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20 hours 11 min ago | It's certainly possible, but |
It's certainly possible, but so much has to happen before that's even feasible that I don't think it's worth a lot of discussion. The Saban-to-Texas rumors haven't exactly come from any reliable sources yet. |
20 hours 19 min ago | This has been the plan all |
This has been the plan all along, but the timeline for setting visits kept getting pushed back to the point that I (among others) speculated that they might not happen. I agree with you that there's a lot of uncertainty here; it's tough to consider any team but Michigan as the favorite right now, but he's by no means a lock. |
20 hours 26 min ago | ARGH, fixed. |
As an Ann Arborite, I've never been more ashamed of a typo. Thanks. |
6 days 21 hours ago | Just to be clear |
My original post was pointing out the threshold one has to pass to actually get a rise out of me—the anonymity thing was a side note about how I deal with the rest. If I actually took the stuff on here personally, I would've quit in the first month. |
6 days 22 hours ago | Oh, IT'S ON | |
6 days 22 hours ago | Absolutely—I totally |
Absolutely—I totally understand why people don't put their real names on here, and that the freedom provided by anonymity cuts both ways (allowing several genuine contributors to post while working other jobs, namely). That doesn't change the fact that, if a person hiding behind anonymity starts saying things on here that they wouldn't say to my face—and I've never been insulted in person like I have been on here—that I have very little reason to respect their opinion, and a whole lot of reason to want them off the site. I welcome intelligent discourse from any source if it's reasonable and avoids personal attacks; I have no idea who Space Coyote really is, for instance, and I have a great respect for what he brings to the discussion. |
6 days 22 hours ago | As one of the writers in |
As one of the writers in question, here are the two comments I've taken personally. 1. A guy who'd repeatedly called for my firing posting a comment referencing my mother in the most despicable, offensive way possible. I banned him with pleasure. 2. A poster trying to accuse me of plagiarism without actually coming out and saying it. I defended myself in the comments and didn't ban the guy. That's it, and if you've read the comments/boards enough you know that there's plenty more out there that I could take personally. I think the writers here have plenty thick skin and take solace in the fact that we're actually willing to attach our names/reputations to what we write, in stark contast to the commenters. |
2 weeks 1 day ago | If you're going to be so |
If you're going to be so intentionally dense, I'd recommend not doing it to somebody with admin powers. Like I said before, there was no need to leave that comment—how hard is it to just not read a post and move on with your life? It literally takes doing nothing. This shouldn't be difficult. This one's a freebie, since if I blocked/Bolivian'd everyone who's been a buffoon this week, we'd start running out of active posters; I understand that people are generally pissed off right now. Next time, though, I might not feel so forgiving. |
2 weeks 1 day ago | Do you think that 11W should |
Do you think that 11W should let me do a weekly Q&A over there? Because I do, in case you hadn't noticed, and it's actually pretty popular—us homers, when we acknowledge our allegiances, can still be quite objective. I mean, Ross' prediction gives Michigan more of a chance than most Wolverine fans do at this point. Also, you can always skip over a post that a lot of other people clearly enjoy. This comment is pretty unnecessary and, considering Ross has a full-time job that isn't blogging and did this simply as a favor, quite ungrateful given the quality of the analysis. [EDIT: I tried as long as I could. This thread no longer makes sense because a certain poster refused to stop posting about a post he didn't even want to read. This was not a reply to Gandalf, but a post that should no longer appear here.] |
2 weeks 1 day ago | Yes, there will be a |
Yes, there will be a corresponding Q&A up at 11W tomorrow; I'll be sure to post a link, as I have another Q&A with 11W's Johnny Ginter that'll go up here tomorrow. (I'm also the guest on 11W's Dubcast, which will be posted at 4:15 today, for those of you who are interested.) |
2 weeks 4 days ago | The earlier games went long, |
The earlier games went long, so the Michigan game will come on as shortly after FSU/Northeastern is over. Best guess right now is between 7:15 and 7:30 EST for tipoff. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | There's a laughable rumor |
There's a laughable rumor on The Site With Zero Credibility by That "Insider" suggesting that Michigan will pursue John—not Jim—Harbaugh, the coach who won a Super Bowl last season and then inked an extension. You can give up any hope of that happening now. It'll be less painful that way. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | I got a lot less nice |
I got a lot less nice when he tried another half-apology on Twitter, if that makes you feel any better. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | It's true. |
I also write under the monikers Greg Dooley, Tom VanHaaren, and—to switch things up and troll—Jason Whitlock. The conspiracy deepens. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | I thought Walton did a very |
I thought Walton did a very nice job running the back end of the 1-3-1, actually. That spot requires a player who's quick enough to cover the entire width of the court, and Walton certainly fits the bill; McGary being smack in the middle of that zone makes it tough to exploit any size issue underneath. Also, Walton's displayed a knack for grabbing defensive rebounds, which is an unexpected bonus. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Cripes, man. |
Cripes, man. The reason I said the thing about writing an FSU preview before is that I didn't have any need to look at someone else's FSU preview. The reason I said the thing about Dylan and I being friends is that I value that friendship and certainly wouldn't steal content from him; that would put quite the strain on our friendship, not to mention the fact that I'm good friends with Joe Stapleton (of UMHoops) and our assigned seats at Crisler are right next to each other. I appreciate you admitting your error in judgment; I'd also recommend trying a little less hard to hold onto any possible point in your favor when you're clearly in the wrong here. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | It's entirely possible that |
It's entirely possible that could happen, though I'll say with certainty in this case that it didn't, since I wrote so much in the last couple days that I didn't get the chance to read what was posted on this site, let alone any other. (Tonight's job is catching up on the defensive UFR.) Also, I'd already written an FSU preview for HTTV Hoops; I didn't exactly need any help today. I do appreciate the response; I don't appreciate the "I'm not saying, I'm just saying" tone of this post or your original post. If you see an issue like this again, a much better way to handle it would be to email me or Brian, wait for a response, and then make such a serious accusation if and only if you think it's warranted. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Thanks |
I appreciate that. Basketball/football overlap can get crazy but I do enjoy the opportunity to post this much copy about actual games. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | I should have access to full |
I should have access to full game film of this one sometime over the weekend, and at that point there will be many GIFs, that one included. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Fixed |
Thanks |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Are you accusing me of |
Are you accusing me of plagiarizing Dylan? Because Dylan and I are friends, the VCU press is both "vaunted" and called Havoc, and that's quite an accusation to drop in such a manner. We happened to write very similar sentences about a thing that happened. That's going to happen every once in a while when we write about the same topics. EDIT: Also, I'd have to be quite the idiot/asshole to link to the post I'm "plagiarizing" in the very same post in which the offending quote appears. I'm both of these things at times, certainly, but I'd hope at this point I'd get more benefit of the doubt than that. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | This official site provides |
This official site provides this link for live audio; it isn't working yet, though hopefully that's because the game hasn't started. It's also on 950 AM (Detroit) and 1050 AM (Ann Arbor), as well as Sirius channel 85, though that'll be the FSU broadcast per the game notes. |
3 weeks 23 hours ago | I learned my lesson (again). |
Not going against KenPom for the rest of this lifetime. |
3 weeks 2 days ago | Honorable mention; click the link. |
Honorable mention; click the link. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | If I edited the podcasts |
If I edited the podcasts instead of Brian, this would've been deployed weeks ago. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | Given that they were one of |
Given that they were one of my most time-consuming posts—those take forever—and the 247 Composite basically rendered them entirely redundant, we decided before the season that they weren't worth putting together, at least not on a weekly basis. When the football/basketball overlap ends I might throw something together, and I'll definitely do a signing day update. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | Zero, according to the depth |
Zero, according to the depth chart by class. That assumes no attrition and every fifth-year getting renewed, however, which never happens. My guess is they'll take 2-3 more players. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | He's one of the "two new |
He's one of the "two new guys" Yost mentioned. Obviously a target at this point. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | The two Glenville prospects |
The two Glenville prospects (Marshon Lattimore and Erick Smith) keep mentioning Michigan; they're presumed Buckeye locks and definitely longshots but the Wolverines are at least in the mix. CO RB Kalen Ballage is still a possibility; the coaches have been contacting him more as of late. OK S Steven Parker keeps mentioning a potential trip to Ann Arbor, though we'll see if that materializes. Other than the prospects mentioned above (and the three you mentioned), any additions to the class are likely to come from more late offers at this point. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | He's gone. |
Email account he signed up with revealed he's a guy who spends time starting some epically stupid flame wars on Howard Stern message boards. No thanks. |
3 weeks 4 days ago | Incorporates program success |
Incorporates program success from previous seasons, returning personnel, and consensus freshman rankings. Full explanation is here. |
4 weeks 2 days ago | I didn't execute. |
I didn't execute. |
5 weeks 23 hours ago | SHOTS FIRED |
6 weeks 1 day ago | Yeah, I was referring just to |
Yeah, I was referring just to the defense there, which hopefully can be deduced from the context and, uh, Michigan State's offense. |
6 weeks 1 day ago | Tremendous news! | |
7 weeks 2 days ago | Posted it. |
Last link in the honorable mentions. |
7 weeks 6 days ago | Fixed |
Thanks |
8 weeks 20 hours ago | It really depends on the |
It really depends on the year. I think overall there may be more of a trend towards prospects enrolling early; at least at Michigan, however, it's been inconsistent. By year: 2013: 6 early enrollees Anywhere from 3-7 seems typical—2011 was the transition year, obviously, so it makes sense that the number was unusually low for that class. While the recruiting process has sped up in many ways, it's still tough for a lot of prospects to graduate early—it takes a fair amount of planning and extra work, and these guys already spend a lot of their free time on football (and often other sports, too)—and many (like those at a lot of private schools) aren't allowed to by their high school. |
8 weeks 2 days ago | I spent all weekend either in |
I spent all weekend either in a car or at that game and we recorded the podcast when I'm normally beginning to compile GIFs. Nobody requested anything when I asked on Twitter. Y'all get what you ask for, and I'll also remind you that this is a free blog. Sorry if you were disappointed but this was just about all I could muster. |
8 weeks 2 days ago | I like them this way, too, |
I like them this way, too, but with the normal number of GIFs it totally bogs down for people with slower connections and can even crash browsers. The lightboxes are a necessary evil for now—I get complaints every time I post more than one un-lightboxed GIF on the front page. |
9 weeks 20 hours ago | Graphics mistake |
I'm assuming that was a graphics mistake on the TV crew's part. I can assure you that this is the film from the St. Eds-Erie McDowell game; if you have any doubts about that, click on the link to the newspaper recap from the game. |
9 weeks 1 day ago | Crawford is extremely |
Crawford is extremely athletic; he's been making waves on the track for longer than he's been considered a football prospect (and he started as a sophomore at St. Eds). He's posted electronic times of 10.8 in the 100 and 21.8 in the 200 and also had a 20-foot long jump last year. That speed and explosiveness translates pretty well to the football field, as you can see on the film. |
9 weeks 1 day ago | I'm using iShowU. |
I'm using iShowU. It tends to overload my laptop, which is why I had to capture the video in such a small size, so I might try that one out and see if it's any better. Thanks for the recommendation. |
10 weeks 23 hours ago | I'm pretty sure he stated |
I'm pretty sure he stated this flat-out in a presser from fall camp, but I can't find the quote right now. Still, the prospects being considered in the 2015 class are telling—several dual-threat types are under consideration (Dillman and Sheriron Jones, most prominently) and even most of the pocket passers display a certain level of athleticism. Borges isn't going to go to the spread-and-shred or anything, but I think he's realizing more and more the value of having a QB who can create with his legs. |
10 weeks 1 day ago | Working on it. When I woke up |
Working on it. When I woke up most of the original post had disappeared. When I recovered the full post, Drupal posted it twice. Should be fixed shortly. |
10 weeks 3 days ago | To clarify... |
There's no reason to worry unless you're the type to worry whenever other schools dare to continue recruiting a five-star who's committed elsewhere. There's been zero indication from Campbell that he's anything but 100% committed to Michigan; in fact, he's gone out of his way to say he won't entertain other offers. |
10 weeks 6 days ago | Thanks for the feedback. |
I'll definitely do that from now on; sometimes I forget with these posts that not everybody pores over recruiting content as much as I do. |
11 weeks 3 days ago | I'll take that into |
I'll take that into consideration, though I think the vast majority of the time I do this anyway. 95% of the time, I lead off the post with pertinent recruiting info before getting into the commit performances. This week, however, the one bit of recruiting news worth posting—one that didn't directly involve Michigan—didn't seem worth an above-the-fold header over two great games by Michigan commits. Plus, I made sure to point out in the jump teaser that there was info on JuJu Smith. My recommendation for those who don't want to miss out on info is to simply click through. Not sure what else to say here. |
11 weeks 3 days ago | Fixed. |
Thanks. |
12 weeks 1 day ago | Fixed. |
Sorry about that. |
12 weeks 2 days ago | That I talk to JUB on a regular basis? |
According to the man himself, the article is originally from Michigan History Magazine in 1996 or 1997—so it's a reprinting of a reprinting. I won't bother to check and see if TDF riders wore leather helmets in those days because I can't possibly bring myself to care. Long story short, Michigan Today probably should've noted that the article was, in fact, written nearly two decades ago with a couple of minor updates. |
12 weeks 2 days ago | Here you go. |
Right-click and hit 'view image' if you want to see the full-size version. |
12 weeks 3 days ago | Article is almost two decades old. |
Michigan Today probably should've noted this, but that article from Bacon is almost 20 years old—hence Morris as the all-time leading rusher and leather helmets for Tour De France riders. Click the link now and you'll see that the article has been updated. |
13 weeks 22 hours ago | Covered in Monday's roundup. |
Covered in Monday's roundup. [LINK] |
13 weeks 1 day ago | I tried to edit that out but |
I tried to edit that out but when I do, for some reason the latter 3/4 of the post disappears. So that's staying as-is as a testament to my lack of caring, I guess. |
13 weeks 2 days ago | You can hit stop any time you like. |
It just makes you a lesser person. |
13 weeks 3 days ago | GIF'd | |
13 weeks 5 days ago | Fixed. |
Sorry, this game briefly broke my brain. |
14 weeks 1 day ago | You're probably right. |
You're probably right. I still have a hard time differentiating man vs. C4 when I'm charting on the fly and don't get an overhead view. Either way, a playcall that puts a corner incapable of guarding Daniels one-on-one in a situation where he's guarding Daniels one-on-one seemed like a poor decision to me. Doing it twice seemed especially poor. |
14 weeks 2 days ago | That is wonderful news. |
And fine camerawork, man. I wish the other stations would take a cue from the BTN and show more of what makes college football, well, college football. Really enjoyed the presentation from the CMU game, and that's not something I normally focus on too much. |
14 weeks 2 days ago | To address the 11W stuff... |
This was the first run of a series of posts that are supposed to be full of snark—Johnny and I spent about 15 minutes going back-and-forth via chat, he had the opportunity to edit afterwards, and that made it seem a little imbalanced, I guess. I didn't mind him adding his thoughts—he makes a fair point about Gardner—especially considering that this is intended for the 11W audience much more than ours (I don't think anything I said wasn't covered either in the podcast, game recap, or Brian's game column). Johnny's already in touch with me about tweaking the format—I'll have a chance to add some responses the next time around. I know it's a bitter rivalry and all, but I really like that both sides of it have prominent, independent blogs that do good work (yes, some of the 11W guys get very homery, but so do we, and stuff like Ross Fulton's posts have a level of insight that you just don't find elsewhere, and you all should be familiar with Ramzy's prose by now). I've enjoyed my interactions with Johnny and think it's a very good thing that we're doing some collaboration; hopefully, you'll keep reading them, and I think the posts will only get better from here. This was a first run and we're clearly working out the kinks. |
14 weeks 3 days ago | Yes, that's his official visit. |
And he's bringing 2015 five-star DT Tim Settle with him. |
14 weeks 3 days ago | Those are going to be |
Those are going to be integrated into the recruiting roundups like they were today; too many posts on the docket per week (and HS stats aren't always that valuable) for it to be its own post. I should also mention that I'll be spending more time breaking down game film and going out to fewer high school games in order to accomodate my schedule and health. So... if anyone is in the area of a Michigan commit and is willing to bring a video camera to film a game, get in touch with me. (I'll post this again somewhere where it'll be more noticeable, too). |
14 weeks 4 days ago | I meant that the fourth |
I meant that the fourth quarter was boring, period, and that the game overall was probably pretty boring to any non-Michigan fan. Guess that wasn't clear from the piece, which is my bad. |
15 weeks 21 hours ago | He was supposed to visit |
He was supposed to visit soon—this weekend, I'm pretty sure—and the coaches must've believed there was a chance he'd try to commit when he was on campus. They did him a favor and saved him the trip, and they didn't close the door on picking his recruitment back up later when the scholarship picture is a little more clear. |
15 weeks 21 hours ago | Oops. |
Wishful thinking, not insider info, sadly. About to fix. |
15 weeks 2 days ago | I disagree with JC, too. |
Posted that more to show just how absurd Peppers' talent level is, though it's rather apparent without reading any of the words in this post. |
15 weeks 4 days ago | Competition still ongoing, it |
Competition still ongoing, it appears: |
15 weeks 5 days ago | You're right — leaving him |
You're right — leaving him off that list was an oversight on my part; he's definitely a more realistic option than Iman Marshall and probably Minkah Fitzpatrick, too. |
15 weeks 6 days ago | Marlin has your answer. |
I got to chat with Marlin Jackson about that before Jabrill Peppers committed. This is his authoritative take on why the coaches like putting talented freshmen at nickel: |
16 weeks 2 hours ago | That's still my job ... and, |
That's still my job ... and, yeah, I'm about halfway there. |
16 weeks 1 day ago | Well, it'd help if your |
Well, it'd help if your original comment contained even the slightest bit of constructive criticism—I'm always open to that, and in fact the only reason I really check the comments is to see if somebody has some constructive criticism. Drive-by snark doesn't fit the bill. |
16 weeks 1 day ago | I'm trying too hard? |
I'm trying too hard? Know thyself, man. |
17 weeks 19 hours ago | I give Brian crap for this |
I give Brian crap for this every time we record. I don't think it's working. |
17 weeks 19 hours ago | Crap, good catch. |
I watch too much Mad Men. At least I was closer, I guess? |
17 weeks 1 day ago | I'm just gonna leave this here. | |
18 weeks 23 min ago | (No subject) | |
18 weeks 21 hours ago | Spartan fans can criticize |
Spartan fans can criticize away. I'd be willing to bet none of them — with the exception of parents of Cass Tech players — have seen Campbell play as many times as I have. |
18 weeks 23 hours ago | I also wrote this: He still |
I also wrote this: And this: And this: I maintain the right to change my opinion, and after getting the chance to see film of the other 2015 quarterbacks Michigan considered for offers, I don't think Campbell is at that level. |
18 weeks 23 hours ago | Unpolished, ironically. (Huge |
Unpolished, ironically. (Huge potential, though.) |
18 weeks 3 days ago | I try not to post message |
I try not to post message board speculation — even from a solid source like Steve — because of the nature of message board speculation. We'll see if it happens; regardless, I'd be shocked if Jackson ended up at Michigan even if he takes a visit. |
18 weeks 4 days ago | This, combined with the |
This, combined with the comment above, is why I didn't even bother to try and defend my picks. To each their own. |
18 weeks 4 days ago | OSU recruiting people seem to |
OSU recruiting people seem to think they can squeeze 20-21 players into this class, though I'd be curious to see how much of that depends on attrition. |
18 weeks 4 days ago | Blatant oversight on my part. |
Blatant oversight on my part. Editing now. |
19 weeks 1 day ago | Instead of latching on to one |
Instead of latching on to one offhand comment, perhaps you should click the link (here, I'll post it again) to the original scouting report of mine, which gives plenty of context — especially when it comes to the overall quality of play and coaching in his league. Also, I put some of his blocking in the video, so you can decide for yourself. |
19 weeks 2 days ago | I realize this is probably a |
I realize this is probably a joke, but seriously ... when I went to games as a young kid, sitting on a seat cushion was the only way I could see the field without standing on the seat and blocking the view of the person behind me. But my family got priced out of our season tickets a decade ago, so I guess this is either totally irrelevant or very, very relevant. |
19 weeks 3 days ago | Agreed. |
Agreed. |
20 weeks 3 days ago | They've been twice-a-week all |
They've been twice-a-week all year except when I've been on vacation — no plans for that to change. And I'm now out of vacation. |
22 weeks 4 days ago | Yeah, not sure where that |
Yeah, not sure where that came from — Furbush is still a three-star on Scout, at least for now (LINK). |
23 weeks 2 days ago | I wouldn't say that; former |
I wouldn't say that; former Florida running back Jeff Demps played football and ran track for the Gators for four years, then quit football to focus on the 2012 Olympics after his senior season. He ran in the prelim rounds of the 4x100 and won a silver medal, something I'm sure Florida's coaches are mentioning to Jackson (Demps also was a four-time national champion at UF). |
23 weeks 2 days ago | Probably should've mentioned |
Probably should've mentioned him — my brain is a little fried after the past few days. He's still planning to take an official up here. I still don't think Michigan's chances are good at all, but getting him on campus would be a nice start. |
23 weeks 5 days ago | I must've missed that |
I must've missed that sectiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [thunk] |
23 weeks 5 days ago | Norfleet may very well line |
Norfleet may very well line up in the slot sometimes but I don't think he'll be used there full-time like Canteen and Jones. Borges wants big receivers—his ideal slot receiver is a few inches taller than RichRod's—and obviously Norfleet doesn't fit that mold. |
24 weeks 1 day ago | Totally fair points, Mat. If |
Totally fair points, Mat. If I had to guess, I think Burke will end up somewhere between Nelson (on the low end) and Paul (on the high end, obviously) as a pro; I do think you're under-selling Burke's potential as a spot-up shooter in a league where that's becoming more and more important. Totally agree on your last point. If Burke and MCW are both on the board for the Pistons at #8 and they go with the latter simply because he fits better with Brandon Knight—not the player I'd like to see them build/draft around—then I'll be one pissed off blogger. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | I won't lie, I've had to |
I won't lie, I've had to resist that temptation before every game. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | Definitely seated while the |
Definitely seated while the game is going on. First of all, never get between a reporter and their MacBook during a game. Second, standing by the windows means you're almost certainly blocking someone's view. A few people get up and walk around—usually to get food or use the bathroom—during commercial breaks, but usually there's just a mass run for the buffet table during halftime. Most everyone is pretty busy up there during game action. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | They have certain—and |
They have certain—and strict—requirements for giving online outlets press access, and those include minimum traffic numbers that aren't particularly easy to reach. Off the top of my head, these are the blogs I know are credentialed aside from us:
Steve secured a pass for Tremendous last year before he took the 247 job, but they were pulling some pretty absurd traffic numbers. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | Doubtful. There are plenty of |
Doubtful. There are plenty of extra seats in the top couple rows (which don't provide a great view, but there are several TVs up there). Some outlets also send four or five reporters, so if there's a serious crunch I could see the school putting limits on the number of credentials given for one sport to the same publication. Again, though, I don't think that'll be a problem any time soon with the renovations. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | Can't complain one bit — |
Can't complain one bit — second row, 40-ish yard line, good view of the action. They very clearly separate the "old media" from the "new media" though — Heiko and I are near the other bloggers (Greg Dooley is a couple seats down the row) and recruiting services (WN is in front of us, GBW and The Wolverine to our left). The MSM beat reporters are almost all on the other side of the 50. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | No need to delete — this is a |
No need to delete — this is a perfectly valid offseason question. I think I mentioned this on a past podcast, but Sharp was exiled to the last row hinterlands (along with, unfortunately, a post-Three and Out John U. Bacon—I actually had his old seat the last two years) for the last couple years. I'm not entirely sure he even shows up to all the home games these days; don't remember seeing him that much last year. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | No bouncers, that's true, but |
No bouncers, that's true, but they do have a (very awesome) bomb-sniffing dog that checks our bags on the way in before every football game. |
24 weeks 2 days ago | A press pass is a press pass |
A press pass is a press pass — Michigan, at least, makes no designation between beat writers, Op-Ed types, bloggers, etc. You do, however, get a general sense of who's in the university's good graces by the press box seating chart. |
25 weeks 21 hours ago | Totally different situations, |
Totally different situations, IMO. If Michigan and Westphal are drifting apart, from what I'm hearing that would be because the coaches are backing off, not Westphal. |
25 weeks 22 hours ago | It's possible. I'll say this: |
It's possible. I'll say this: I've heard that the coaches are a lot more confident about Michigan's chances with Jackson than the experts are. Also, I think this class hits 20 without much issue (I've been saying this for a while), so there could be more room than initially expected. |
25 weeks 23 hours ago | Indeed I do. Thanks. |
Indeed I do. Thanks. |
25 weeks 3 days ago | WELP |
Fixed, anyway — thanks for pointing that out. At least it doesn't totally ruin the premise of the post, and only confirms that I'm kind of an idiot. |
29 weeks 3 days ago | He did not. |
He did not. |
30 weeks 14 min ago | I'll say this—I have no idea |
I'll say this—I have no idea if Gerry Hamilton is privy to information that nobody else has, and it's certainly possible given his position (he's 247's national scouting director). I do know that him making that prediction got a lot of people to click on Jabrill Peppers' 247 profile. Unless another expert or two flips their pick to Rutgers, I wouldn't worry about this too much. |
30 weeks 20 hours ago | Yikes, I must've hit a wrong |
Yikes, I must've hit a wrong link somewhere. Thanks for the heads up on the RPI—going through and fixing those now. |
30 weeks 5 days ago | Yeah, that's partially my |
Yeah, that's partially my fault and partially Rivals'. If you look at Watson's recruiting profile, they list him as being from Southfield but left the data field blank for his high school, so he didn't show up in my database search. So Marshall is the second-highest ranked Southfield High player and the highest since Watson in 2002. |
30 weeks 6 days ago | Yup. I've said this |
Yup. I've said this elsewhere, but I don't think Robinson was ever under serious consideration. He's 6'2", 230 pounds, and plays more like a strongside end than a weakside end. Given Marshall is the more explosive athlete and has a longer frame, he's a much better fit for what the coaches want—they're building a really big D-line, and Marshall could end up packing on the pounds like Frank Clark did. I'm not sure Robinson could do that and still be effective. |
30 weeks 6 days ago | I'd be pretty surprised if |
I'd be pretty surprised if Robinson got an offer. Yes, he's looked good at camps, but he's a 6'2", 230-pound defensive end. Take a look at the size of the guys Michigan currently has on the roster at DE and the prospects they're recruiting there. Frank Clark is still a WDE despite pushing 280, and at 6'2" he's the shortest DE on the team—and he's a more explosive athlete than Robinson. Taco Charlton is a 6'6", 265-pound true freshman and he'll be a WDE. Depending on how the class shakes out, Da'Shawn Hand could even end up there, and he's a high school defensive tackle. Michigan is clearly building a massive D-line. I don't think Robinson fits that vision, even though I think he's a decent prospect. |
30 weeks 6 days ago | Brown is still a long way |
Brown is still a long way from narrowing things down (he just named a top ten a few weeks ago) and making a decision, and he hasn't visited campus, so until either of those things happen I'm having a hard time entertaining him as a serious possibility. That said, if Brown showed interest he'd be making a decision late in the cycle—he hasn't visited several of his top schools, after all—and by that time the coaches would have a better idea of the final class numbers (and likely know the destinations of McDowell and Marshall). They could look at Brown as a potential alternative to Hand, should he go elsewhere, or if there's room for both I doubt they'd turn down any interested five-stars in this class—again, there aren't enough pressing needs for the coaches to turn down the best players available late in the game. At this point I'd consider Brown quite a longshot, though, so this probably won't be relevant. |
31 weeks 2 days ago | There's only one guaranteed answer to this... |
...Styler Breckerston. |
31 weeks 2 days ago | Tacopants has managed to |
Tacopants has managed to remain invisible for nearly a decade, so I think this should work out quite nicely, actually. |
34 weeks 3 days ago | 64 colors didn't look any |
64 colors didn't look any better with these—think the bigger issue was the lighting at the game. [EDIT: Also, these are taken from a 360p video, and normally I'm starting with at least 720p. Guarantee they'll look better come football season, or I'll switch up how I do them.] |
34 weeks 3 days ago | Unless one of the programs in |
Unless one of the programs in contention has a particularly great (or terrible) season, I doubt 2013 wins and losses are going to make a huge difference in Hand's recruitment. He seems very serious about the academic side of things and how well he connects with the coaches—Bud Foster is the reason VT is on top, and Greg Mattison is developing a similarly-strong relationship with Hand—and I think those will be much bigger factors than how each team does this fall. These guys are looking at the next 4-5 years, not where the team is the year before they get on campus. |
34 weeks 3 days ago | Yes. |
35 weeks 22 hours ago | I was going to post that, but |
I was going to post that, but when I went to check Peppers' feed the tweet was no longer there. Think it stirred up a little bit too much of a reaction, but I doubt the sentiment has changed. |
35 weeks 1 day ago | I understand the sentiment, |
I understand the sentiment, even if I don't agree with it in this instance. As a kid, when I woke up on Sunday mornings after Michigan football losses, I'd try to recycle the Ann Arbor News before my parents could lay it out on the kitchen table. We'll have plenty of football coverage, don't worry. |
35 weeks 1 day ago | Thank you—very much |
Thank you—very much appreciate the incredible level of support I get from the people on this blog. |
35 weeks 1 day ago | The recruiting update is |
The recruiting update is coming this afternoon—taking a while to catch up on over a week's worth of news that happened while more important things were going on. In the meantime, Brian asked me to get something up while he does his normal Thursday radio spot. Sorry our posting schedule didn't fit your personal preference, though. |
35 weeks 3 days ago | Complete oversight, of course | |
35 weeks 4 days ago | *BREAKING* |
We have identified the real killer. |
35 weeks 4 days ago | ENHANCE | |
35 weeks 4 days ago | This was requested on the |
This was requested on the Twitters and I figured I'd leave it here, too: |
35 weeks 6 days ago | It means a lot to me to know |
It means a lot to me to know that this has reached someone else in the CFS/ME community, buddhafrog. I've been around a couple people who also were diagnosed in the very early days, and I know that must have been very, very difficult, and I completely understand your decision not to tell anyone. If, as you said, this helped you get through that in any way, that's the best thing that could've come out of writing this. On a personal note, if you ever feel the need to talk to someone who knows (at least some) of what you're going through, don't hesitate to send me an email. |
35 weeks 6 days ago | I just want to thank everyone |
I just want to thank everyone again for their comments—your understanding and support make me think I could've done this a long time ago, though this really felt like the right time to post this. I should probably thank Trey Burke for that. |
36 weeks 3 hours ago | Thanks for pointing me in |
Thanks for pointing me in that direction—here's the direct link for those wondering. Even with a solid knowledge of the illness I maybe understood half of that on first glance, but I'm excited about the recent progress towards unearthing the root cause instead of simply trying to deal with symptoms as they come. |
36 weeks 3 hours ago | AHHHHHHHH okay. |
AHHHHHHHH okay. |
36 weeks 4 hours ago | I'm 99% convinced that Mitch |
I'm 99% convinced that Mitch McGary holds the cure to all fatigue-related illnesses, and am subsequently trying to convince Heiko to slightly alter his field of study. |
36 weeks 4 hours ago | Henri is, at times, both my |
Henri is, at times, both my doppelganger and spirit animal. |
36 weeks 5 hours ago | Thank you, everyone, for the |
Thank you, everyone, for the overwhelming and touching response to this. I'm incredibly lucky to be a part of the MGoCommunity—your support doesn't just keep me employed, it keeps me motivated to continue doing what I do. |
36 weeks 5 hours ago | Trust me, I have. First of |
Trust me, I have. First of all, in light of the above you can see why I'm not exactly searching for the next job—I rather like it here. More importantly, future employers are far more dangerous to me if they don't know what's up. |
36 weeks 22 hours ago | Brian is out of pocket |
Brian is out of pocket because he's in the midst of a move, I'm attempting to write a longform piece today, and other outlets were running with the story. I'd agree that, in light of what's been revealed about Heitner, his report didn't deserve the attention it received. But it also received a ton of attention, and at least this way a more complete version of the story is on the front page for those who have come across the original report and want to know more. But yes, it turned out Heitner isn't front-page material, and I apologize for any unnecessary consternation posting this has caused. |
36 weeks 22 hours ago | I'm honestly not sure what's |
I'm honestly not sure what's going on with that—Heitner is supposedly based out of Florida, while Adelson lives in Florida and covers Michigan sports, per his Twitter bio. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | Backtracking from a reckless, |
Backtracking from a reckless, blanket statement and then ending the argument when it's convenient for you is, I'll admit, a pretty surefire way to win every argument you participate in. Congratulations. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | Don't get me wrong - I came |
C'mon, man. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | Yeah, because even |
Yeah, because even disregarding that small turn of phrase you pointed out, it's impossible to tell that BiSB wrote this instead of Brian. No variation or originality, really. BiSB, you are awarded no points, and may God have mercy on your soul. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | I don't think it's a |
I don't think it's a conscious choice—in fact, I make a concerted effort to make sure I don't sound like a (dime-store) copy of Brian. In my case, however, I've been reading MGoBlog since I was in high school, and Brian's writing style has obviously been an influence. I don't think that's a bad thing. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Webber#Charity I'm a pretty big NBA fan. The only people I've heard say bad things about Chris Webber are Michigan fans—a certain set of Michigan fans that feels personally betrayed by the Ed Martin scandal—and I'd love to see those fans give the man a chance to prove he's grown up and moved forward since he was 18 (or, if you'd prefer, in the decade since he lied to a grand jury). There's a whole lot of positive that could come out of the Fab Five reconciling with Michigan, and the only negative I see is bitter fans who don't want to be reminded of an era that the program has obviously moved beyond. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | Yes, let's forever ostracize |
Yes, let's forever ostracize an otherwise upstanding person who accepted a large sum of money when he was 18 years old. [EDIT: And going back to the eighth grade!] In case you haven't noticed, Michigan's last and current coaches are (1) the head coach at Harvard, and (2) the head of the NCAA MBB ethics coalition. I think we've learned some things. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | Take a moment and read the |
Take a moment and read the letter—Yago Colas is a phenomenal writer and he makes a compelling argument. Personally, I'd love to see this happen. |
36 weeks 1 day ago | I haven't had a chance to |
I haven't had a chance to post this yet, but eventually I'm going to have a gif page on here with a bunch of historical ones (all the ones I can find on YouTube, at least), including: I have the Fab Five doc on my hard drive but haven't had a chance to go through it yet—that's on the postseason to-do list. |
36 weeks 2 days ago | (No subject) | |
36 weeks 3 days ago | I can't post this enough, |
I can't post this enough, really. |
36 weeks 3 days ago | Oh wow, no idea how I missed |
Oh wow, no idea how I missed that the first time through. Here's an HQ version: |
36 weeks 5 days ago | There's going to be a full |
There's going to be a full OFAAT this week regardless of how today's game goes—I've already made most of the gifs for Kansas, just didn't have time to put a full post together. But yeah, here you go: |
36 weeks 5 days ago | (No subject) | |
36 weeks 6 days ago | Mitch/Rozay |
I couldn't help myself: I made a template on quickmeme if you want to create your own. If this becomes a thing, I might feature the best ones on the blog. |
37 weeks 1 day ago | You've got some explaining to |
You've got some explaining to do yourself, BiSB: |
37 weeks 1 day ago | I will not hesitate to ban |
I will not hesitate to ban you for such slander, nmumike. |
37 weeks 3 days ago | Pretty sure that's the only |
Pretty sure that's the only angle CBS showed—there wasn't a timeout until well after it happened, and they didn't show a replay going into or coming out of the next break. Haven't seen another angle in the highlights, either. Definitely disappointing, since I'd like a wide-angle look at it, too. |
37 weeks 4 days ago | (No subject) | |
38 weeks 2 hours ago | This is not a McGary/Horford |
This is not a McGary/Horford vs. LeVert/Vogrich proposition, though. Beilein's offense is designed to have four players who can shoot from the perimeter. Playing two bigs is something he's been more open to this year, but it still bogs down what he can do offensively. In a system designed around spacing and outside shooting, having two big guys who can't shoot isn't ideal. Meanwhile, Michigan's guards need the occasional break, too, and LeVert is one of the team's best perimeter defenders. Vogrich really isn't part of the rotation, so I'm not even sure why he's being mentioned here—the guy has maybe played 10 meaningful minutes since conference play began. |
38 weeks 2 hours ago | Totally agree—it's only an |
Totally agree—it's only an easier look if you have post players with a strong back-to-the-basket game. Right now:
This is a perimeter-oriented team. They're very good at that. Post scoring would be great and all, but it's not something you conjure out of a few new plays in March. |
38 weeks 3 hours ago | Michigan has the country's |
Michigan has the country's second most efficient offense. Wisconsin is 50th. Why do they want to be more like Wisconsin, again? |
38 weeks 2 days ago | I, well, I may have changed |
I, well, I may have changed the timestamp and bumped this back up. Took way too long to write this for its shelf life to be 45 minutes. |
38 weeks 2 days ago | Jack's actually a pretty huge |
Jack's actually a pretty huge sports fan himself, and talks about being at that game much the same way I do. He did, however, hate to be photographed as a kid. This hasn't stopped him from complaining about how there aren't any good pictures of him in the family photo albums. As for my thoughts on Trey coming back—well, I felt like I'd be missing a huge opportunity if I didn't write this piece now. I certainly don't expect him to be back, and I think he'd be making the right choice. |
38 weeks 2 days ago | They are both alive and well, |
They are both alive and well, and hopefully not mortified that their picture is on the front page of this blog. |
38 weeks 2 days ago | Whoops, thanks. And I claim |
Whoops, thanks. And I claim to write professionally... |
38 weeks 3 days ago | Not in order. Also, I |
Not in order. Also, I wouldn't put a lot of stock in any list that goes beyond five teams or so—doesn't tell you a whole lot except that a team isn't eliminated from contention. |
38 weeks 4 days ago | I'm pretty sure he did not |
I'm pretty sure he did not visit over the weekend—wasn't on the list of planned visitors and I haven't seen a word about him being on campus. |
39 weeks 2 days ago | Hatch hasn't returned to game |
Hatch hasn't returned to game action since the crash—he's made a lot of progress and is doing everything but full-court five-on-five at this point [LINK], but it's still unclear whether he'll be able to play at Michigan. Regardless of whether he plays, however, his scholarship will be honored, and he'll almost certainly be granted a medical hardship if he's unable to play. |
39 weeks 4 days ago | Indeed I did. Thanks. |
Indeed I did. Thanks. |
39 weeks 4 days ago | I'm assuming three is the |
I'm assuming three is the number they've got in mind if the class stays at a very limited number of scholarships—until the coaches get a better idea of how many roster spots they'll have come Signing Day, they've got to be very careful about how many spots they say they have open. Keep in mind that the coaches said they'd stand pat at five offensive linemen for nearly the entire 2013 recruiting cycle, only to take a sixth when it turned out they had room in January. |
40 weeks 1 day ago | "These posts are actually |
http://mgoblog.com/users/shop-smart-shop-s-mart I figured it out. All the complaints I saw were yours. |
40 weeks 1 day ago | I'll skip the part where you |
I'll skip the part where you completely ignored most of my initial post and say a few things:
I think I answered your initial post with some very valid points, most of which you ignored. Answering with a threat to remove your support for the blog—you know, the one that I rely upon for my very modest living, and the one that provides its content entirely for free—is something I don't appreciate. I think my record of being very civil and reasonable in my interactions with readers speaks for itself. |
40 weeks 1 day ago | I keep seeing complaints like |
I keep seeing complaints like this and I don't get it. 1. Every outlet—including us!—posts video highlights. They are not hard to find. 2. Using gifs allows people whose workplace blocks YouTube and the like to see these. 3. The gif format has its own merits—I can edit them (see: Hardaway's trollface), for one, much easier than I can with video. Also, the fact that they loop allows one to get repeated viewings of a play without having to reload a video over and over. I'm sure there are more reasons, but I guess my main point is that if you don't like gifs, don't click on a gifs post. |
40 weeks 1 day ago | LATE ADDITION WRITE-IN CANDIDATE |
Thanks for the tip from Twitter user @khochs. Classic, classic Teddy V: |
40 weeks 2 days ago | I'll put it this way: unless |
I'll put it this way: unless chunkums decides to stick with strictly scatological humor, that'll be the last "Poop Gif" I post for a while. |
40 weeks 2 days ago | I'll admit to some |
I'll admit to some trepidation (on both my part and Brian's) over posting that gif—there's a reason it's below the fold. In this particular case, the quality of the gif outweighed the nature of its content. |
40 weeks 3 days ago | The guy who runs it (Coach |
The guy who runs it (Coach Brown) is a little rough around the edges at this point—so were Tom and Steve when they started, and I cringe re-reading some of my old stuff—but it's free info and legit. If two places have the same info I do my best to link the free blog over the paywalled content. |
41 weeks 6 days ago | Ross Douglas is another guy |
Ross Douglas is another guy who fits that mold. Given Crawford's impressive athleticism, I wouldn't rule him out for an offer at all—could fit in very well as a nickel corner, which is a position the coaches are specifically recruiting for these days (see: Douglas). |
42 weeks 2 days ago | There are over 11 months |
There are over 11 months until Signing Day. Westphal hasn't had the chance to visit any other school more than once outside of two in-state schools (Northwestern and Illinois). He also has offers from all over the country and a good chance at picking up many more. I'd hold off on calling him indecisive. He's one of the few guys who's even given a decision timeline. |
42 weeks 2 days ago | No idea why they'd have that |
No idea why they'd have that for Westphal—if he's got a leader, it's definitely Michigan. Often profiles on recruiting sites have outdated information, since nobody can maintain a database that keeps up with every change in every prospect's recruitment (247 is the only site that really even tries). I wouldn't ever put too much stock in the list of schools on a player's Rivals/Scout/ESPN profile. |
42 weeks 6 days ago | Just to be clear, since this |
Just to be clear, since this was asked—the information I had went beyond what was in the interview, but I'm still comfortable with the decision to remove that part of the post. |
42 weeks 6 days ago | No, that guy does nothing |
No, that guy does nothing wrong, unless you're offended by certain expletives. The person in question is the guy wearing overalls and a yellow headband. |
42 weeks 6 days ago | I'll agree that this is not |
I'll agree that this is not the ideal forum for such a discussion. I'm not trying to imply that the guy committed a crime nor that he needs to be thrown in jail or anything of the sort. That's up to the girl to decide what to do, which is what I tried to express. It's possible what he did was in part an accident, but he still grabbed a woman he doesn't know in an area that he shouldn't be grabbing. I don't think that's up for dispute at this point. |
42 weeks 6 days ago | If you look closely, not only |
If you look closely, not only does Overalls Girl have to push his hand out of the way, but even after that he tries to put his arm around her waist—he's definitely getting too touchy-feely with somebody he doesn't know. She felt uncomfortable about it in retrospect, and that's coming from someone who spoke with her directly. |
43 weeks 13 min ago | Yes. |
Yes. |
43 weeks 18 hours ago | You're going to have to |
You're going to have to explain to Dakich what that means, Shoe. |
43 weeks 22 hours ago | Usually I try to give the |
Usually I try to give the consensus of the recruit, but since rankings just got released for 2014 sometimes I go with what's in the article I'm linking. Moving forward I'll do my best to give the most accurate consensus ranking—sometimes I'm up against a deadline and opening four tabs for every recruit is cumbersome. |
43 weeks 22 hours ago | They didn't lose a single |
They didn't lose a single one, though David Dawson briefly left the class. The rest of the guys were: Kyle Bosch |
43 weeks 22 hours ago | Of the guys I think Michigan |
Of the guys I think Michigan has a legitimate shot at, here's a quick list (I'm writing this off the top of my head, so any glaring omissions are likely exactly that): 1. Da'Shawn Hand — Top prospect in the country has M in his top five, so he's a clear choice for number one. 2. Malik McDowell — If he played against better competition in HS I think he'd have a great chance at being a five-star. As it is, he's still very close. 3. Drake Harris — Getting a top-flight wideout would be big. Getting a top-flight in-state wideout from State (and OSU, and the rest of the country...) would be bigger. 4. Jabrill Peppers and/or Adoree' Jackson — I'm cheating here, but grabbing an elite corner would be great, and both of these guys have expressed legitimate interest. Still just an outside shot for both, IMO. 5. Damian Prince — Ditto for this five-star OL. 6. Mason Cole — Top-100 offensive lineman who Michigan may very well lead for. 7. Alex Bars — Ditto. 8. Tyler Luatua — I'd love to see Michigan continue to stockpile talent at TE, and he's the best in the country. 9. Parrker Westphal — Getting him would ease a lot of the hurt from losing Damon Webb to OSU (Webb would be high up on this list, but he seems firm in his commitment). 10. Artavis Scott — Cole's HS teammate is a hell of an athlete at WR and they could be a package deal. I'm sure I left out several worthy candidates, but that's a rough list. All of the above guys have at least mentioned Michigan as being in contention. Of the above, they've got the best shot at landing McDowell, Cole, Westphal, Bars, and Scott, IMO. |
43 weeks 1 day ago | Want to know why Kentucky's |
Want to know why Kentucky's freshmen were better at rebounding and defense? Kentucky's effective height last year was #12 in the country, per KenPom. Michigan's is almost exactly average at #150. Also, Kentucky had an Anthony Davis. Michigan does not have an Anthony Davis, and that has nothing whatsoever to do with effort. |
43 weeks 2 days ago | Mo-nay, I believe. |
Mo-nay, I believe. |
43 weeks 2 days ago | The trouble here is |
The trouble here is minutes—you can ask a guard to go 35+ for a game, but a big man needs to catch a breather more frequently. Michigan is going to need more minutes out of Morgan's replacements than State will from Trice's. Also, while Bielfeldt held his own for stretches at center against Wisconsin, State's two bigs make it unlikely that Beilein will be able to get away with that look for long. The other trouble here is you believing that Blake McLimans, who hasn't played a meaningful minute all season, is a viable option to play. |
43 weeks 5 days ago | Thanks for the idea, NFG. I |
Thanks for the idea, NFG. I wish I didn't have such a depressingly perfect time to unveil it. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | 1) Yes 2) Yes The "lolrefs" |
1) Yes 2) Yes The "lolrefs" tag got deployed for a reason. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | !!! | |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Much obliged. |
Much obliged. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Haha, my bad. Added a note. |
Haha, my bad. Added a note. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | I'd normally agree with you, |
I'd normally agree with you, Fake Jim, but it seems pretty obvious that they're together: for one, he cops the feel, and if you look closely he also has his arm around her. Given her reaction, this doesn't remotely look like an assault of any kind. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | That one's great too, but I'm |
That one's great too, but I'm looking for the actual facepalm—happened during the game. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Holy shit. It just gets |
Holy shit. It just gets better and better. |
43 weeks 6 days ago | Yes. Can somebody track down |
Yes. Can somebody track down the gif and/or video of Facepalm Guy? Brian's original video got pulled, unfortunately, and I'm busy putting together Part Two and the Wisconsin preview. |
44 weeks 20 hours ago | Quantity plays a large role |
Quantity plays a large role there. Also, I considered cornerbacks and safeties to be two separate position groups. |
44 weeks 20 hours ago | Ondre Pipkins barely played |
Ondre Pipkins barely played last year and he had a much better recruiting profile than Hurst. I wouldn't expect a true freshman DT to come in and play much, if at all. |
44 weeks 23 hours ago | That's a good idea—I'll do |
That's a good idea—I'll do that the next time around. |


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Irene Wapnir
Academic Appointments
Key Documents
Contact Information
Clinical Offices
Stanford Women?s Cancer Center 900 Blake Wilbur Stanford, CA 94305 Tel Work (650) 721-5705 Fax (650) 736-1663
- Academic Offices
Personal Information EmailAlternate Contact Ivette Arenas, BS Administrative Associate Email Tel Work (650)721-5705Not for medical emergencies or patient use
Clinical Focus
- Cancer> Breast Cancer
- Cancer> Breast Cancer> Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
- Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer - Surgery
- Breast Surgery
- General Surgery
Academic Appointments
- Professor - Med Center Line, Surgery - General Surgery
- Member, Stanford Cancer Institute
Administrative Appointments
- Chief of Breast Surgery, Section of Surgical Oncology (2005 - present)
Honors and Awards
- Visiting Scholar, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel (2012)
- Publications Committee, American Society of Breast Surgeons (2010-present)
- Protocol Chair Breast Cancer Local Recurrence Trial, NSABP (2006)
- Working Group Breast Committee, NSABP (2000)
- Awards Committee, Assoc Women Surgeons (2004)
Professional Education
Internship: | Lincoln Med and Mental Hlth Ctr NY (1981) |
Fellowship: | Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital NJ (1988) |
Board Certification: | General Surgery, American Board of Surgery (1986) |
Residency: | New York Medical College NY (1985) |
Medical Education: | Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico (1980) |
MD: | Universidad A. Metropolitana, Medicine (1980) |
Research & Scholarship
Current Research and Scholarly Interests
Clinical treatment trials in Breast Cancer, especially locally recurrent breast cancer. She is chair of multicenter national trial investigating the optimal systemic treatment for women who develop a local or regional recurrence of breast cancer after mastectomy or lumpectomy. Additionally, Dr. Wapnir has initiated studies to improve surgical outcomes in several areas : decreasing ischemic complications in nipple-sparing mastectomies through perfusion imaging and protecting arm lymphatics during breast cancer surgery. Her basic and preclinical research centers on exploring the activity of breast sodium-iodide transporter (NIS) in breast cancer. Translational research protocols elucidating the potential application of NIS-based therapies are ongoing.
Clinical Trials
- Not Recruiting Docetaxel and Cyclophosphamide Compared to Anthracycline-Based Chemotherapy in Treating Women With HER2-Negative Breast Cancer
- Recruiting Chemotherapy With or Without Trastuzumab After Surgery in Treating Women With Invasive Breast Cancer
- Recruiting Pilot Indocyanine Green™ Imaging for Mapping of Arm Draining Lymphatics & Nodes in Breast Cancer
- Recruiting Clinical and Pathologic Studies in Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma and Hodgkin's Disease
- Recruiting A Study of Trastuzumab Emtansine Versus Trastuzumab as Adjuvant Therapy in Patients With HER2-Positive Breast Cancer Who Have Residual Tumor in the Breast or Axillary Lymph Nodes Following Preoperative Therapy (KATHERINE)
- Directed Reading in Surgery
SURG 299 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Early Clinical Experience in Surgery
SURG 280 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Graduate Research
SURG 399 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Medical Scholars Research
SURG 370 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Undergraduate Research
SURG 199 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
Independent Studies (5)
- Outcomes of Partial Mastectomy in Male Breast Cancer Patients: Analysis of SEER, 1983-2009 ANNALS OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY 2013; 20 (5): 1545-1550
- Poor compliance with breast cancer treatment guidelines in men undergoing breast-conserving surgery. Breast cancer research and treatment 2013; 139 (1): 177-182
- The diagnostic value of nipple discharge cytology: Breast imaging complements predictive value of nipple discharge cytology JOURNAL OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY 2012; 106 (4): 381-385
- MRI Enhancement Correlates With High Grade Desmoid Tumor of Breast BREAST JOURNAL 2012; 18 (4): 374-376
- Integration and safety of fertility preservation in a breast cancer program GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY 2012; 124 (3): 474-476
- Long-Term Outcomes of Invasive Ipsilateral Breast Tumor Recurrences After Lumpectomy in NSABP B-17 and B-24 Randomized Clinical Trials for DCIS JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2011; 103 (6): 478-488


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The 37th annual Lyons "Good Old Days" are over and seemed to have gone pretty well, except the big hail storm Friday night. A near calamity to many who were caught all of a sudden with big hailstones pounding their heads. One of the carnival men was taken to the hospital, pounded by the hail, using his body to protect kids. Our thanks to you! Over one hundred were crowded together under the tent and were fearful of it blowing away. It has been years since we had so much hail! Following that hail everything was cancelled for Friday, but recovered on Saturday, and all had a great time.
Read more: About Town - July 4, 2013A Wall Street Journal article recently suggested a vacation to Chautauqua that can take you back to the 1899 era. What is Chautauqua (pronounced shuh-TOK-wa)? Two Methodist men started the "Chautauqua Movement" in 1874 when they searched for a summer school location for religion teachers. They called program the Chautauqua Lake Sunday School Assembly. They discovered a great location in southwestern New York State along the shores of Chautauqua Lake northeast of Jamestown.
Read more: Experience A Chautauqua VacationAmazing, I was lucky to have seen daredevil Nik Wallenda walk across the Grand Canyon on a two-inch wide cable on the Discovery Channel Sunday evening. He walked a quarter of a mile, 1500 feet above the Grand Canyon, holding a long a balancing rod. It took him twenty-two minutes, and kneeled twice to get the "rhythm out of the rope." He was murmuring prayers
Read more: About Town - June 27, 2013Editor's Note: Lyons resident Kelly Yelverton recently graduated from college in Washington state. To celebrate her accomplishment, she and a friend have decided to paddle their sea kayaks on a 1200-mile journey through the Inside Passage to Alaska. She will be sending written updates and photos of her adventure throughout the summer.
Paddling is all about rhythm. After twenty-four days Brooke and I had settled into a pretty steady rhythm not only on the water, but off it as well. Our daily routine goes something like this: lower the food from the bear-hanging site, coffee, breakfast, listen to the weather forecast on the VHF radio, double-check the tides, clean dishes, break down camp, load the boats, paddle, snack, paddle, lunch, paddle, find camp, unload boats, set up camp, dinner, go over charts and tides, clean dishes, hang food at least one hundred meters from the tent, sleep.
Seems monotonous written out like that, but each step requires a surprising amount of thought and work. Take packing boats for example. Each of our kayaks is basically a self-sufficient little survival vessel. My boat, a Cetus LV, is 531 cm long but only 54 cm at its widest. Loading all the gear, water, and food I need for over a weeklong period is similar to a game of three-dimensional Tetris. "Skinny Red" as we've come to call her has a total volume of 292lts. Subtract the space my hundred and thirty-pound body takes up and I'm left with three hatches and some deck space. From bow to stern I pack the following: in the front hatch I stuff the hammock, packable pillow, XtraTuf boots, clothes, sleeping bag, and camp shoes. In the day hatch I keep four liters of water, cutting board, nesting pots, repair kit, first aid kit, radio, and toiletry bag. In the stern there are two fuel bottles, tent poles and stakes (tied together because the stake bag, if packed solo, takes an eight foot arm to retrieve!), sleeping pad, camp stove, dehydrated food, tent, and guidebooks. In front of my feet in the cockpit I keep the lunch bag and another six to eight liters of water, and on the deck I have charts, a spare paddle, throw bag, bilge pump, SPOT device, and ditch bag (filled with survival essentials in the event I get separated from my boat). If not packed in order and just right, my gear either won't fit or it will cause Skinny Red to float at an angle and drag me in one direction all day; not a pleasant thing to deal with I quickly discovered.
While much of our time out here is certainly rhythmic and repetitive, I think many of our days are routinely flexible as well. We don't always get to decide what time we want to be on the water, where we'd like to camp, or when we get to sleep. While the tides, weather, wind, and critters keep us in a constant state of adjustment, they are also the reason we are here in the first place. Several days ago we had planned on a shorter "rest day" of only eight miles. When we pulled up to the beach at which we had planned on camping, we found it already occupied by a large black bear! So, our eight-mile day quickly turned into a twenty-three mile paddle into the wind, but I couldn't help but think how incredible it was to encounter wildlife like that. The night before reaching Port Hardy, we camped on a pleasant-looking shell beach. Wiped from another twenty-plus mile day, we fell asleep without checking the tides. When I awoke at 1 a.m., to the strangest sensation of my feet floating, I realized our mistake. Unzipping the tent I found the tide lapping at our door and the full moon shining down on the whole scene. Brooke and I couldn't help but laugh at ourselves as we sloshed around barefoot, hauling the tent to higher ground and retrieving stray shoes and dry bags. When my headlamp flickered off I cursed at first, then looked down to discover glittering green bioluminescence lighting up my steps.
So yes, paddling is about rhythm. Moving forward requires thousands of dips of the paddle blade. The 325 miles from San Juan Island to the northern end of Vancouver Island, however, have revealed that longer journeys like this are ripe with lessons about being flexible, aware of your surroundings, and appreciative of all kinds of beauty. Black bears, bald eagles, and snow-capped mountains flanked by the ocean have all given us pause and a sense of awe, but a broken headlamp can also lead to unexpected moments of wonder and realization that we are a part of something immensely larger than ourselves.
Sent from somewhere north of Portland. To read more posts about this amazing journey and see photos, you can log visit the website http://www.paddlethepassage.com.
How appropriate that an art show titled "The Holy Grail" would be presented in The Stone Cup. Lyons artist Sally King (of the bear sculptures seen throughout town) will be the featured artist at The Stone Cup & Kitchen beginning July 1, and running through September.
Read more: The Holy Grail At The CupNational Parks are special land areas set aside by the government for all people to enjoy, appreciate and preserve. Over the years, National Parks have grown in number, currently, fifty-seven are found throughout twenty-seven different states, and two more in the U.S Territories of American Samoa and the Virgin Islands.
The Parks span mountains to valleys, desert to seaside, prairies to rainforest. Each has its own identity and focus on the natural world. Each has unique land and water formations, wildlife, plants, mineral resources, land development. Each has its own data
Read more: National Parks = American TreasuresAs spring rolls into summer, tents are popping up and farmers' markets are opening. For 29 years the Colorado Department of Agriculture has been helping consumers find farmers' markets, roadside stands, u-picks, wineries and agritourism activities through the Colorado Farm Fresh Directory.
"This is an exciting time of year, when local produce, meat and other food favorites can be found at farmers' markets," said Wendy White, marketing specialist for the Colorado Department of Agriculture. "Consumers really


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Secure USB Manufacturers Rely on McAfee for Malware Protection
SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 06, 2010 - McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE) today announced that it has original equipment manufacturer (OEM) relationships to provide anti-virus (AV) technology to two-thirds of world's secured universal serial bus (USB) device manufacturers. McAfee has OEM partnerships with USB manufacturers that include Kingston Digital Inc, MXI, Rocky Mountain Ram, SanDisk, SPYRUS, Hagiwara, and Yoggie Security Systems (see attached quote sheet). From consumers to enterprises, and especially in highly regulated industries, there is a growing demand for secured USB devices.
One of the most popular mobile productivity devices today is high-capacity, removable USB media storage. The increased reliance on USB devices inside and outside of the corporate environment has driven the need to ensure these devices do not become a conduit for malware. McAfee protects users from infection with an automatic anti-malware scan that prohibits file transfers to the secure USB drive when it detects infection on a host PC. McAfee technology protects against malware attaching to the portable drive and infecting an internal enterprise host.
"Whether it's intellectual property, confidential information, or trade secrets, corporations, governments and defense entities all need to take appropriate steps to properly secure their data," said David Scholtz, senior vice president of worldwide strategic alliances for McAfee. "Conventional USB drives and other removable storage devices can allow viruses, worms and other malicious code to penetrate systems. The combination of McAfee anti-virus technology with our OEM partner offerings provides the comprehensive layers of protection required to protect data from loss or leakage, and prevent the spread of malware."
The McAfee OEM Alliance program puts McAfee expertise and industry-leading McAfee protection into a broad spectrum of existing and emerging products for endpoints, servers, data, and the network. This coverage includes embedded devices spread across a wide range of industries, including retail, healthcare, energy, and financial services.
About McAfee, Inc.
McAfee, Inc., headquartered in Santa Clara, California, is the world's largest dedicated security technology company. McAfee is committed to relentlessly tackling the world's toughest security challenges. The company delivers proactive and proven solutions and services that help secure systems and networks around the world, allowing users to safely connect to the Internet, browse and shop the web more securely. Backed by an award-winning research team, McAfee creates innovative products that empower home users, businesses, the public sector and service providers by enabling them to prove compliance with regulations, protect data, prevent disruptions, identify vulnerabilities, and continuously monitor and improve their security. http://www.mcafee.com
NOTE: McAfee is a registered trademark or trademark of McAfee, Inc. or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Other marks may be claimed as the property of others. The product plans, specifications and descriptions herein are provided for information only and subject to change without notice, and are provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied.
"Integrating McAfee technology with our SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise USB drive has created a trusted solution for the mobile workforce and for IT departments concerned with data security," said Roy Ramati, vice president, Enterprise, SanDisk. "Adding McAfee technology to our secure USB devices enables our customers to further enhance security at the enterprise perimeter."
"MXI Security's tight integration with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator management platform gives IT administrators the ability to remotely manage, control, and enforce security policies on USB devices across networks," said Lawrence Reusing, CEO of MXI Security. "This provides a complete solution for the security of removable devices that is friendly to both users and IT administrators."
"The DataTraveler 5000 provides the highest level of security utilizing patented technology which supports hardware-based 256-bit XTS-AES data encryption and Suite B elliptic curve cryptography. Combining McAfee anti-malware scanning with the Kingston DataTraveler 5000 provides customers with a superior secure USB storage solution powerful enough to extend protection against viruses and malware, beyond the enterprise perimeter," said John Terpening, Business Manager, Secure Products, Kingston Digital, Inc. "This level of protection combined with central management through McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator gives enterprise IT organizations confidence to know that removable media hitting the enterprise infrastructure is secure."
"Rocky Mountain RAM's security partnership with McAfee has been critical in our efforts to adhere to the latest Department of Defense DARTT requirements," said Lisa Schaeffer, CEO of Rocky Mountain RAM. "Our co-developed secure USB flash drives incorporate McAfee's industry-leading anti-virus technology to help government IT organizations ensure comprehensive malware protection to the endpoint."
"McAfee has been an instrumental partner in the security of our USB devices," said Hiroyuki Suzuki, executive director for Hagiwara. "With McAfee anti-virus technology included with our Vaccine USB devices, we have greater confidence shipping a secure USB device, while our customers benefit from the industry-leading malware protection provided McAfee."
"McAfee's security leadership position and its role as a trusted anti-malware technology supplier to military and enterprise customers worldwide made our partnership an easy decision," said Tom Dickens, chief operating officer of SPYRUS. "Combining industry-leading anti-malware technology from McAfee with our Hydra Privacy Card highly secure encrypting USB flash device product line gives our customers a secure removable media solution."
"Our partnership with McAfee has resulted in best-of-breed secure USB and removable media products that enable users of McAfee security to also benefit from Yoggie's revolutionary security products," said Shlomo Touboul, founder and CEO of Yoggie Security Systems. "Joining forces with McAfee reflects our commitment to provide customers with the best security that the market has to offer and the synergies created by combining unmatched security expertise from McAfee with Yoggie's technological innovation generate significant added value for our customers."
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Home > Odyssey Vault > Albums > AIO - 16: Flights of Imagination > This is Chad Pearson?
Album: AIO - 16: Flights of Imagination
Episode: 220
Lesson/Theme: The folly of hero worship.
Bible Verse: Philippians 2:3-11
Characters: Whit, Connie
Writer: Marshal Younger
Sound Designer: Bob Luttrell
Original Air Date: February 20,1993
Last Air Date: January 10,2014
Description: Bart Rathbone holds a big contest and the winner gets a date with television star Chad Pearson. It's a prize every girl in Odyssey wants . . . except the winner!
209: Columbus: The Grand Voyage
211: The Mortal Coil, Part 1 of 2
212: The Mortal Coil, Part 2 of 2
213: Best Intentions
214: The Living Nativity
216: Like Father, Like Son
219: Treasures of the Heart
220: This is Chad Pearson?
221: It Is Well
226: An Adventure in Bethany, Part 1 of 2
227: An Adventure in Bethany, Part 2 of 2
228: A Game of Compassion
What Are We Gonna Do About Halloween?
Pamela Has a Problem
Connie Comes to Town
Gifts for Madge & Guy
Promises, Promises
Nothing to Fear
The Tangled Web
Stormy Weather
The Case of the Secret Room, Part 1 of 2
The Case of the Secret Room, Part 2 of 2
Rumor Has It
The Shepherd and the Giant
A Single Vote
A Worker Approved
And When You Pray. . .
The Boy Who Didn't Go To Church
The Greatest of These
Bad Company
Go Ye Therefore
The Price of Freedom
That's Not Fair!
But, You Promised
Rescue from Manatugo Point
Operation DigOut
The Treasure of LeMonde!
The Reluctant Rival
Monty's Christmas
One Bad Apple
A...is for Attitude
First Love
Pranks for the Memories
Castles & Cauldrons, Part 1 of 2
Castles & Cauldrons, Part 2 of 2
What Happened to the Silver Streak?
Better Late than Never
Have You No Selpurcs?
Not One of Us
Over the Airwaves
Emotional Baggage
Waylaid in the Windy City, Part 1 of 2
Waylaid in the Windy City, Part 2 of 2
. . . The Last Shall Be First
Coming of Age
Where's Your Daddy?
Father's Day
Rights, Wrongs & Reasons
Real Time
Hallowed Be Thy Name
The Jesus Cloth
The Mysterious Stranger, Part 1 of 2
The Mysterious Stranger, Part 2 of 2
The Case of the Delinquent Disciples
Truth, Trivia & 'Trina
Opening Day
The Lyin' Tale & Two Roads
Under the Influence, Part 1 of 2
Under the Influence, Part 2 of 2
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow? Part 2 of 3
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow? Part 3 of 3
Call Me if You Care
Best of Enemies
Groundhog Jay
Doing Unto Others
Addictions Can Be Habit Forming
Bobby's Valentine
Missed It By That Much
The Case of the Missing Train Car
The Quality of Mercy
Harley Takes the Case, Part 1 of 2
Harley Takes the Case, Part 2 of 2
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February 10, 2011
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