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Tyler Griffin, the local rapper who helped Mayor Nicholas Sacco's reelection campaign by performing a rap vocal titled "I Be From North Bergen, Son," says because he was barred by North Bergen High School officials from performing rap at the school's vocal showcase in early May he withdrew from the show entirely and attended merely to support some of his schoolmates who performed.
Griffin was looking forward to performing for the showcase because this is his last year at North Bergen High School. He auditioned with one of his own songs and he says vocal music teacher Jennifer Penton, who is in charge of arranging the acts for the show, initially approved Griffin's 16 bar rap.
"They won't be able to keep silencing rappers for long." – Tyler Griffin
"It wasn't what I really wanted to do but I knew if I showed her what I really wanted she would say no. So the Thursday before the dress rehearsal of that coming Monday and Tuesday I went to her with two new performances," said Griffin. He says Penton rejected his alternate performance.
What once began with a song ends with a protest
Tyler and his mother, Michelle Nunez, say one thing they found perplexing was that there have been last minute changes made in performances in the past.
He says he showed Penton one medley of four of his songs consisting of half rap, half singing, and another that was a collaboration with two singers in which Griffin would also sing.
"This is something we all do and it's never been a problem before. I'm not the only student who has changed or added performances at the last minute," says Griffin.
He confirmed that Ms. Penton did not reject the performances although the next day she spoke to him. The collaboration was accepted because it was all singing.
But according to Griffin, she said that his solo performance was "all over the place" with 85 percent rap and 15 percent singing, which she then rejected.
Tyler's mom stepped in when he spoke to her and they went to speak with Principal Paschal Tennaro.
"For three years they have censored rap. I want everyone to know after a while of talking to my principal, music director and my teacher that the principal said I could sing and do some rapping. I felt like they were just saying, let him do it and that's it," said Griffin.
Fighting for change
He dared to ask principal Tennaro if he would ever allow rappers to perform for the vocal showcase after Griffin graduates, and according to Griffin his principal said no. At that point Griffin decided to not perform.
"People think I just refused to perform because they wouldn't let me do what I want."
Regardless of the response that Griffin received, he still went to the vocal showcase to support his peers.
"I'm standing up for my right to fight censorship," Griffin said. "I am standing up for my peers who are being censored, so I gave up performing my last year to make a point. This isn't about me, it was about the ones to come."
Since then he has begun a campaign until changes are made.
"I was scared, I'm not going to lie. I thought maybe I'll get treated different, maybe it will affect my graduation," said Griffin. "We can't live scared. The reason we have the right to do most of what we do now is because someone stood up and wasn't scared. All I'm asking is for the school to include rappers in the vocal showcase guidelines… Give them a fair chance to hear their performance and get on the show."
Confusion lies with what is vocal
Principal Tennaro told The Reporter that the vocal showcase is strictly vocal. He was making an exception for Griffin since he is a senior. Griffin on the other hand has said that rap is vocal. Tennaro was confused that Griffin still did not want to perform since he was allowing him to perform. Tennaro believes that Griffin didn't want to adhere to a strict allotted time for the showcase.
He said Griffin "gave Ms. Penton a seven and half minute rap" and we asked him if he can limit it to four and a half minutes. Tennaro thought it was strange that Tyler, his mom and their spokesperson stormed out after their conversation.
"An exception was made for him," Tennaro said. "Vocal showcase highlights singing quality, that's when its appropriate."
"All I want is for the rappers in our school to have the same chance to shine as the singers. Rapping is a vocal art. Rapping is a form of entertainment and expression just like singing," said Griffin. "Hiphop/rapping is what most of the community is listening to… Why not encourage something that is so big in the young community right now? To be able to have an audition and get the chance to showcase what we do and what we love."
Griffin strongly believes that the school is sending a message that rap is "a bad thing."
"They won't be able to keep silencing rappers for long."
Using his talent for good
Griffin attributes his rapping to the poems and stories that he began writing at age 9. He currently has two singles, "The Summer Song" and "Karla" which he is about to release.
He says he's helped communities by doing a young and gifted talent fundraiser conducted by The Lady Doves from Queens. The proceeds went to the summer programs for kids.
He has also done a fundraiser for Celiac disease. Both he and his organization 'FittoFlow' did the teens with voices fundraiser in south Bronx. This was to raise money for the music department at their local center. On June 2, Griffin is doing a Relay For Life walk and he is also trying to put together a small talent show/fundraiser for Franklin School to help raise money for the music department.
Griffin is enabling others, like himself, to show off their talents at his first open mic that will take place on May 31st. This will be open to rappers, poets and singers at Pasion Latina on 58th street in Kennedy Boulevard.
He thanks the people that have taught him so much and those that have been his biggest supporters like his mom, who is also his manager.
"All I want to do is use my talents and everything God gave me to make a better life for myself and make a difference in other people's lives.


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OSCON always manages to change with the times without giving up the original vision of community and new ideas.
No matter what happens with the server space, the cloud space, the stock market, or the latest round of startup IPOs, once a year there is always OSCON – O'Reilly Media's great US West Coast celebration of open source technologies. Engineers, programmers, system administrators, and other FOSS enthusiasts gathered in Portland, Oregon, USA, on July 16-20 for this year's event.
OSCON has outlived competitors like the LinuxWorld conference because it has always mixed commercial necessity with a genuine understanding of the authentic open source experience. Extra flourishes, like a 5K run and free lunches for expo visitors, added to the holistic ambiance. Some of the mega-vendors, such as Oracle and IBM, who loomed the largest at shows like this a few years ago, were still present but seemed to have a smaller footprint, leaving a more balanced mix of mid-range and still large (though less ostentatious) vendors who told new stories about cloud computing, big data, and tools for mbracing the mobile space.
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Innovative back door looks like normal SSH traffic.
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One of CeBITs most successful forums opens the new year with a new name. The popular Open Source Forum continues in 2014 under the name Special Conference: Open Source. This year, the forum will be bigger and offer a wider range of possibilities for sponsors.
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New release offers better graphics drivers and expands filesystem support.
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New mail protocol will shut out the NSA and prevent snooping on metadata.
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US PS Store, October 26 – Blacklight: Tango Down, NFS: Hot Pursuit, RDR: Undead Nightmare
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Blacklight: Tango Down has "trillions" of weapon customization options
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Blacklight: Tango Down has normal multiplayer modes, mini-games
Ignition Entertainment's lead designer and project lead for Blacklight: Tango Down, Jared Gerritzen, has revealed some of the multiplayer aspects gamers can expect to delve into once the game is released.
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Ignition Entertainment has revealed the back story, setting, and weapons for its upcoming multiplayer FPS Blacklight: Tango Down, currently in development at Zombie Studios.
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Blacklight: Tango Down for PSN, XBLA this summer – first movie
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PS4 and PS Vita get a lot of new indie announcements, all here
PS4 architect Mark Cerny took to the stage during Sony's gamescom press event and discussed more of the consoles technical innards.
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Guns of Icarus Online update 1.3 adds new ship, mine launcher & more
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Green Man Gaming's '666 sale' starts today, ends July 6
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Guns of Icarus Online update adds new King of the Hill map, tutorials, and more
Muse Games has released another free content update for Guns of Icarus Online, bringing the post-apocalyptic airship combat game to version 1.2 and adding a bunch of new goodies.
Wed, Apr 17, 2013 | 01:43 BST
Guns of Icarus: Online – Adventure Mode meets Kickstarter goal
The Kickstarter for campaign for Guns of Icarus: Online – Adventure Mode has been successful, totting up its $100,000 goal with 34 days to go. The crowdfunding campaign aims to add large scale PvE combat, persistent progression, an economical and political model, AI and much more. This is the third Kickstarter Muse Games has run, all for the Guns of Icarus property; all have been successful. Adventure Mode is expected on Linux, Mac and PC in June 2014.
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Muse Games launches Kickstarter for Guns of Icarus Adventure Mode
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Indie Royale Mash Bundle is live
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Guns of Icarus Online adds Linux support
Awesome airship sim Guns of Icarus Online has been patched, and incidentally released its first Linux client. The multiplatform indie is a spin off to the original single-player Guns of Icarus, and has players battling it out in PvP. The patch should download automatically via Steam, and you can grab the new Linux client through Steam as well.
Fri, Sep 21, 2012 | 20:23 BST
Guns of Icarus Online available for pre-purchase on Steam
Guns of Icarus Online is available now for pre-purchase on Steam for PC and Mac. The standard and collector's edition are both at a discount right now for 25% and 24% off, respectively. Both editions provide access to the beta, which is still live. Guns of Icarus will release on October 29.
Tue, Apr 10, 2012 | 20:29 BST
Gameplay video released for Guns of Icarus: Online, beta starts in "two weeks or so"
Muse Games has released a new gameplay trailer for Guns of Icarus: Online, the sequel to the original dieselpunk shooter where players can fly around in planes and zeppelins shooting at each other. The game focuses on multiplayer airship combat with players filling different roles on the ships carrying out various duties. A closed beta for the game is expected within the next two weeks or so, according to the game's official website, and the developers told Joystiq it expects the beta to last through July and hopefully see a full release sometime in August on Steam for Mac and PC. Watch the video below. Thanks, Massively.
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Guns of Icarus: Online cinematic trailer released
Muse Games has announced Guns of Icarus: Online, the sequel to the original dieselpunk shooter that have players flying about in planes and zeppelins shooting each other. The game focuses on multiplayer airship combat with players filling different roles on the ships carrying out various duties.You can get an idea of all this through the cinematice reveal trailer posted below. A beta is expected soon, so hit up the link to find out more on it and sign up.


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Posted: Sat Apr 30th, 2011 06:28 pm |
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I'm thinking about getting my great great Uncle's Civil War service record. The place I'm looking at charges $25. Is that cheap or expensive? Also does anyone have their ancestors military records and what all does it show? I've heard it will tell you where he was at in a timeline of the war and battles he saw action in. |
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Try the national park services data base, soldiers and sailors system first. Doc C |
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Wish my mom still had her grandfather's. Might be able to help you out. Unfortunately she had to show it to some family member and they never gave it back to her. Needless to say she has been less than pleased about that. Just linking to doc's suggestion for anyone who is unsure of how to get there. http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/index.html Last edited on Sun May 1st, 2011 02:55 am by Hellcat |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
This is how I got my ancestor's records. Just a caution though - there are times it can cost more. Back when I requested my GGGF's I think it was $15. Got a letter saying that due to the volume of paper involved it would be $65. Paid it and received hundreds of pages. Turns out he fought from the end of the war until the start of WW1 with the pension board. He claimed he was shot in the shin - gov't claimed it wasn't a gunshot wound. So he fought for decades for an extra $2 a month he would have received if he had been "wounded in battle". The records contained every Dr.'s statement. witness deposition, gov't finding, etc. - hence the $65. Request an NATF Form 86 Get records from the National Archives by requesting a NATF "Form 86". The National Archives contains the "Compiled Military Service Record" or CMSR. Obtaining an NATF Form 86 lets you petition the CMSR to release to you the service records for your genealogical forebearers. The address to request such a form is below. National Archives and Records Administration 8th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington D.C., 20408 To obtain a Compiled Military Service Record, you'll need to pay $25 per paper record. So be sure that you're getting the records for someone in your genealogy, before you request these records. Information inside a CMSR includes such things as enlistment date, military release date, date of death, prisoner of war stats, hospital rolls and so on. |
Posted: Sun May 1st, 2011 10:04 pm |
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Doc Ce Member
I joined civilwardata a couple of years ago. Post your ancestors name and I'll see what shows up. Doc C |
Posted: Tue May 3rd, 2011 01:05 am |
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Doc Ce Member
BHR - here's what I found on civilwardata on your ancestor, hope it helps. He also appears on the nps website database. Burton S. Dimmitt Residence Spencer County IN; Enlisted on 10/30/1861 as a Private. On 10/30/1861 he mustered into "B" Co. IN 42nd Infantry He Re-enlisted on 1/1/1864 He was Mustered Out on 7/21/1865 at Louisville, KY Sources used by Historical Data Systems, Inc.: - Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana (c) Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ http://www.civilwardata.com |
Posted: Tue May 3rd, 2011 10:15 am |
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BHR62 Member
Thanks Doc! |
Posted: Sat Jun 4th, 2011 07:29 pm |
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BHR62 Member
Just received my ancestors Civil War records. Something I found a little bit odd is that it says he was captured near Columbia, SC in February 1865. THen paroled in March. I thought they weren't paroling that late in the war. Just wondering if by then the Confederacy was just about dead and they started turning loose prisoners. Anybody got any ideas on the parole issue? |
Posted: Sun Jun 5th, 2011 04:36 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
Was he in any shape to keep fighting? I mean like did he have all his limbs. I know there were generals who lost a limb and they kept serving, but it seems like the regular troops where more likely to be mustered out. |
Posted: Sun Jun 5th, 2011 01:03 pm |
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BHR62 Member
He was fine because by the way I'm reading it he rejoined his unit in April of '65. Even got promoted to Sgt. Like I said, I thought the parole thing was no longer done around 1864 though. Him and his unit then marched to Washington DC via Richmond and did the victory parade in DC. |
Posted: Mon Jun 6th, 2011 01:17 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
Was a thought as to how he could have been paroled. Got another one. You say he was captured near Columbia in February and then paroled in March? Where was he sent? Was the camp near Comumbia? Or for that matter anywhere along the line of Sherman's march north into NC? If so, maybe he wasn't parolled per se. Don't know if a POW camp was captured if they would have listed those within being parolled on their transcripts or not. |
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After conferring with Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Carolyn Dumaresq, as required by statute, Governor Tom Corbett today announced that he has directed the release of $45 million in one-time state funds to the City of Philadelphia for use by the School District of Philadelphia for the 2013-2014 school year.
Under the law, the additional $45 million in one-time state funding was to be released to the city for the school district's use when the Secretary of Education certified that the district has begun to implement fiscal, educational and operational reforms.
Based on a letter from Superintendent William Hite to Secretary of Education Carolyn Dumaresq updating the Commonwealth on district reforms implemented since the start of the school year, Corbett cited sufficient progress had been made to warrant the certification.
"I firmly believe that all students deserve a safe, high-quality education that will prepare them for college and career," Corbett said. "I also believe that fiscal and academic reforms are necessary for the long-term survival of the School District of Philadelphia."
"Superintendent Hite and the School Reform Commission are working to build a system of public schools that has adequate resources and has the policies in place for students and teachers to thrive. The reforms they are pursuing are critical to the district's ability to better manage costs, ensuring that any new money that goes to the district gets spent on things that will improve the quality of education for students," Corbett said.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter thanked the governor for following through on his commitment to the School District of Philadelphia.
"I appreciate the Governor releasing these greatly needed funds to educate our children," Nutter stated. "Let us all dedicate ourselves to doing all that we can to ensure the best education possible for all Pennsylvania students."
In addition to new programs and initiatives designed to increase the range and quality of educational options available to students, the district has taken a student-focused approach to the staff assignment and transfer process, consistent with its priorities for educational improvement and operational control.
Most importantly with respect to fiscal stability, the district has a balanced budget and Five-Year Plan, and it is now maintaining expenditure levels that do not exceed available resources.
Corbett cautioned that the work was far from complete, however.
"Real progress at the district will not be possible without meaningful reforms, specifically to the collective bargaining agreement with the Philadelphia teachers' union," Corbett said. "It is time for the leadership of the union to step up and do their part."
"The time has also come for the leaders in the City of Philadelphia to do their part,'' Corbett said. "Council President Darrell Clarke has been a valued partner in this process to date. By acting to extend the sales tax, the Council can not only provide additional funding to aid the district in meeting its financial obligations for this school year, but put in place another key piece to the district's long-term financial sustainability."
This year, Pennsylvania taxpayers are slated to invest more than $1.3 billion into the district. Since taking office in 2011, Corbett has increased student funding to the School District of Philadelphia by $164 million, a 14 percent increase.
"We could not be more grateful for the support Governor Corbett has provided the School District of Philadelphia," Hite said. "These funds will allow the district to return more assistant principals, guidance counselors and support staff. It will also mean additional teachers and aides to provide more special education and instructional support for students who need it."
The City of Philadelphia has also committed new revenue to the district, allowing the district to restore earlier cuts. Other district employee groups have already contributed concessions to close the budget gap, including the district's blue collar workers, who agreed to pay cuts and work-rule changes, as well as to reductions in the cost of their benefits.
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The capacity crowd at the 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore is bouncing in unison to the most widely sung music on the planet today. The catwalk above the arena is shaking.
Chris Tomlin grabs the microphone and asks the crowd if they're ready.
"I feel alive, on God's great dance floor!" He leads the packed venue in singing and jumping.
Tomlin is out touring the country with his latest studio album, "Burning Lights." In January, it topped the Billboard 200 charts. But unlike those who've enjoyed performances by Beyonce, Johnny Cash and a host of others who've played this Baltimore hall, after these fans stream out the doors they will have ample opportunity to sing Tomlin's songs again, as one.
That is the secret to Tomlin's success -- the stage, the lights, the band - aren't about him. As lively as his shows are, the point is not to get you inside the doors. The point is to get you singing in church.
"I strive for trying to write something that people can sing, that people want to sing, and that people need to sing," Tomlin explained before the show.
Tomlin is the undisputed king of worship music, a genre of Christian music sung on Sunday mornings all across the world and increasingly played on Christian radio stations. The music is simple, devotional and easy on the ears.
"We would say that Chris is the most prolific songwriter in the United States now, in this past decade," said Howard Rachinski, CEO of Christian Copyright Licensing International, the company that tracks what music is used in churches around the world.
In 2012, CCLI paid out $40 million to artists and musicians, and Tomlin got a healthy slice of that pie. Churches around the world used 128 songs he wrote or co-wrote last year, Rachinski said.
CCLI estimates that every Sunday in the United States, between 60,000 and 120,000 churches are singing Tomlin's songs. By extrapolating that data, Rachinski says, "our best guess would be in the United States on any given Sunday, 20 to 30 million people would be singing Chris Tomlin's songs."
In their last two reporting periods, Tomlin had the No. 1 most-sung song and five of the top 25.
Search YouTube for "How Great is Our God" or "Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)." Black, white, Asian, big churches, small ones are all belting out Tomlin songs. A lot.
For perspective, consider Tomlin's musical success against one secular counterpart. In 2012, Katy Perry's record sales dwarfed Tomlin's, but Billboard reported her songs were played 1.4 million times on the radio. Using CCLI's low-end calculation, Tomlin's songs were played 3.12 million times in churches.
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Chris Tomlin was reared in Grand Saline, Texas, heavily influenced by country music. His dad taught him to play the guitar.
"I learned all country music - Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash, all those kind of guys. Those are what my dad played and I played. And I played at my church as well," Tomlin said.
Tomlin went to college to study sports medicine. "I just didn't know the music would take me here. I loved it and I was getting opportunities to go play, and when I say go play I was starting to write songs of worship even (as) a young kid. I didn't know really what worship music was, what a worship leader was, any of that. I didn't know any of those terms," he said.
Today, at 40 years old, he is the artist most associated with worship music.
While in college he began singing and writing in earnest. As a senior, he said, he was getting invitations to lead the music for Christian conferences with 10,000 students.
He knew his music was resonating with crowds when he got a call from EMI Publishing after his song "We Fall Down," which was released in 1998, starting being played in churches.
"I was just writing songs for the church and from there they just started taking off."
The compositions are considerably different from pop music. They are simpler, and he takes pains to write them that way.
"I'm thinking as that comes out of my heart as a song of response, I'm trying to think, how can I form this so that everybody, people who are tone deaf, who can't clap on two and four, how can I form this song so they can sing it, so that it is singable?"
Part of that process comes from his love of country music, the simplicity of that music and the stories those songs tell. His goal is to write songs that communicate what people would like to say to God.
"Now, that doesn't happen all the time. I mean, I write so many songs that you never hear because they are not any good."


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Published: Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 11:06 a.m.
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BEREA, Ohio — A member of the Cleveland Browns' grounds crew killed himself at their practice facility, a team spokesman said Sunday.
The man's body was found Saturday morning at the facility in suburban Cleveland, the same day Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher committed suicide in front of his coach and general manager after earlier killing his girlfriend.
Browns spokesman Neal Gulkis confirmed to The Associated Press that a team employee died of a suicide, but provided no other details. He released a statement calling the man a good friend and an outstanding employee and saying the team's heartfelt condolences go out to his family.
"This is a terrible tragedy," the statement said. "He will be missed by everyone in the Cleveland Browns organization."
The Browns play in Oakland against the Raiders on Sunday.
A spokesman for the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner said they were called to the practice facility to investigate a suicide Saturday morning, but would not release any further details.
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The Bulldogs are back to the basics this week as they prepare to travel to Baldwyn this Friday night.
New Albany is off to their best start since 1996, as that was the last year the Bulldogs opened the season at 3-0. This week they will look to win their second straight over the Bearcats, with NAHS winning 2009's contest, 31-12.
"Watching film on them, they're a lot like Corinth in their speed," NAHS head coach Ron Price said.. "They've got great skill guys, but they're not very big on the offensive and defensive lines. Booneville and Saltillo both had success running the ball at them, so we're going to try to continue with that and take advantage of our running game."
The running game has seen a new face step up so far this season in Kelvin Worship, but Bulldog fans watched as Kareem Brown picked up his first rushing touchdown the season against Corinth.
"It felt real good and it felt good to be back on the team after being hurt," Brown said of his touchdown. "That's what football is all about, getting back out there and playing as a team. The team really encouraged me and told me I would be alright, and when I scored, they were right there with me."
Price hopes that the Worship-Brown duo will open up the passing game, an area that struggled last week.
"A good running game opens up the passing game, and that's an area we struggled with last week," he said. "We're hoping to come out this Friday and throw the football. We're going to try to run the ball first, and hopefully that will open up our passing game."
The 'Dawgs will also work on staying focused, as they have hit several polls throughout the state. NAHS is ranked 24th among all schools in the state, 1A-6A, as well as 4th in the Mississippi Scout Prep poll and 5th in the Clarion Ledger's poll, both specifically for 4A teams.
"From day one, we've challenged our guys to take it one game at a time, and they've done a really good job of buying into that," Price said. "With Ripley being such a big rival, I was afraid of there being a let down last Friday night. Last week has hopefully given us a wake up call and we'll go back to being focused and we can make it to 4-0 and continue being successful."
For Brown and the offense, doing the little things will help to get them back to where they were in the first two games of the season.
"We're going to work on the basics; holding on to the ball, tucking and running, just simple things that you would learn in middle school that we didn't execute last week and we're going to try to correct that."
NAHS will take on Baldwyn Friday night at 7:30 p.m.
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