Benjamin, WR - Benjamin may not get a lot of work at receiver this year because there is such a glut at the position, but he's going to be a master in kick and punt returns. Blazing fast, Benjamin has the moves, the speed and the quickness to make the 'Canes matter on Special Teams again the way Devin Hester, Roscoe Parrish, Phillips Buchanon, and Santana Moss did in years past.
|9 years ago
|'04 #4220
$5,170 | 1235
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- With all the new wide receivers that are creating fireworks on the field for the University of Miami through the first week of Fall practice, people are forgetting about the older guys on the team.
The main guy who has been forgotten is Kayne Farquharson who has quietly become probably the most consistent receiver on the team.
After a strong Spring, Farquharson has brought that success into the Fall as he says he's averaging three to four catches per practice in team workouts.
Saturday in the first scrimmage of the Fall, he caught three passes. It just goes back to what he wants to be as a receiver and that's consistent.
"I came far (since last year). You know last year started off slow, got my feet wet, then had an injury and it slowed things down. Just being consistent, that's the biggest difference from last year. Catching the ball every time. Every scrimmage I catch about three or four passes, that's pretty much it for me," Farquharson said.
He is also happy with the way the offense is progressing, especially with the unit not committing any turnovers in Saturday night's scrimmage. He has also turned the page when it comes to last season.
"You know not to bring up last year, I want to focus on this year. We looked good today. You know, no turnovers, so that's always a good thing," Farquharson said. "We are moving the ball. We got down and kicked two field goals, so we were moving the ball. We really didn't get stopped that much."
Beyond that, he was complimentary on the play of the quarterbacks.
"All three quarterbacks looked good. They were driving down the field. As a unit the offense looked good," Farquharson said.
The scrimmage was also very physical according to Farquharson.
"The intensity level was high. The linebackers were flying around. The running backs were making moves. The receivers were catching big balls. The intensity was high," Farquharson said.
As one of the veteran receivers though, Farquharson has also been playing the role of mentor to the younger receivers, even though he himself while being a senior is only in his second year at UM.
"Most of these guys are football players, so you don't really have to teach these guys anything. You know just freshen them up on the offense a little bit, stay on them on their fundamentals. Guys who get recruited to Miami you really don't have to teach them too much," Farquharson said.


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You are the second one I have only really seen, next to me, with the 40's percent... Let them explain to you more in store if you ask them.
You have Level5 so your 43% is very good. I have been stuck in gear here with the same percentage, however, my levels and now being GURU just continues... What percentage will I be at Masters? lol
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4 comments:
- April Dunno said...
I liked it, but didn't love it. There was an awful lot of nothing but running around and "Oh nooeezzz! The dolls! Don't let them touch me!" kinda stuff, wasn't it? There were little bits I thought were funny, like the worried concern on the Doctor's face when he saw the readings were off the scale, Amy's asking "Was I a..." (and Rory's quick "Yeah.") after they were out of the dollhouse....things like that were funny to me. It wasn't a terribly weak episode, but not the strongest either.
I didn't have as many fears as a child as I do now (as a child, we're invincible!) , but I always had a heights thing, so I'll go with that. Spiders, snakes, boogeymen...they didn't frighten me so much.
- September 4, 2011 at 9:58 PM
- tentativelyfrank said...
The episode was beautifully directed, but the story itself fell quite flat (and gets worse the more I think about it).
I've written a bit about what I see as the central problem with the
Ponds this season, and would love your thoughts on the matter.
- September 5, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- Maurice Mitchell said...
April, I thought the dolls were going to be a lot scarier. Little funny bits. That could have been the whole review!
- September 7, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Maurice Mitchell said...
Tentative, that is a really good analysis of the Ponds. The direction was pretty good, but the story could have been stronger. Hmmm. Maybe I should downgrade my score...
- September 7, 2011 at 6:35 AM


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