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BYU basketball: Tavernari-Alford exchange gets attention of MWC headquarters
saw itMarch 5, 2010 6:39 a.m.
saw the film of this... but didn't get the words. Didn't see the game.
shoooot. missed some excitement in my life.
getting angry at injusticeMarch 2, 2010 10:05 p.m.
I have no problem with BYU players or fans being angry at this New Mexico injustice. I wish more Americans became angry at injustice instead of sanctioning it with their silence. If UNM won the NCAA championship in April, it would always have an asterisk by it:
*Won at the expense of sportsmanship.
tomtrailsMarch 2, 2010 6:21 p.m.
it shows that the fans at byu are human, they do get angry too, and know what is fair. i'm glad jt didn't get hurt, hoping someone was watching his back when "the two" were coming after him. hey immature, i'll be willing to say that these 30 something players will jump all over you in a game of horse. great game.
Some facts...March 1, 2010 10:29 p.m.
1) 2 of the first 3 posts were childish BYU fans egging on Utah fans to say something... then they will point fingers and throw a fit if they do!
2) When people are talking about the problem with the program and poor behavior, they aren't talking about JT, they are talking about the fans throwing things, people getting sports out of perspective with testimony!!! So, the comment "The school is not defined by the actions of a few of its athletes." is completely missing the point!
3) Comparing the number of fouls called between one game and the next is about as foolish and invalid as can possibly be!
4) I am not a Utah fan or a BYU fan. I am a Lobo fan who thinks that Alford did not behave with maturity and self control.
5) I also wish Jimmer would have played because I preferred the victory to be over a full strength Cougar team!
6) Thanks for the apology JT, no worries!
7) Oh, and the way the "other" BYU players (Lloyd and Haws) stepped it up was impressive!
MeMarch 1, 2010 8:05 p.m.
At the Pit...BYU called for 25 fouls, NM 17.
MC...Even at 18.
If the refs would have given BYU the same advantage they gave NM at home, we would have have slaughter NM.
No excuses being madeMarch 1, 2010 7:53 p.m.
Foolis utes, thats what U do. Waa
But even you should be able to recognize tha Alford was out of line... The chicken hearted MWC issued a public formal reprimand(big deal) and ESPN let him skate. He's part of the fraternity and didn't even say sorry!
Does not matterMarch 1, 2010 6:39 p.m.
Come on ya'll.....it's BYU basketball it does not matter. They will play 1 game in the tournament and then be done. Just not enough athletes to compete at a high level.
Osgrath, pt. 2March 1, 2010 5:44 p.m.
4. The coaches did everything they could to win. I personally would have prefered to have Brandon Davies in there than Noah Hartsock for the last minute of the game - he had been playing much better up to that point, and I think he would have been able to get past Hobson for the layup, but then that is a judgment call.
5. If we were to find one single event that led to the loss, it would be Tavernari's loss of control after Hobson's elbow. It was not hard enough a shot to get so upset about, and Emery dragged clear down to the baseline to try and calm him down. Within seconds of resuming play he jacked up an ill-advised three that missed, then failed to block out on a rebound - and that was all she wrote.
If Tavernari had not lost focus because of his perceived injustice, the outcome could possibly have been different. After all, the game could not have been much closer. He allowed Hobson and circumstances to contol him to the detriment of the team. Alford spoke the truth - however inappropriate for a coach - for that moment.
OsgrathMarch 1, 2010 5:40 p.m.
I can't believe I slogged through all these comments and the self-absorbed stupidity many of them include. To my fellow BYU fans, let me make a couple of points:
1. I attended the game and sat on row 24 - close enough to see clearly what was going on.
2. The game was no more or less well officiated as any other. I did not any tendancy on the part of the refs to create bad situations for the Cougars. I have never seen a game with perfect officiating - calls well be missed, other call made opposite of what really happened because - guess what - the refs are humans!
3. The fans who threw stuff on the court are immature morons and if they could be identified should have their All-Sports pass revoked - at least for a year. That is never appropriate.
BLUEMarch 1, 2010 5:33 p.m.
Once again we have to debate and defend ourselves against the useless ute fans who had nothing to do with anything. I thought it was interesting that after NM beat BYU there were 202 comments, when I checked. At the same time the article talking about utah beating Wyoming there were only 23. It is a sad, sad world. I bet your heads must scream all the time. JT didn't shake a hand...GET OVER IT. Once again, I wish I could feel bad for u guys, but I just don't. So full of hate and ignorance. Silly, silly utes. "Oh be wise, what more can I say."
Keep Walkin'March 1, 2010 5:31 p.m.
JT kept walking the handshake line. The UNM coach got out of line to follow him and keep it going and ramp it up. What did he think... JT was just going to appologize to him right there in the line while the coach is cussing him out???
If the UNM coach would have kept on walking (like he's supposed to) instead of jumping out of line to go after JT... None of this would have happened.
The coach was in the wrong for going after JT and keeping it going instead of brushing it off and moving on and shaking the hand and greating the next player in line. That's what these post-game lines are for. Not a last chance to take a shot at one of the opposing players.
The UNM players were able to put the emotions of the game behind them and shake hands with BYU players. The UNM coach should look at his players and their good example instead of blowing his top.
Jdubbs the uteMarch 1, 2010 5:27 p.m.
I think alford was correct in his assessment of JT. If it looks like a duck, smells like a duck, quacks like a duck... Its probably a DUCK!! The funny thing is byu coaches know it too. Why would they muzzle JT all of last year and not let him talk to the media after the game??? Hmmmm.... maybe because he's a loose cannon!! I love how byu fans are so offended by what alford said, but they don't seem to mind when JT or max hall was caught on camera saying much much worse. Just goes to show you that byu fan always turns their heads when its one of their players. I also didn't know there where so many utah fans at that game throwing trash on the court either. Ooh wait there wasn't!
2 bitsMarch 1, 2010 5:20 p.m.
The UNM Coach SHOULD be used to dealing with a loud and mouthy crowd (the PIT is their home).
If you've ever been to a game in the PIT... You know there are no louder and hostile fans ANYWHERE in the MWC (including Wyoming). Why do you think UNM sometimes has no home losses even in years when their team stinks on ice. The crowd at the PIT is known for being intimidating to visiting teams, players and coaches. For the UNM coach to loose his temper and cuss-out the BYU crowd after all the abuse HIS FANS dish out in the PIT is the ultimate in irony.
Cougarf@nMarch 1, 2010 4:41 p.m.
I agree that we as fans can't put the game entirely on the officials. If BYU had hit one or two more of those wide open 3's then it would have been all over and so UNM certainly deserves credit for keeping it so close until the end.
The frustrating thing as a fan, and what obviously frustrated JT, is to have so many poor calls go against BYU in the last 2 minutes of the game (Emery foul on steal, foul called on clean BYU block, missed elbow at JT, etc.).
At the end of the UNM game in the PIT Rose walked up to the officials and congratulated him for the win. Provo was more of the same and greg wrubell summed it up nicely by saying BYU was "getting homered in reverse." That's a sad commentary on MWC officiating. Of course UNM is a great team and performed well enough to win, but they would have lost had the officials called it fair. That's a fact and it's not meant to take anything away from a great UNM team or turn attention away from BYU's inability to take the game.
Uncle RicoMarch 1, 2010 4:22 p.m.
Hey you Napoleon Dynamite's get over it, and accept that you lost!!
Think forward when you lose to Texas A&M the 3rd time in a row in the dance....lights out
put me in coachMarch 1, 2010 4:17 p.m.
Bryan - get over it
You lost
You lost
Lick your wounds and move forward dude
AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 4:11 p.m.
" (Kyle excluded, he was brought up a Cougar, and learned from Lavell)..."
And left for a much better job. BCS BAAAABBBYYY111
Re: BryanMarch 1, 2010 4:00 p.m.
Another sad sad cougar fan with his pedestal mentality
We could have won if the REf's were fair and if we had pepto or tums - dude seriously get over it!!
you flat out lost and were outplayed outrebounded
in your Marriott wannabe Spectrum or Pit
Dang UtesMarch 1, 2010 3:11 p.m.
If you would just win your games on the court, and in the stadium, you would not be required to take out so much frustration on BYU's athletic program.
Could we get a little more hustle from U out there.
And try recruiting a better group of athletes, and hiring better coaches, ones that want to stay, not ones that need to stay (Kyle excluded, he was brought up a Cougar, and learned from Lavell)...
BryanMarch 1, 2010 3:10 p.m.
I wish I could say I just felt disappointed that the Cougars lost a hard fought game, but I can't. That game ranked in the top 5 worst officiated games I have ever seen on any level. Fouls were called where there was absolutely no contact, fouls were not called when they were obvious (example: the hockey-style gut check to Lloyd by New Mexico that sent him flying out of bounds), turnovers that were called/not called unfairly, etc etc. I understand that New Mexico is a great team and played a great game, but with how the officials were favoring New Mexico I can feel a bit of Tavernari's frustration. If the refs had been fair BYU should have won by about 8-14 points, even without Fredette at his best. What a shame.
BYU Fan to Reality CheckMarch 1, 2010 3:07 p.m.
"Alford simply stated the truth about Tavernari."
Personally I agree, but who am I to worry about their personal relationship?
But, then again I think Max Hall "simply stated the truth about" The University of Utah. "Hurts doesn't it?"
Let's both man up and stop the whining, and agree that the truth was told. Can you man up and agree?
Boss HogMarch 1, 2010 2:51 p.m.
The no-call here is the problem. Anytime someone gets hit, is a technical. Utes call it whining of BYU, but they would whine worse if their player was hit. Being competitive is not an excuse for hitting someone and should not have been dimissed. If J.T. would have elbowed Hobson, a technical would have been called. New Mexico got away with two, elbowing and profanity. Also a foul at the end of the game was not called and more obvious than the one where Jackson Emery stole the ball about a minute earlier which cost two points and two foul shots for the opponents. This game was gift wrapped for the Lobos just like the first game.--Shouldn't the cougars have had free throws for elbowing? Was this game honest?
re:RE: To be a Ute is pricelessMarch 1, 2010 2:49 p.m.
"Cougars who live in glass houses....."
Which is where I think Uties have lived for so many years, telling BYU fans how to act, while they embarasses themselves on and off the field and court, in the stands and the stadiums...
A BYU player does not shake hands, then goes over to the locker room of the other team, and Ute fans still whine and thow the rocks.
Get a winning program, beat BYU, and show some class up on the Red Hill, then maybe, just maybe, you can worry about the actions of BYU players and fans.
U know betterMarch 1, 2010 2:49 p.m.
Hey Chris Miles has to get a job now since he's been there since 2004
Ainge's thumbMarch 1, 2010 2:48 p.m.
Alford was just frustrated because he couldn't yank T's hair. In good NM fashion, Alford will choke his assistant.
andyMarch 1, 2010 2:47 p.m.
BYU and high standards....all talk and no actions. Lose with class because you expect it when you win.
Lobo LucyMarch 1, 2010 2:47 p.m.
Hey Montana Cutter,
What about the earlier incident this season with BYU? Wasn't a punch thrown to Jackson Emmery. Sounds to me that BYU continues to be painted as Victims. Wow, wonder what Emmery provoked to onset a punch?
Maybe the message BYU coaches are sending to their players should also be reviewed. FYI, Tavernari has always been a crybaby and will always be a crybaby. What has Coach Rose done about it? HUMMMM.......NOTHING AND IT WAS DISPLAYED.
public relations....March 1, 2010 2:45 p.m.
byu's public relations department has had to put in a lot of time this year cleaning up messes surrounding their athletic programs.
Alford was really immature in this situation but Taverneri was no saint either.
I loved seeing the clips of "a few" fans throwing stuff - it was more than a few which is so odd because byu never tries to minimalize their own bad behavior right??
This is now one of the top stories being run on ESPN - way to go coogs.
Of course it was all brought on by someone else - I'm sure no byu fans are to blame.
Keep living right.
barneeMarch 1, 2010 2:41 p.m.
The whiners have never lost a game in their mind. UNM might have given you the biggest favor by allowing you whiners to play 2nd round NCAA games in SLC. You sorry souls should be praising UNM instead of hating on them. And no BYU fans threw trash..uh hum...get BYU out of the MWC and lets see if they can fend for themselves.
Reality checkMarch 1, 2010 2:31 p.m.
Seriously guys...reading these comments makes it obvious why everyone gates on BYU. Nothing but excuses! Lobos swept BYU and Utah. Accept it and move on. And by the way, Alford simply stated the truth about Tavernari. Hurts doesn't it?
montana cutterMarch 1, 2010 2:24 p.m.
It seems that coach Alford does not believe in apologies on his actions last night. Tavertini stepped up and apologized to Coach Alford at the NM locker room. Even on ESPN Coach Alford did not indicate he made an apology to Tavertini in any way for his actions. That in it's self shows the class that Coach Alford has NONE. Even Bobby Knight would have made the apology if it was he who yelled words at Tavertini. Some people think BYU's student players are cry babies, just look at the NM coaches. One throws punches at his staff and one throws insults at the other teams student players.
Go figure, I think NM should look at who they are hiring as coaches.
Re: BearMarch 1, 2010 2:19 p.m.
Are you still whining about Hall's comments. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, Hall doesn't like us...WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, BYU is classless, WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Seriously dude, you obviously don't realize how pathetic you look commenting on Hall on a BYU/UNM article almost six months after the fact. Utah football lost, Utah basketball is irrelevant and it's really long since time to move on about the Hall comments. Besides, Hall modified his statement the next morning saying he shouldn't have referred so broadly to the entire organization so, even assuming your comment were timely, your point isn't valid.
That said, obviously the few fans who threw empty water bottles on the court were out of line, but they were reacting to the officiating not Alford. Although, if I were in the front row with Alford swearing in my face I'd have probably dumped my drink on him to get him out of my face. Alford is a great coach, but he's completely out of control as a person. Just taking after his mentor Bobby Knight I guess.
re: to be a uteMarch 1, 2010 1:48 p.m.
you live a sad existence.
RE: To be a Ute is pricelessMarch 1, 2010 1:41 p.m.
Cougars who live in glass houses.....
Remember AraujoMarch 1, 2010 1:33 p.m.
The Mountain West Conference will probably not take any action against anyone as a result of the lack of sportsmanship in Saturday's game. This is the second time in two weeks that Darington Hobson should have been ejected from a game, but the officials didn't take the right action. Hobson punched Chase Stanbeck in the game in Las Vegas two weeks ago, with the ball not in play, just like the Tavernari elbow.
The MWC leadership set the precendence several years ago when Rafael Araujo punched Jerome Blasingame, the smallest player in the league, but took no action because it would have required Araujo to sit out the first round of the tournament and would have jeapordized BYU's chances of making the NCAA tournament.
Gutless decisions.
To be a Ute is pricelessMarch 1, 2010 1:12 p.m.
Our guy throws a punch, and it is a "flip, a slap, no harm.
JT refuses to shake a hand, and he "take" verbal abuse, and still goes over to the visitors locker room to make peace.
Utes throw cups of beverage, and fans claim that it is part of the game.
The Ute's HC's wife starts a fight with fans, and she is understandably "upset", but a few BYU student fans throw stuff on the floor, and they are classless.
How soon the Uteies for get the punch, Drca's trip, Kyle's onside kick at wyo, because the U of U is the epitome of class.
Max was right, you have no clue...
to Not gonna happen....March 1, 2010 12:37 p.m.
You don't seem to give any leeway for human error. Of course BYU needs to strive to uphold its high standards. But who is to say that as a whole, it hasn't been? Sure, athletes lose their cool and do something regrettable. That will always be the case. The school is not defined by the actions of a few of its athletes.
Just a question Y fansMarch 1, 2010 12:33 p.m.
where did your current FB coach from? When he leaves you can have Locksley, OK?
Not gonna happen....March 1, 2010 12:25 p.m.
Pull the plug.. right, that sets the right message. I guess that goes along with avoiding evil too. LDS schools can't compete without loosing their standards. Pulling the plug would set all the wrong messages.
But, they need to reign in the programs. Having a well respected program is far more important than trying to win a national title at any cost. I support a football program out east that hasn't had a winning season in years. They recently hired a new football coach a couple of years ago that is highly rated. He was offered this year a position at a top SEC school, but turned it down because he had made a commitment to this other school, and the players he recruited. Sure he could have been a national contender automatically at this other school, probably made a lot more money, but his honor, loyalty to his players and staff meant more to him.
BYU needs to get back to those standards. BYU winning a national championship is not the big prize. Competing without bending standards of conduct and still playing at the highest levels is. It is what would set BYU apart.
wmMarch 1, 2010 12:22 p.m.
byu should go back to the drawing board and figure a way to beat the lobos on the court and not with abusive language and trash throwing. byu coach should control his players better,what happened at byu happened at nm when they cried about the refs for losing their first game to unm. go lobos...
BearMarch 1, 2010 12:16 p.m.
Well, it is "rally around the Y time." Everyone is at fault but us... Perhaps Coach Alford is simply right in his assessment and has nothing to appologize for? As Max Hall pointed out, it doesn't matter if it is one fan, ten fans, or thousands that throw stuff or - at, the U, may pour beer; everyone gets painted with the shame. He found it most efficient to hate all Utah fans for something that may, or may not, have ever happened involving one or two fans and not the many thousands of others who were there. Same for JT not shaking hands after the game, or fans complaining about the ref's, or those tossing stuff at New Mexico, or everyone worrying about Ute fans commenting upon this situation (which, by the way, is just too much fun to resist for us Crimson folks.) You brought it on yourselves, now learn to live with it.
Pull the Pug!!!March 1, 2010 12:01 p.m.
I'm with you Brother Glen, pull that plug!!!!!
IdahoanMarch 1, 2010 11:46 a.m.
Step away said, "Man, you kids are unbelievable!" When you're chanting, "Winning team, losing team," where's the respect in that? It is just inappropriate.
Really???March 1, 2010 11:41 a.m.
Cmon get over it
byu's trainerMarch 1, 2010 11:30 a.m.
I hope they bring that strange little trainer to the Hunty.
I wonder why Holmoe didn't make that dude appologize. He was as out of line as Tavernari.
Glen R. PulleyMarch 1, 2010 11:29 a.m.
Long time BYU fan here.The trash throwing really gave the Church, and BYU's mission another black eye. I think it's time that the Brethren pull the plug, on sports at BYU.
Rose needs to be addressedMarch 1, 2010 11:27 a.m.
The last 2 minutes of the game were telling. BYU made some bad decisions and JT, again, took a wild deep 3. Hobson leathered Hardsock clean and I think Rose was out coached. I think Rose is a good coach but has shown that he been unbale to control JT over the last 3 years and get out coached late in many games. He needs to quit looking down on the court in front of him qand pay attention to the game. I wouldn't be surprised to see someone try to take out JT in the Tourney. He has been a hot dog over the years and always has contraversy surrounding him.
Step awayMarch 1, 2010 11:23 a.m.
from the ledge BYU fans! Man, you kids are unbelievable!
Excuses ExcusesMarch 1, 2010 11:11 a.m.
......and they still continue
Like the dumby up top that said if Jimmer played the second half BYU wins
What a joke!!
And you think he would have more points than Lloyd Christmas???
Big gulps ehh catch you later
Amazing Game!March 1, 2010 10:59 a.m.
It was great to see the passion from the fans this weekend! What a great game to be at. I loved the passion on the floor, the packed stadium, the student section representing and throwing stuff at the punk NM players celebrating on the floor right in front of them. This is why College Athletics rocks. To you Utah fans...it's really sad when you come on a forum related to BYU and the Lobos and post comments. Your team wasn't involved, go post on the exciting forum about how the Utes are now 500...yay for not being total losers.
QuestionMarch 1, 2010 10:57 a.m.
At what point does our support for our team become fanatasism. At what point do we realize that anything when taken to he extreme can become a negative. We had a chance to show our good to the nation, but instead, we humiliated ourselves. Turn on ESPN and watch the objects being thrown on the court and our players acting in an unsportsman like manner. Read these post and see the excuses,bad refs, it was alfords fault, ETC... our behavior as fans was shameful. Look in the mirror and ask yourself if you have lets sports become a false God.
Re: Let the rantsMarch 1, 2010 10:56 a.m.
Thank-you for making my morning. I love to read comments like yours. You just set yourself up for a firestorm of criticism.
Here is a summary of what I read into your post: You are expecting BYU haters, (ie: Utah fans), to come on here and rub it in; you are bitter because you lost Saturday; you are still bitter about the football game when your 'Hero' turned a great victory into a post-game 'loss'; You measure your team's success in terms of how they do compared to Utah not thier overall performance.
Paranoia is right!
GO Cougs !March 1, 2010 10:18 a.m.
This action should not have happened from player, coach, or fans! Should Tavernari apologize? I believe reports say he did. Should Alford apologize? Sure, if he has any integrity as a person.
But hey, at least he didn't throw a chair or a phone at Tavernari or Fans! Should there be any MWC actions? It's the heat of the game and a great game it was. Lets play ball. Cougs will get them in the MWC tournament.
dudeMarch 1, 2010 10:13 a.m.
to the dumby that said UNM isnt a good team because the had to go OT with UTAH
Get real man they just sweep every team in UTAH and if we would have had Utah State in the Spectrum we would have snapped their home streak too
Unfortunate EndMarch 1, 2010 10:08 a.m.
Great game to watch on TV. I thought both sides competed real hard and the Lobos won fair and square. But poor sportsmanship abounds afterward, particulatly on the BYU fans for throwing things from the stands. Cougs have no moral high ground on this debacle. I will give credit to Holemoe at least for making Tavernari apologize. Alford should be reprimanded as well.
Grow up??March 1, 2010 10:05 a.m.
The players are young adults too so why do people call them kids???
Are you telling me they arent competitive and if they make the next level they are gonna be babied???
Cmon they dont need ear muffs
REALLY?March 1, 2010 9:59 a.m.
If you were not there or have not at least gone and watched the video......PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT.
Seriously listen to the UNM coaches and the bomb Alford throws. Great example coach!!! This is incident #4 or 5 with his staff. Go ask Larry Eustachy how much class the Lobo coaches have.
It is like blaming the BYU soccer player for putting her hair in the UNM player's hand.
I was there and the few fans that threw stuff on the floor was pretty lame.
Ute fan regarding AlfordMarch 1, 2010 9:58 a.m.
I lived in Iowa City during Alford's last three years. He is extremely arrogant and was not well liked at all by the Hawkeye fans. He was going to get fired anyway if he stayed.
Hilarious!March 1, 2010 9:58 a.m.
Even Durant on KSL said that Jimmer has got every call this year. He was commenting on the first half that Jimmer "just was not right and must be sick" or something. He and Rubell were already putting together the excuses for zoob nation at the half. Rubell said this about the refs though, and I quote "Yeah, it is like the opposite of Home Cooking today" LOL! I almost drove into oncoming traffic laughing so hard.
Language BarrierMarch 1, 2010 9:49 a.m.
Poor Alford was misunderstood. What he really said was "you're class, whole". It was a compliment, meaning "entirely classy". JT was obviously caught up in the moment and assumed the UNM coach was cussing him out. I can't offer any excuses for the UNM classistant coach, however.
AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 9:42 a.m.
Wow. Typical Zoobies, 48 hours after embarrassing your school and losing the MWC on your home court you've now created the answer to all your problems as being Steve Alford??? Yea, Steve Alford, that's the ticket.
I've washed my hands of any responsibility and now I can assume the position I know best — VICTIM
Alford should be suspended.March 1, 2010 9:41 a.m.
The MWC needs to suspend UNM head coach Steve Alford for the next UNM game. His conduct was detrimental to college athletics. Not only did he swear at JT, but he also swore at BYU fans. The MWC needs to show a backbone and suspend him for one game. Also, what's up with UNM? First, Lambert. Second, Lockseley. Now, Alford. They are low-class and in my opinion worse than the yewts.
ExampleMarch 1, 2010 9:38 a.m.
Judge not that ye be not judged
werMarch 1, 2010 9:20 a.m.
Like the conference is going to do something negative about the coach of the top rated team in the conference with the highest seeding in the upcoming NCAAs...
Classy New MexicoMarch 1, 2010 9:19 a.m.
First their football coach punches an assistant, then Lambert turns womens soccer into WWE and is encouraged by her coaches to continue during the match, now Alford and his assistant...hey New Mexico AD, do you see a pattern yet? Classy bunch you got down there...
So Cal Y FanMarch 1, 2010 9:17 a.m.
Come on Y fans & players. I'm a big Y fan, but obviously not living in Happy Valley. This school and it's athletes have got to be held to a higher standard because of who & what they represent. Very untimely for Tavernari based on last week's excellent article on him and his faith. I certainely realize there is a lot of passion in sports, but the Y players have to keep their lips closed, as do the fans.
AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 9:11 a.m.
"you don't get to comment since your school didn't field a team this year."
And I'm sure if the Utes did have a "team this year" Cougar fans would welcome comments from Ute fans? Riggggghhhht.
BYU= Hypocrisy
Classy, Y men or women?March 1, 2010 9:00 a.m.
First Max now Tav. Is there a theme here? Lack of sportsmanship in front of the camera does not help sportsmanship of BYU fans. Better idolize the women's sports programs, not the men's, when it comes to sportsmanship. Who did better in a difficult situation, Hall (who administered a cheap shot from behind on Sylvester after the whistle blew on the way to the Y endzone celebration, see youtube tape), Tavernari (see article) or Kassidy Shumway, on the receiving end of the infamous hairpull? Hall never apologized for anything, Tavernari was made to apologize after the game and Shumway KEPT PLAYING. It's obvious who had the most self-control, the BYU women.
the Utube videoMarch 1, 2010 8:58 a.m.
shows alford's boys swearing at least three times and taunting jt, who responds with All right, all right, all right. No wonder he had to apoligize while Alford says nothing.
Life just wasn't intended to be fair. I bet SwearinSteve is named coach of the year. Who cares that he needs anger management treatment. He wins and the networks like him!
to u fansMarch 1, 2010 8:52 a.m.
you don't get to comment since your school didn't field a team this year.
ediddyMarch 1, 2010 8:51 a.m.
What do you expect from Alford. He learned from the worst out of control coach the NCAA has ever known. The winning record not withstanding, Bobby Knioght has always led the way in immaturity and blamed it on competitive nature. Throwing phones, chairs, abusing his players officials and intimidating the NCAA every step of the way. Alford learned from the best/worst to ever coach the game.
MarkMarch 1, 2010 8:51 a.m.
I like how Alford said he went to go tell him how good Tavenari is, but there is no evidence in the video replay of that. Just Alford going over and yelling at him, and then following him all the way to the end of the line. Interesting...
Excellent example of modelingMarch 1, 2010 8:50 a.m.
...behavior. Did steve see this offensive conduct modeled when he played at Indiana? The only cure is shock therapy.
Shameful displayMarch 1, 2010 8:48 a.m.
by two paid professional coaches! They should be fined like NBA coaches for their outrageous conduct.
UNM fanMarch 1, 2010 8:46 a.m.
I saw the film and am appalled that someone representing UNM would treat a student athelet like that. And this time it was a coach not a soccer player! How low can we get.
RobMarch 1, 2010 8:45 a.m.
anybody else seeing the irony of BYU fans here? The ghost of Max Hall rides again.
NCMarch 1, 2010 8:32 a.m.
y has no class
Rose Holladay - LehiMarch 1, 2010 8:25 a.m.
byu does it again. The Utes will dominate you again!
Come on little JT let's go shakeMarch 1, 2010 8:25 a.m.
hands with the other team you naughty boy . . . WHAT? Why are we worrying about this; we should be more upset that JT SHOT US OUT OF ANOTHER close basketball game!!!
JT may be a winner but I'll be glad to see him go. He's to high risk for our team.
Bad Johnathan:)
re: Bass 7:50amMarch 1, 2010 8:24 a.m.
You are the worst Ernest T. Bass impersonator I've ever seen on this board.
The Ghost of Max HallMarch 1, 2010 8:23 a.m.
Glad to see you are staying classy, BYU!
Zen MasterMarch 1, 2010 8:20 a.m.
UNM football coach suspended for punching an assistant.... Lambert goes postal on the BYU women's soccer team... Alford and assistants try to pick a fight in the handshake line... Sounds like UNM needs some anger management classes taught to the athletic department.
After a win?...March 1, 2010 8:18 a.m.
If that's how A-ford reacts right after he's WON can you imagine if he'd lost? Isn't when you've just won when you act all classy? I don't think I've ever seen such a loser coach. And then the flowery sweetness interviews minutes after are just hilarious...
TMoneyMarch 1, 2010 8:18 a.m.
I think UNM did well to win and seemed respectfull after the Tavernari apolagy. BYU missed to many shots. Jackson Emery needed to step up and make some shots without Fredette and he didn't do it. I think we know that if Fredette plays BYU wins but he didn't and UNM did some nice things they have a good team.
AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 8:14 a.m.
In typical BYU grand fashion neither the boorish player and fan actions from Saturday's game will be addressed by administration. Instead BYU will employee the Dnews to create spin articles to point blame on everyone and everything except themselves. Within two weeks all evidence of Saturday's atrocities will be swept under the rug and yet again BYU will project the image of the victim.
BYU is only fooling themselves — the rest of the world see's them for what they are, HYPORCRITES.
I wasn't thereMarch 1, 2010 8:13 a.m.
but if I saw what these two coaches did after the game, I might have poured my beer on their mother.
Re:Maybe?March 1, 2010 8:10 a.m.
No, Tav isn't but you clearly are!
Cougarf@nMarch 1, 2010 8:10 a.m.
Tavernari seemed out of control and really should have composed himself better on his last night. The officials are a joke for not calling a foul on Hobson for an elbow after the play that was RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEIR FACE. On replay you couldn't see the elbow connect because of the angle, but you could see the official looking right at it at the time and ignoring it. JT was obviously as mad about the official turning a blind eye as he was about the elbow. As for Alford, I really don't care what JT said to him. Even if Alford congratulated JT on a great career and JT said something about Alford's mother in response, Alford has no excuse for acting the way he did. As a coach, you don't yell expletives at the opposing player or the opposing fans UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. I don't justify whatever JT or the fans did to set off Alford, but, as a coach, Alford could have just said "scoreboard" and walked away, but he went after JT. That's inexcusable in every way.
SMART FANS!!!March 1, 2010 8:09 a.m.
You are so correct. Let's see, he should sit...a young college athlete who still has the mind of a college student and makes youthful mistakes based off emotion of being elbowed for no reason (which should have been a flagrent dead ball foul).
Let the coach keep doing what he is doing. It's pretty classic when the whole conference is represented by what the coach says. A leader; a coach, someone who should epitomize what the Mountain West is. Someone who should be mature enough to walk the higher road and not mix it up with a college kid. Yep, sure enough, make Tav sit. That would teach the coach. Teach coaches that Flipping the bird to another coach, or swearing at a player on video is a great idea. This conference needs to get rid of their TV ads on the Mountain that show how "sportsmanship" is important.
It must just be something about wearing red that gives people the right to do what THEY want and get away with it.
Great ideas people. It'll be a lame public repremand for each of the two. That is the commish's way of handling it.
He AlfordMarch 1, 2010 8:08 a.m.
throw me a chair!
You can hearMarch 1, 2010 8:04 a.m.
at least three profanities from Lobo coaches directed at Tav in the exchange where two men follow him back up the line taunting him..Nice job Steve??
EveryoneMarch 1, 2010 8:02 a.m.
should watch the Alford and dopey assistant coach from lobo town video. I just did and these two men are outrageous children. I don't care who you support, this bobby knight like conduct is unacceptable.
Now to the WeAC MWC, "What are you going to do about it?"
To Alford, grow up man, you won the game..where's your sportsmanship..This didn't happen as you shook hands, the two of you followed JT down the line taunting him!!!
Looking in from the outsideMarch 1, 2010 8:00 a.m.
It seems that the BYU fanbase and media cannot handle defeat without laying blame on anyone else but themselves. Quite a display.
Stay Classy Cougar Fans!March 1, 2010 7:59 a.m.
Throwing garbage in the direction of opposing players after a game.
If only Maxie could have seen that, he would have been so ashamed. Or not. The double standard is alive and well in Provo. Not one comment from BYU fans disparaging the garbage being tossed onto the court.
Max HallMarch 1, 2010 7:58 a.m.
thinks BYU fans are "classless" for throwing things on the court.
BYU FanMarch 1, 2010 7:57 a.m.
I'm a Cougar through and through, true blue. I think the fans' behavior after this game was completely out of line and I'm ashamed. Yours is an institution that should be an example of good sportsmanship. Many Cougar fans are out of touch with the mission of BYU right now, particularly in the student section.
Tom Holmoe, thank you for taking JT over to the visitors' locker room to apologize for his actions. I believe a lesson was learned and you led by example.
simply amazedMarch 1, 2010 7:55 a.m.
I don't think I have ever heard more whining from a fan base that cannot accept defeat. There has not been a school that received more breaks from the officials in MWC history yet when the shoe is on the other foot the whaling is almost unbearable.
For the ones that are moving on congrats on a good game. For the whiners, get a life.
Ernest T. BassMarch 1, 2010 7:50 a.m.
Its always there fault. No way Jt Tavertini was wrong he was elbowed than swore at.
I get so sick of the mountain West getting so mad at byu. We dont deserve it.
Re: Lobo FanMarch 1, 2010 7:43 a.m.
If you are a "good" team...you should never have to go to overtime against Utah this year. Take away your leading scorer and BYU runs you out of the building. Have fun getting blasted in the Conference Tourney!
AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 7:39 a.m.
Alford is a crumb just like Bobby Knight
@ JobMarch 1, 2010 7:33 a.m.
Look at the box score. 18 fouls were called on each team. BYU lost due to poor shooting percentage.
As for the exchange. Who cares. BYU lost.
Hoosier CougMarch 1, 2010 7:26 a.m.
Tavernari, Alford, and the Assistant Coach should all be suspended for a game. That kind of behavior does not belong on the court at all.
Lost in all of this are the fans who threw trash onto the court. BYU should look closely to see if they can find out who it was that did this and ban them for life from any BYU games. I consider this to be the worst behavior exhibited for the entire night. This is the first time that I feel some shame for being a BYU fan.
Oh 22yr. at 4:58...March 1, 2010 7:24 a.m.
and your mother should be reprimanded for having U!!!! And Max Hall should be reprimanded for his poor showing in the NFL Combine.
D. AikenMarch 1, 2010 7:16 a.m.
Forget about Tavernari and Alford's exchange. I paid to watch players play not "Referee's", boy were they bad, I'm mean really bad! Well they were about as good as the " Three Stooges". Get better Refs. or no more season tickets!
A teaching momentMarch 1, 2010 7:15 a.m.
As I watch the YouTube video I see several players exposed to the ranting of a alledged coach of the year. What message are we sending to our young players? Tav is smiling and trying to remain upbeat and possitive, but. The winning coach is insulting and abusive. Where did he learn this leadership style and how contagious is it? I think Steven Covey ought to seek a speaking opp in New Mexico.
CharlesMarch 1, 2010 7:15 a.m.
Well at least Tavernari and Alford showed some emotion about the game. That's more than I could say about the BYU coaching staff. Maybe they should be reprimanded for doing such a horrible coaching job. Credit the players for playing with some heart. The coaching staff at BYU should have their jobs reviewed after such a display of ineptitude.
Make him sit!!!!March 1, 2010 7:10 a.m.
Tav should have to sit out of the tourny in Vegas! Maybe then he will understand that he can't act that way and get away with it!!
If only...March 1, 2010 7:01 a.m.
this MWC conduct policy were enforced at each BYU/Utah football game. If it was enforced, the stands would be empty and there wouldn't be enough players to finish the game.
Or does this policy only apply when BYU gets beat?
Grow up BYU fans and take your loss like men!
JimmyMarch 1, 2010 6:57 a.m.
You know what Tavernari said Dick. Way to write your story around the facts though--typical BYU beat writer.
Maybe?March 1, 2010 6:53 a.m.
Maybe, just maybe Tavernari IS what he was called? Did anyone ever think of that?
Why do we always call the younger of the two people in any incident a "KID". Neither are "kids" they are legal adults and all should be could held accountable.
Brush offMarch 1, 2010 6:48 a.m.
Gotta love how Alford acts like a saint and praises JT for coming in to be the "man" when he was the one shouting expetives. He is low class all the way. Of course, his mentor was chair-throwing Bobby Knight. I don't excuse JT for what he did, but coaches get held to a higher standard, period. Alford is a first class loser and doesn't even know it.
Role ModelsMarch 1, 2010 6:41 a.m.
That is why sports figures are such great role models for kids. Fighting and swearing are just more of the same. No real penalties will be given because this is just part of the spectacle people pay to watch. As long as the coach keeps winning, he can do what ever he wants. Sports figures are sad role models for today's kids. Golf anyone?
Lobo FanMarch 1, 2010 6:27 a.m.
If your a "good" team you should never EVER lose at home at the end of the year. I project the Cougars falling to 16 when the ranking come out today, and the out of the top 20 after a lose to the Utes on Wed.
WowMarch 1, 2010 6:19 a.m.
22 years old is an adult... Don't justify his actions because of youth. Let it go. You lost!!! Not the refs fault. You were bad sports. Not the refs fault, not New Mexico's fault. Take responsibilty. You put yourselves on a pedistal, you claim your better than others. Your not plain and simple. This is why everybody loves beating you... to hear the crying and excuses.
What's up?March 1, 2010 6:14 a.m.
The bottom line is, if BYU would have won this comment section would not be here!
UTE Fan in MSMarch 1, 2010 6:13 a.m.
Why were all those UTE Fans throwing stuff on the floor after the game? Oh, they were BYU fans. What is this world coming too.
JIMIMarch 1, 2010 5:37 a.m.
so it was all UNM ? yeah byu did nothing for alford to blow up eh ? byu is never to blame for anything lol.... figures, im surprised no one got beer thrown on them.
Cougs lost itMarch 1, 2010 5:22 a.m.
First time I turn on a BYU basketball game this year was Saturday's game with 2 minutes left and what do I see? BYU turnovers, missed shots, and an embarrassing blocked shot. If I were to judge their entire season by those two minutes I would have thought they were awful. And the "oh, he's won more games for BYU than anyone else" excuse for poor sportsmanship by Tavernari just reflects how winning is more valued than character. Blah blah blah, heat of the battle, etc.
22-yr. old vs. 46-yr. oldMarch 1, 2010 4:58 a.m.
Not a fair fight, especially when Alford is being backed by his immature assistant. The UNM coaches are all bad--basketball, football, and women's soccer. Maybe UNM should clean house.
BYUMarch 1, 2010 4:49 a.m.
Fans and their poor sportsmanship should be reprimanded!!! Naw, they're to self-righteous!!!
Harry SygnoskyMarch 1, 2010 4:46 a.m.
I live in the Missouri Ozarks, and Steve Alford had his temper problems in the local leagues. He is a spoiled brat.
lolMarch 1, 2010 1:21 a.m.
clearly, most of the people that post around here never actually played sports competitively.
alford should have taken the high road as he and his assistant now look like total losers--especially the assistant--"what are you gonna do about it?"--really? Thats the best you could come up with? Are you in fifth grade? You really want to pick a fight with him? Thats really the best course of action that you think should be pursued after you just won an awesome, nail-biter game?
Tavernari was obviously doing something wrong in order to instigate it, but you'd think that as coaches they'd be a little more intelligent and cool headed. in the end, most people are just going to see the youtube video of two, over the top, immature jerks rubbing in a loss.
who's to say if they really are? certainly not me. don't know them personally at all. but the two have created a memorable albeit moronic image for themselves.
Ute AlumMarch 1, 2010 1:06 a.m.
Great game! Wire to wire. That's what college basketball is all about. Congrats to the Lobos! Cougs yall had a great game and it could have gone either way. Hopefully the Holy War will be like this and not one sited. I hate blowouts. Don't underestimate those SLC boys. Go Utes!!
immatureMarch 1, 2010 12:11 a.m.
byu players should be more mature than this. after all most of them are near 30 yrs of age.
byuMarch 1, 2010 12:10 a.m.
always an embarrassment.
when will be drop sports?
re: UNLV MormonMarch 1, 2010 12:08 a.m.
Really easy to cheer for your team when all you have to do is drive across town, isn't it?
It's true that many fans like the appeal of Sin City for a weeklong tournament. How often do you think BYU would win the tournament if it were held in the Marriott Center, or even up in SLC? Would UNM be a lock to win the tournament if it were held in the Pit?
If it wasn't for location, UNLV would rarely have a shot to make the field of 65.
re unlvMarch 1, 2010 12:04 a.m.
probably not as the utes will take them down again.
UNLV MormonFeb. 28, 2010 11:52 p.m.
The Rebs will beat you all again in the MWC Tourney next week again.
Holmoe and RoseFeb. 28, 2010 11:28 p.m.
Both showed a lot of class, a word thst BYU fans seem to love using. Alford did not show any grace or class. He is a coach for goodness sakes and much more is expected from him. Tavernari clearly lost his cool and his meltdown hurt the Cougars when he failed to box out on UNM's final basket.
I'll tell you what, if these two teams meet up in Vegas it will be fiery and I think the Zoobs will win it with a healthy Fredette and a purpose to prove a point. Go Utes!
RE: Alford | 9:40 p.m.Feb. 28, 2010 11:25 p.m.
Hey, "Alford," what "past history" are you talking about? I'm an Iowa and BYU grad who followed the man's career there and I have had nothing but respect for him. He left the Hawkeyes because of a change in the AD's office amid a couple of rough years for the team, not over any "incident."
Every competitive guy has his moments, but in general, Alford has NOT been known for cursing or abusive behavior in his career at SW Missouri, Iowa, or UNM--VERY much unlike his chair-throwing and player-choking college coach, Bobby Knight.
This spat with JT is out of character for Alford, not part of a pattern of misbehavior. The guy's normally a class act, but he lost his cool in the heat of the moment. Just like JT, come to think of it. Both will probably get a well-deserved reprimand. Fine. But don't make a mountain out of a molehill.
Alford's human, but not a jerk. The forthcoming reprimand ought to be the end of it.
MinermanFeb. 28, 2010 10:58 p.m.
HAHAHA. You cougars are funny. All paranoid about something nobody cares about or blames JT for. Heck, the kid was just being a kid. And he owned up to it like a man an went so far as to go to the opposing teams locker room to apologize. It happens. The coaches though...
On the bright side, a two point loss sans your best player (best in the conference, I'm sad to say). Ute's are down, but we'll be back. And hopefully the awesome Ute team will show up in the MWC tournie. Good game cougars. GO UTES!
A Utah Man
MaturityFeb. 28, 2010 10:54 p.m.
Alford was clearly out of control. Although the fans could not tell what was being said. Why didn't he go apologize to Tavernari, if what is reported to have been said to him by Alford is true. He was the one who was out of control and I hope he gets a kick and pants.
Did you View the ReplaysFeb. 28, 2010 10:52 p.m.
To those who think the game was called evenly by the officials, you need to have been there and sat on the third row on the end as I did. Actually, the refs made some poor calls and many in favor of New Mexico. I could see the floor clearly and in many cases was in a better vantage point than the officials. Next, the instant replays bore out what I saw. Fouls called on BYU when there were none. Hobson's fouled Hartsock's shot right infront of me. Alford should needs to be held to a higher standard than his players. Here's hoping that the two teams match up in the MWC tournament. Sure Loyd played great, but what if Fredette had been able to play in the final minutes and been able to unleash his deadly three's? Here's hoping that his health has not taken a turn for the worse again. And to you Utes who feel you had to comment on the game. It wasn't your game, nor was BYU playing Utah. Your petticoats are showing!
huh?Feb. 28, 2010 10:49 p.m.
"Wow talk about paranoia!!"
Paranoia? Really? How often do you read online comments either here or the Trib?
That being said, cougar fans need to chill.
Re: Let the rantsFeb. 28, 2010 10:07 p.m.
Wow talk about paranoia!!
I went and watched this......Feb. 28, 2010 10:02 p.m.
on You Tube. From what I can see in the 16 second clip, Alford and Tavernari are jawing at each other for a few seconds and then Alford and the assitant coach of New mexico continue to instigate this against Tavernari. Real Classy-Alford....a 46 year old Alford is about as immature as the 23 year old Tavernari. Alford should be at the very least reprimanded, and I would suspend him for one game as well. I lost any respect I have for Alford. What an immature coach!
staypuffinpcFeb. 28, 2010 9:49 p.m.
A couple of things:
first, I wish posters like the first would take a look in the mirror. If you start criticizing BYU-haters before they even get here, they're going to feel (and be) justified in their rants. Sheesh.
Second, I'm sick of hearing the arguments from everyone that the game was called fairly b/c there were an even # of fouls. By that same logic, the refs must've clearly given the game to the Lobos in the Pit b/c of how lopsided the calls were. So those of you using this logic, take your pick, which game did the refs decide?
Third, if you actually watched the game, it was obvious that the refs "controlled the game," as Alford said. Yes, there are always missed and bogus calls, but a couple were so blatant, you really had to wonder. For example, when their boy Gary was on the floor and spread-eagled it to kick the ball away from the cougs (which didn't work and led to another Lloyd Jr. dunk).
WilliamFeb. 28, 2010 9:49 p.m.
This issue has so many gray lines. Not happy with Steve Alford but then Tavernari lost his cool also. The MWC won't do anything because New Mexico is on top and they want them to have smooth sailing heading into the NCAA tourney.
Great GameFeb. 28, 2010 9:49 p.m.
Yesterday's game was a classic. Classic games like this always bring out emotion, discussions of officiating, and discussions on boards like this for days after. Truly an instant classic. I will say, however, that I am extremely dissapointed in Alford's behavior. He is a coach, an allegedly mature adult. There is no excuse for his actions or words. Young players acting in the heat of battle are one thing. Coaches are different and should be held to a higher standard. Poor show, Alford, and poor sportsmanship.
AnonymousFeb. 28, 2010 9:48 p.m.
Did he think about proofreading the column. Tavernari is a senior not a junior.
SeniorHernandezFeb. 28, 2010 9:47 p.m.
Alford was reacting to a player who was behaving more like a spoiled brat then an ADULT. Do not forget about the GARBAGE that was thrown at the LOBO players some of the FANS were also behaving like SPOILED BRATS. Tavernari refused to shake hands with Hobson who was makingan effort to keep the game civil. Tavarnari apologized and amends were made PERIOD.
jobFeb. 28, 2010 9:45 p.m.
BYU got the short end of several calls including the end when the officials did not have the guts to call a flagrant foul and throw Hobson out for a cheap shot. The coach needs to be reprimanded as this is not his first time with the post game swearing toward players and fans!!!
All threeFeb. 28, 2010 9:44 p.m.
Alford, Tavernari and Hobson should all be reprimanded.
Inviting all Ute FansFeb. 28, 2010 9:41 p.m.
let the name calling and BYU insults begin!
We expect your very best shots at JT.
AlfordFeb. 28, 2010 9:40 p.m.
It is one thing for teenage or players in their early twenties to get heated, say, or do regrettable things. That is why I don't fault Tavernari, Hobson, or the University of Utah's Marshall or Jackson Emery for the heated exchanges. However, coaches need to be better. It is their job to be more mature, to set the better example. Alford failed miserably at this. He should be reprimanded and suspended at least a game. This is not a single incedent for Alford, he has a past history. There is no excuse for this behavior.
Let the rantsFeb. 28, 2010 9:25 p.m.
begin from the bitter utah fans who just barely got to .500 for the year.


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Many fault codes
I have been posting a lot in this forum because I find it extremely helpful. I have been able to fix a coolant leak by replacing a water pump thanks to the people here. It seems, however, that everytime I fix something, theres something else that goes awry. I put my car down from jack stands and took it for a ride yesterday. It seemed to be ok but then it started to overheat. I realized I must not have replenished the same amount of coolant that was drained from working on the installation of the water pump.
Today I put more coolant in the reservoir and it seems to be at an appropriate level. The car will maintain a temp of around 200 farenheit and the light doesn't flash anymore.
The battery had also died since I had been working on it for a while without giving it power so last night I left it charged with an automatic charger which is supposed to stop charging when the battery is charged fully and then only provide incremental charges when it detects the battery starts to lose its charge again. It was hooked on for about 8 or 9 hours at 12V/2A.
I took it out for another drive and got the CEL. This is something I was expecting since the only problem that I had previously had prior to working on my car was the P0507 which was telling me I probably have an intake leak somewhere.
Well I hooked my computer up using durametric and it did in fact give me the P0507 error along with about 15 other faults that had not been there previously!!!
I'm really getting frustrated because I don't know why this crap is happening to me all at once.
The errors are as follow:
For engine,
P0115 - engine temperature
P1219 - accelerator pedal potentiometer
p1577 - accelerator pedal potentiometer
p1578 - accelerator pedal potentiometer
p1505 - dve control range
p1502 - dve fault during spring test
p0507 - idle air control system (this is the only one that existed prior to doing work on my car)
It looks like the p15xx are all similar and related which makes me think one thing went bad to cause all that. And hopefully something simple since it just all came at once like a loose connection or something.
For alarm, it gives me fault codes
11 - voltage failure during alarm
61 - central locking limit position
60 - central locking limit position
10 - voltage failure at terminal 30
42(this was not there previously) it says "wrong key or wrong transponder" and
could explain why my key remote isn't working
33 - interior sensor faulty
49 (this was not there previously) it says "K lead"
35 - interior sensor faulty
34 - interior sensor faulty
Despite the alarm codes, the alarm does appear to work.
For air conditioning,
24 - it says "power supply (terminal 15)"
Also, I test rode it twice today. First time was fine. The second time it's like the whole car just failed on me. Now even with flooring the pedal it will top out at about 2000 rpms. This is the current state.
I don't see how all this stuff would just fail immediately. I must have screwed something electrically up but I don't see how. Maybe I damaged some stuff by overcharging it, but the device is brand new and supposed to stop at fully charged status.
As noted above, the only stuff that was already there previously was the p0507 and all the alarm codes but the two specified.
What is the most likely scenario?
Sounds to me like
You may not have burped the coolant system. You have air in the system and it is causing an overheating...hot spots can cause real damage.
The end of this page details the fill and burp process.
200 is way to hot, almost all I know of run spot in the middle of the 8 in the 180 mark.
I can't even do that now. The pedal won't let me go above 2000 rpms. This happened about 20 minutes after my first test ride. I took it out again and it just stopped working.
Don't run or drive the car!
Disconnect the battery completely overnight (maybe put it on the charger).
IMHO, it's never a good idea to charge a battery while it's hooked up to the car because if there's a fault in the charger, it can have nasty consequences. These things are becoming increasingly complex and you just can't take the chance.
Then replace the battery tomorrow and see if things have cleared up.
If not, take it to a dealer, the DME may be going faulty... hope not and maybe doing the battery trick will make everything better. Here's hoping anyway.
I just went out for a ride and came back and just now saw your post. I basically did exactly that. I disconnected the terminals and charged it for a bit. Then out of curiousity I hooked the terminals back up to see if resetting the computer had any impact. Well, I started up the car and it WORKED! It was actually letting me drive it. I still expect the P0507 idle air control to come up soon since it's still idling funny, but all the other crap is gone and hopefully it won't return.
The temp guage also stayed between 8 and 0 on the 180. More like on the left half of the 0. It seems to be good now. Not sure what I did but I will keep an eye on it in the future.
So assuming that it won't come back, I still need to figure out how the key remote error is affecting my key remote from working. And also what the K-lead error is.
I went for a drive today and it was fine. On my way back home, the car wouldn't go over the 2000 rpms again. I shut down the car and restarted. It was fine. On my way home, CEL came on again. I checked the computer and it came back
These are the two I have now. I saw a post here that is similar to what I'm experiencing
This person solved his P1502 by replacing his throttle body. The P0507 is also related to this. I'm going to check for leaks today and also tap on the MAF to see if that does anything. If I can't find leaks or the rpms don't change, I think I will be ordering a throttle body and hopefully it will get rid of both codes.
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text: Brothers reunite at USBC Open Matt Cannizzaro and Emil Williams April 18, 2012 BATON ROUGE, La. - More than 45 years ago, Eddie Norwood Jr. of Lake Wylie, S.C., found out he had a brother living just a few blocks away, but before the two could get acquainted, life took them in different directions.Norwood, then 18, moved to Chicago, where he felt he would have a chance to succeed and create a life for himself. His brother, 11-year-old Reggie Norman of Bossier City, La., remained in their hometown of Benton Harbor, Mich., until he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force after graduating from high school. Although they've talked on the phone a few times over the years, their busy lives kept them apart until their recent reunion in Baton Rouge, which carried over to the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships.With help from Norwood's daughter, Toya Washington, who gave him all of the necessary information, Norman was to make the four-hour trip to the Baton Rouge River Center to see his brother in person for the first time in nearly five decades. "It's been inspiring," said Norwood, who made his first USBC Open Championships appearance. "After such a lengthy time apart, we finally get to see each other. We've talked on the phone, but nothing beats seeing my brother in person. We shared the longest embrace. My daughter made sure Reggie had the information, and she stayed on me about getting in contact with him. This was a great opportunity for us to get together."The long road to the reunion began a few years ago when Norman's older sister, Pam, spotted Norwood's name on Facebook. They began using the site as a vehicle for communication, but also started exchanging emails regularly.The last time the two brothers spoke before the Facebook family reunion was 2001, when tragedy brought them together over the phone. That was when Norwood had to track down his brother to share the news of their father's death."I first spoke with him when our dad died," Norman said. "Of course, we talked for a minute then. But when you talk to someone over the phone when you're receiving bad news, it's not the best thing in the world. I was like, 'oh wow' when I heard that. Then, I lost contact with him again."Since they parted ways in Benton Harbor so many years ago, both brothers have led productive lives filled with great accomplishments and memories.Norwood, who now is 67 and retired, quickly made his mark in The Windy City in the construction field as a laborer, laborer foreman, carpenter and carpenter foreman. He got married in 1966, but his wife passed away 11 years later, leaving him to raise three children, Toya, Eddie III and Corey, on his own. As he moved through life, he continued to think about his own brother and where he might be.Meanwhile, Norman, now 60, spent 26 years on active duty, retiring in 1995 as a Master Sergeant. His tours of duty included stops in Vietnam and Thailand, and he spent the better part of his years in Southeast Asia. He, too, got married and has been for 39 years. He and his wife, Kham, have three children together, Ladda, Precious and Faith.With their working days behind them and a variety of communication tools at their disposal, the two are excited about having the chance to share the stories of their lives as well as make more memories together."We haven't talked that extensively yet," said Norwood, who flies radio controlled planes and rides his custom chopper in his spare time. "This is the first step. Honestly, this is the longest amount of time that we've ever spent together. It's a process, and we'll take it one day at a time. I'm looking forward to continuing and growing our relationship."Even though the two went years without seeing one another, they never stopped trying, even when the situation looked bleak."I didn't think I would ever see him again," said Norman, who worked in electronics and communication during his time in the military. "I just thought it wouldn't happen, but it's a small world. Facebook works, and unless you read an obituary, keep looking."Despite the excitement that surrounded his inaugural Open Championships campaign, Norwood still had to compose himself and complete his nine games of competition. He shot 498 in doubles, 419 in team and 387 in singles for a 1,304 all-events total.Sponsors for the 2012 USBC Open Championships include Circus Circus Reno, Eldorado Hotel Casino Reno and Silver Legacy Resort Casino Reno. Other sponsors include the Belle of Baton Rouge, official brackets sponsor; Kegel, official lane maintenance provider; Humana, official registration sponsor; Bud Light and Budweiser, official beer sponsors; The Advocate, official publication sponsor; Brunswick, official lane provider; Steltronic, official scoring system; Storm Bowling Products and Nationwide Insurance.


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Cowboys' linebacker won't offer any excuses in response to the epic collapses we've seen out of Dallas in their first and last games this season. The Cowboys' two wins on the year, of course, are sandwiched between a week one loss to the Jets in New York, and a week four loss to the Lions here in Dallas.
In both of those games, Dallas surrendered significant leads late. So how do you come back from losses like these?
According to Ware, it's just a matter of the team learning how to finish.
"You can't always blame it all on the offense, and you can't always blame it on the defense. I always go back to that first game. If you can't finish for a whole four quarters, what are you going to do," Ware said, per the Dallas Morning News. "We played three quarters with what, 27-3. And the fourth quarter, you just go kaput. That's what I blame it on. We have to figure out how to finish games."
To be fair, Dallas has dealt with a slew of key injuries through the first month of the season, but Ware won't use this as an excuse. Rather, he says, all teams in the NFL have to deal with the injury bug sooner or later. And what's more, at least from a defensive standpoint, the team is helped by the ultra-adaptable system of Rob Ryan.
"The teams that have been winning, you can't use [injuries] as an excuse," he said. "When you look at the Patriots, they play with guys interchangeable all the time. That's what this defense is about, that's what it brings to the table. It's not just a basic, guys out there every single time. There's certain packages that mix guys in so they get used to playing.
"So that's how we've been able to get to where we are right now. When [Gerald] Sensabaugh goes down, or another person goes down, they expect 'OK, well, he's down, we're just going to bring this package up because Sensabaugh's not on this package.' That's what helps us out a lot."
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'Evil Dead' Remake Writer & Director No Longer Developing a Sequel
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October 30, 2013
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Though Evil Dead remake director Fede Alvarez dropped a bomb last week saying that Sam Raimi would direct Army of Darkness 2, which Bruce Campbell would likely return for (despite not being in any hurry), it sounds like the filmmaker's hopes of combining the franchises sometime in the future might be dead (no pun intended). The remake's co-writer, Rodo Sayagues, recently spoke with Gorosito.TV (via Shock Til You Drop) and revealed that he and Alvarez left the sequel months ago. This comes after Alvarez told everyone at SXSW back in March they were already working on the script for the sequel. That's a bummer.
Sayagues said, "Look, I am sorry to tell you this but that movie won't happen. Evil Dead 2 is not going to happen, at least not with us involved. We left that project many months ago because we preferred to put our energies on other things. I don't know if the producers still have intentions of making it. But what I can tell you is that we are not part of that project." The remake wasn't a box office sensation, but it still managed to pull in $97 million worldwide on budget of just $17 million, so a sequel wouldn't be unjustified. Maybe the studio is waiting to see how Army of Darkness 2 plays out before moving forward.
UPDATE: Bloody Disgusting noticed Fede Alvarez on Twitter responding to a fan's lament over Evil Dead 2 being dead by saying, "Don't believe everything you read online." Now the news came from co-writer Rodo Sayagues, so it's not exactly unsubstantiated, but Alvarez says something "got lost in translation" and "Rodo meant we're not actually making Evil Dead 2 right now because the priority is Sam's Army of Darkness 2. But the plan of making a sequel to our Evil Dead is very much alive." So there you go.
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Opened 7 years ago
Closed 7 years ago
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#4397 closed Feature Requests (fixed)
specialization for lexical_cas for identical Target and Source types
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|Antony Polukhin
|Boost 1.44.0
|Boost 1.44.0
|lexical_cast specialization
std::string s1 = "str"; std::string result = boost::lexical_cast<std::string>(s1);
In this case it is possible to use specialization of lexical_cast which just returns input arg.
I created simple example with specialization of lexical_cast:
#include <boost/cstdint.hpp> #include <boost/lexical_cast.hpp> #include <boost/type_traits.hpp> #include <iostream> template <typename Target, typename Source, bool val> struct helper { /// Default action is to use lexical_cast static Target get(const Source & src) { return boost::lexical_cast<Target>(src); } }; template <typename Target, typename Source> struct helper<Target, Source, true> { /// Use this if Target and Source identical static Target get(const Source & src) { return src; } }; template <typename Target, typename Source> Target my_lexical_cast(const Source & res) { /// Use boost::is_same for checking identity of Target and Source return helper<Target, Source, boost::is_same<Target, Source>::value>::get(res); } int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { std::string b1 = "10"; std::string b2 = my_lexical_cast<std::string>(b1); int b3 = my_lexical_cast<int>(b1); std::cout << "b1: " << b1 << std::endl; std::cout << "b2: " << b2 << std::endl; std::cout << "b3: " << b3 << std::endl; return 0; }
This code checked in msvc 9.0, mingw32-g++ 4.4.0
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Simple test for performance of specialization of lexical_cast
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by
I compiled given test under msvc 2008, and my_lexical_cast is two times faster then usual boost::lexical_cast
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by
|changed from nasonov to Antony Polukhin
|new → assigned
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by
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|assigned → closed
(In [71958]) Fixes #5350. Fixes #4397 More tests (for conversions to float types, for conversions of negative values to unsigned integers)
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by
Thanks for the idea.
It was redesigned and implemented in #5350, #5350 was merged to trunk (with some fixes for behavior described in #5494 and more optimizations for conversions from arithmetic to arithmetic types).


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i didn't do this A2SD:
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never have used figured i didn't need to i don't collect many programs? noticed it still puts any dloaded programs on sd which is good i guess. if u do the terminal a2sd thing what does it do exactly group them together?
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No one was hurt. Two cats were rescued and firefighters gave them oxygen at the scene.
The Ontario Fire Marshal's office has been called in to investigate a four-alarm blaze that gutted a vacant heritage building near Jarvis and Dundas streets Thursday morning.
The flames erupted around 4:30 a.m. and it took firefighters more than three hours to knock down the blaze at 301 George St.
Crews were forced to go into a defensive mode, pulling all firefighters out of the structure. The fire escalated to four-alarm status around 6:15 a.m. and crews managed to get it under control just after 8 a.m.
Toronto Fire division commander Andrew Kostiuk said in the past three months there were fires in the building directly behind 301 George St. and in adjoining buildings.
"We're calling the fire marshal just because we've had fires in this area and the extent, the volume of fire showing upon our arrival," he said.
"We'll be on scene for probably the whole day making sure it doesn't restart."
A neighbor named Harley told Breakfast Television the building gutted Thursday was vacant "but a lot of people squat there.
He described the string of recent fires in the area as "suspicious."
Local councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam claims there have been several infractions with one of the owners of the block of houses on the street, which are heritage properties, and that fires and security have been a major issue. Wong-Tam said if the owner doesn't address the problems she'd like to see the city take over the properties for restoration.
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"All I can tell you is the official word we have right now is we are open until June 15," Brundage said. "We just have to keep concentrating on the job, keeping the airplanes separated. It's frustrating not knowing."
Rep. Rob Bishop and Sen. Mike Lee, both R-Utah, share that sentiment. They sent a letter Friday to the head of the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration seeking answers.
The closures of 149 federal contract towers around the country, including at the Ogden and Provo airports, were announced in March by the FAA in response to the mandatory budgets cuts known as sequestration.
But the initial date for shutting down the towers was postponed and reports surfaced that some or all of the towers would be spared, especially those deemed key to the military, such as Ogden.
Ogden is one of 38 of the towers on the list whose closures would result in a "severe" impact to military operations by the Department of Defense. However, the FAA has only removed 17 of those towers from the closure list, according to Lee and Bishop.
"I don't know what they're doing," Bishop said. "There is a legitimate military and public safety issue."
The Defense Department stated in an impact assessment that closing the Ogden tower would cause some flying operations at Hill Air Force Base to "revert to an uncontrolled airfield criteria or cease altogether," affecting pilot training.
The closure would also increase the workload on Air Force personnel at the same time civilian controllers are being furloughed, also as a result of the budget cuts, and the base "may not be able to support the additional workload."
Brundage said the Ogden tower routinely redirects civilian planes that mistake HAFB runways for the local airport less than 3 miles away. With jet fighters taking off and landing from HAFB, he said such a mixup "could be ugly" if not corrected.
"That happens at least once a week," Brundage said, most recently on Thursday night. "They see that long runway at Hill, and it's enticing. If we weren't here, they'd just keep going."
Lee and Bishop are asking the administration officials in their letter to explain how the FAA decided to keep some towers on the closure list despite the concerns raised by the Defense Department.
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Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by edward nigma, Feb 19, 2014.
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Kendall explicitly said the Ipads don't help him one bit. This is a total failure. I knew this staff would be no good. Should've signed Munch to an extension.
Well Kendall can never be a number 1 receiver anyway. No matter how many receptions and yards he gets. He can never be a number 1. So who cares what he thinks?
So TWW2 was right after all. What fools we all were.
Good thing we are not the Tennessee Kendall Wright's. I've seen many players say they are very helpful, so just because one player is having trouble adjusting does not mean it's a failure.
He also said he likes to write the route down on paper, some people learn differently. He will get it and have a nice season.
Ipads are the way to go. Even my kids school uses them for test taking
Hey you guys hearing what the players are saying about the ipads?
Id get busted playing Samurai Siege in the back row
Griffin praised the front office about getting good guys in the locker room and bad ones out.
Jake gonna get caught playing Deer Hunter while the defense is on the field.


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