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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 7, 2009) — Arizona-bred Carlsbad, who won her first five races by a combined 54 lengths, saw her lead dwindle in final furlong, but hung on under a well-timed ride by Tyler Baze to win Sunday's $150,000 Hollywood Oaks at Hollywood Park.
Carlsbad, whose lone career loss came when she finished second last outing in the Railbird Stakes, made amends with a front-running victory as Baze was able to gear her down to fractions of :24.26 for the quarter and :47.86 for the half.
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Carlsbad, a homebred owned by Dennis Weir of Prescott Valley, Ariz., was a 4 ¼-length winner in her initial start last October at Turf Paradise. She then won back-to-back stakes — the Arizona Breeders' Futurity by 14 ¼ lengths and the Arizona Juvenile Filly by 19 lengths — to conclude her 2-year-old campaign. After a 13 ¼-length victory in the Arizona Oaks in February, Weir elected to ship her to California and she won the Grade III Santa Paula Stakes by 3 ¼ lengths at Santa Anita in March. She set the pace in the Railbird while making her Hollywood Park debut last month, but was overhauled by Witty in the stretch.
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"We were lucky nobody got crazy and tried to go with us because it could have been a detriment," trainer Jeff Mullins said. "She's really gutty. Tyler and I talked before and he said, 'If they leave me alone I'll be fine, but as soon as she feels the pressure she's going to go.' It was a good thing that they laid off of us as long as they did and he was able to slow her down. He did a really good job. I think she'll do anything. She'll run over broken glass, this horse."
Gomez and Bejarano did not get the pace scenario they wanted.
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Third Dawn had a poor start for the second straight race.
"My horse broke really bad, but she got herself into perfect position after that," Bejarano said. "There just wasn't enough pace in the race."
Carlsbad banked $90,000 while improving her record to six wins in seven starts. She has now earned $264,126.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 12, 2009) — Doug O'Neill, runaway leader in the Hollywood Park trainer standings, swept the Hollywood Juvenile Championship and Landaluce Stakes on Sunday while enjoying a Mediterranean cruise.
O'Neill, a week away from winning his eighth Hollywood Park title, won the two stakes for 2-year-olds with a pair of fillies. The victories increased his margin atop the standings to 36-20 over John Sadler.
Necessary Evil, the third of four winners on the card for Joel Rosario, beat the boys under a hand ride in the 70th running of the $100,000 Juvenile Championship, drawing off to win by three lengths while covering six furlongs in 1:09.98.
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"This will bring me old memories from when I used to work for my mentor, Brian Mayberry," said Leandro Mora, assistant to O'Neill. "He was a great horseman and it's too bad he passed away. He was the best 2-year old trainer on the grounds. It looks like we picked up a little bit from him."
Necessary Evil, who gave O'Neill his second straight Juvenile win, became the ninth filly to win the Grade III event, but the first since Althea in 1983.
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J. Paul Reddam's Repo — runner-up in the Cinderella — covered six panels in 1:10.07 while finishing three-quarters of a length in front of Well Deserved in the Landaluce.
"Normally she's a good gate filly, but she was a little excited last time and she broke so hard that the ground broke out from under her," Nakatani said. "After that, I just sat and waited and tried to relax her. She showed a lot of courage. Today we got a flyer and the race was over."
Repo, a $15,000 purchase, has now won two of three starts. She banked $60,000 to increase her earnings to $106,170.
"The plan today was to be second, but we broke on top of the other one (Well Deserved)," Mora said. "I think once Rosario felt like he couldn't take the lead, he tried to do the opposite and we just went on. This one is good enough to go for the Del Mar Debutante. She's also Cal-bred, so we can do whatever we feel is right."
Repo paid $5.60 and $2.40, while Well Deserved returned $2.20. There was no show betting in the field to four.
Rosario increased his lead to 74-66 over Rafael Bejarano in the jockeys' standings with the four-win day. Four days remain at the 55-day Spring/Summer Meet.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Supernova Quilt - and Blogger's Quilt Festival
My Supernova quilt is complete. If this is your first visit here, a little background: This is my own design, which I originally made with the Hope Valley line. I had a few requests for the pattern, but since I've never written a pattern before, I decided to turn it into a quilt along. Click here to see this quilt in all the phases of its construction and to learn how to make your own, if you are so inclined.
I made this version from a mix of fabric lines, in a color palette loosely inspired by Heather Ross's Mendocino line. The background is Kona Coal and the binding is Michael Miller's Ta-Dot in Sunny Yellow.
There is a chance I may have gone slightly overboard with the quilting on this. : ) Dense straight-line quilting is something I've been wanting to try for a long time now, and I do like how it turned out. But while I was actually doing the quilting? I was this close to checking myself into the county mental health complex. So, while I'm happy with the end result, I don't think I'll be returning to this well very often. If at all.
To make the converging lines pattern, I marked the center diagonals and started by quilting a big "X" from corner to corner. Then, using that "X" as my guide, I worked the quilt one quarter at a time, going from one edge/corner, up to the center, and back down to the other edge/corner, always using the previously stitched line as my guide for the next line. Sounds like a good way to do it, right? Wrong. My quilt got a bit distorted as I worked. The center of each edge of the quilt got pushed out, and as a result, the top is no longer square. It also won't lie quite flat! I'm not sure if it's a basting problem, or because I wasn't always stitching from the center out, or a combination of the two. Either way—not so good.
But I am very glad I did it—it's been a learning experience, that's for sure. And the fact that it doesn't lie flat doesn't actually bother me all that much, since it's not going on a bed. I love the colors, love the back, and love the look of the mental-institution quilting—now that it's finally done and I've stopped cursing at it.
But most of all, I LOVE that so many of you made Supernovas along with me. I really enjoyed taking you through the process of making this quilt. And I learned a lot about pattern writing in the process. It's been an invaluable experience! So without further ado, let's check out all the finished 'Novas:
1. supernova complete, 2. Supernova!, 3. Supernova Quilt Finish, 4. Supernova, 5. Supernova, 6. Oceanic Supernova Front, 7. Supernova Finished...Yay!, 8. Supernova, finished, 9. Completed Babynova front, 10. Supernova complete 5.2.11, 11. Supernova Quilt Along-Done!, 12. 100_1402, 13. Supernova quilt finished!, 14. Supernova full shot, 15. Black Hole (a Supernova variation), 16. Supernova complete, 17. Hooty Supernova - finished!, 18. SupernovaFinished, 19. Super Nova, 20. Finished Supernova
Thank you for quilting along with me! If you haven't finished your quilt, or even if you haven't started yet, I hope you will still do so. The Flickr group will remain open, discussion can continue in the forums there, and I'm leaving the "Gallery of Completed Quilts" linky open permanently.
And this is a timely finish: I'm linking up to the Blogger's Quilt Festival at Amy's Creative Side! This is such a fun event—go check out all the beautiful quilts over there!
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I love it! I love the quilting that you did, I don't know how you had the patience, I would have probably thrown it out the window or something, lol!ReplyDelete
Lee, it's gorgeous! I love the dense straight line quilting! Thanks again for the quilt along.ReplyDelete
Love your quilt and the quilting!! It's fabulous.ReplyDelete
Oh it's gorgeous! I love the dense quilting. Kudos for sticking it out! And the back is fabulous. The zig zaggy line kinda reminds me of charlie brown! ;)ReplyDelete
gorgeous!!! I'm going to have to make your pattern this summer... it's going on the to-do list! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2011 at 1:25 PM
Stunning! I can't imagine doing all that machine quilting - you deserve a medal! I think I'd have plugged myslef into my ipod in an attempt to distract myself from the tedium! If the wave is bothering you (although I think it's fine!) could you try blocking it, like you do with knitting or crochet? Supernova has been added to my (rapidly growing) 'one day' list, thanks for the quilt along.ReplyDelete
P.S. I only seem to be able to post anonymously hjpurvis2002(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk
Gosh, you must have been very patient! It looks beautiful finished. The quilting really draws your eye in.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your quilt. I am happy to see where the quilt along began. And all the other Super Novas that were made.ReplyDelete
This is so beautiful! Makes me want to start one right now! :)ReplyDelete
Wow, that was some serious dedication! Looks great though. Congrats on the finish.ReplyDelete
Wow, Lee, its simply gorgeous! I hear ya on the dense quilting, it is hard, tedious work but it does look great when its done! Love your mosaic of Supernovas, can't imagine how great you're feeling looking at all those quilts you inspired!ReplyDelete
Holy moly, now that is some quilting! How far apart are those lines? That is definitely some dense quilting :) It looks amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing this quilt pattern with all of us as a quilt-along, it was SO much fun!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! The colors are stunning! And the back and the front are equally gorgeous! Wonderful quilt job too! Wow!ReplyDelete
Hi LeeReplyDelete
I love Supernova quilt. It is an absolutely great. I visited the gallery Flickr and never tire of seeing again and composition of colors. Thank you for sharing it with everyone.
I have not done, because now I'm with an art project, but in future I'll do it. Thank you very much.
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Love all thoses supernovas together!ReplyDelete
Yours looks fantastic, colours look great against the grey. Quilting may have been a nightmare to do but it looks amazing!
Wow!! I love the back too! Great job!ReplyDelete
WOW! That is a spectacular quilt! The colors are great, and your dense mental institution quilting is suberb. Really, really wonderful.ReplyDelete
Lee, I thought I would temporarily lose it when blogger was out. SO frustrating.ReplyDelete
Okay, moving on. This Supernova is stunning. and the dense straight line quilting, I don't even know what to say about that. Amazing!
Supernova is a stunning pattern, and I'm doing mine with Hope Valley, like your original, but it sure has been fun to see all the fun variations, and must be very gratifying to you as the pattern designer.
Oh wow it is so beautiful! I love this pattern and wish I'd had the time to join in during the actual quilt along--but it's on my to do list! You did an absolutely fabulous job =)ReplyDelete
insanity on the quilting indeed... but it's gorgeous!!! :)ReplyDelete
it's beautiful!ReplyDelete
That quilting: crazy-making? Yes. Stunning? Absolutely. I'm sorry it pushed your quilt out of square, but boy oh boy does that quilting look wonderful.ReplyDelete
Thanks again, Lee, for a great QAL. Even though I didn't win the Castle Peeps.
Your Supernova turned out beautiful. I love all quilting you did with it.ReplyDelete
I LOVE your quilting! Looks great!ReplyDelete
OH!!! these are SO-SEW fun! Some of them even look like snowflakes! They are just HAPPY!ReplyDelete
Lee, it looks wonderful. I cannot imagine how cross eyed you must have been after sewing all those straight lines! Yikes! Love the back too. Great job!! And so fun to see the others that did it along with you. :)ReplyDelete
Twenty finished Supernova's is great! You would have thought it would have increased MY chances of winning! <ggg) But I'm happy for the winner and that I have a finished project. Thank you again, Lee. If I knew your mailing address, you'd have a thank-you giftie from me.ReplyDelete
I'll be showing my Supernova at the FIRST meeting of the Des Moines, Iowa, Modern Quilt Guild on May 19. Thanks for holding my hands through baby steps into Modern quilting!
P.S. I can understand how the dense quilting made the quilt distorted. But I hope you'll try this kind of quilting again - one that takes 100s of hours to complete - as I have done. Instead of "mental institution quilting" I highly recommend doing as I do: "audio book quilting!" My first intense FMQ experience was while listening to a Harry Potter book. Nothing beats listening to a great, UNabridged audio book. (I download mine from our public library, for free!) Thanks again for being so awesomely generous with your talent!ReplyDelete
Rock star! It looks incredible--definitely worth the trouble. And I'm sure once it's gotten plenty of love and has been washed a few times it will flatten out. what did you use for the binding? Solid orange?ReplyDelete
It must make you so proud to see all of our finished Novas in a row! It was a fantastic quilt-along. Thanks again!
it's totally beautiful! good to know on the quilting, it looks super fabulous. I don't have much patience for monotonous quilting, but it looks so pretty!ReplyDelete
Lee this is amazing! I love the dense quilting, and while I can imagine the insanity, it was well worth it! Great job :)ReplyDelete
LOL! Mental institution quilting indeed! Because, I know you are HARDLY busy, why not quilt the bejeezus out of that thing! Did it take you 30 hours? Well, time well spent, it looks amazing and you still seem coherent, so it's all good :-) ANd I L-O-V-E the back!ReplyDelete
Love this!!! It is still on my to do list this summer! The quilting is great!ReplyDelete
I had a quilt that was densely quilted and it was a bit wiggly too! Nobody can tell if it is wrapped around you keeping you warm!!
This quilt really jumped out at me the first time I saw it - I'm definitely going to try it in the next few months, just got to clear up a few WIP's!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for taking the time to do the Quilt along. It must've been quite a headache.
Fantastic! Love your pattern and the fabrics. Colors are great and grey for the background really works well. Thanks for sharing. Might have to try this. Have a great day!ReplyDelete
Wow! Great work on providing such inspiration and guidance to yield all those fabulous, colorful results! When I blur my eyes looking at the collection, I can almost see a constellation :)ReplyDelete
I'll make one of these lovelies some day...too much on right now to have participated in the QAL, but I know it's here when it's my time. Thanks for that.
Wow! What a fabulous pattern. Love your fabrics.ReplyDelete
Love the quilt. I am so sorry that the quilting didn't turn out like you hoped.ReplyDelete
Your finished quilt is wonderful! I love the dense lines and I am glad you hung in to finish them. The mosaic also looks great! This pattern is one you can be so proud of, thank you for sharing it in the quilt along.ReplyDelete
Lee This quilt turned out so nice! It has been really fun seeing them all over blogland. And good for you going a little crazy on the quilting. We've got to try the hard stuff every once in a while!ReplyDelete
Very pretty quilt. And so modern looking with the grey background. Hopefully the wrinkles will flatten out with time.ReplyDelete
A gorgeous quilt, I subscribe to your blog but am loving the Bloggers Quilt Festival, it's my first! Lovely seeing all the other quilts that were quilted along with youReplyDelete
I LOVE this pattern! It is definitely on my to-do list!ReplyDelete
the quilting is ace!
It looks great. I wouldn't stress about the bumps. I hate it when it happens but the more you use the quilt, the more it kind of sorts itself out. Fab colours.ReplyDelete
Wow this is gorgeous - and I LOVE the quilting!ReplyDelete
It looks great. Love reading about the process. Great to see all the other quilts, too! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, Lee! When I grow up I want to quilt like you!ReplyDelete
Fantastic design! One of the few quilts so far this Festival that made me slow down and read for details. I will be adding it to my "to do" list. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
It's great! The quilting must have been an immense work, but the effect is certainly worth it.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness!! It turned out so beautiful!! I can only imagine how mind numbing all that quilting was, but it really does look fantastic!! Great job, and thank you so much for doing the quilt a long! It was so fun!ReplyDelete
I've just popped in for the first time. I've seen several of these on blogs and I'm so glad to know the person that started it!! I've never done straight line quilting - what would you do differently to prevent the distortion? Great quilt!!ReplyDelete
Even with wavy edges, it's awesome!ReplyDelete
Love the supernova! I've got to try one of these:)ReplyDelete
great! makes me want to have a supernova of my own, will give it a try:)ReplyDelete
I love the fabrics you chose for this quilt. It's gorgeous and who cares if it's not exactly perfect? It looks great to me. The back is amazing too. Another amazing quilt!ReplyDelete
this is fighting for #1 of my list of quilts to make! gorgeous!ReplyDelete
cool quilting!ReplyDelete
Lee, I love your quilt all finished. Pat yourself on the back for taking on a never before attempted quilting technique.ReplyDelete
Really hope you'll do another QAL again sometime, maybe by then I'll have finished my Supernova! Funny how I whipped through on pace the front and hit a brick wall revising my back ever since.
The double bar modified version of your block is a big hit with my 3x6 bee swap-thanks again.
You inspired me! I used this picture on my blog (with due credit, of course!) please stop by! http://right-here--right-now.blogspot.com/2011/05/feeling-inspired.htmlReplyDelete
Great title for an awesome quilt! The dark gray really make the colors pop. I'll have to make one now. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilt! I love the colors you chose for this one. :) It's a great design.ReplyDelete


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In an effort to study a river system from beginning to end, Fuller conducted research on his journey from the headwaters of the Chattahoochee River to its terminus at Apalachicola, Fla., in the Gulf of Mexico. After reaching the gulf, Fuller sailed and paddled his custom-built canoe to Mobile Bay and began the upstream leg of his journey on the Mobile, Tensaw, Middle, Alabama and Coosa rivers.
Some 2 1/2 years ago, the 64-year-old North Georgia University professor of engineering and geography faced a lukemia diagnosis from Agent Orange exposure in Vietnam. While long-distance paddling had long been a dream, the diagnosis acted as a catalyst to pursue a passion. Taking a professional sabbatical, Fuller trained for a year before taking off on his journey from Chattahoochee Springs north of Dahlonega on Sept. 22, nearly four months ago.
"I love adventure, I love a good challenge and I love canoeing," Fuller said Wednesday at a lecture in Rome. "About 2 1/2 years ago, I got a call one night from my doctor and calls at home from doctors are never a good thing. This was a VA doctor that told me I had lukemia and that was not good news, but it got me off my backside and it made me realize I need to get busy.
"I'm a scientist, I love to really delve into things and know what's going on. I care about the environment and I care about the rivers. ... I think, by pointing out some of the problems I found, maybe I can make more people a little bit more aware — and that's sometimes the best we can do."
The first leg, about 553 miles down the Chattahoochee, was Fuller's research expedition — using a fluorescent dye and a fluorometer to measure a water system as it flows from the mountains to the sea.
"I started at the headwaters of the Chattahoochee River at Chattahoochee Springs," Fuller said. "I did some sampling there, I did some tests, and I injected a tiny amount of fluorescent dye — one that is approved by the EPA for use in water — and then I used a machine called a fluorometer to try and track that dot and the whole idea was to track a mass of water as it moved down the system and I wanted to measure what happened to that water as it encountered different environments going down the river.
"That became a real struggle on this trip. What I was doing was really a proof of concept. I've wondered for a long time, 'Can one person do reasonable, meaningful water testing going down the river?' And I can tell you the one thing I have learned so far, is yes — sort of. ... It's just too much, frankly, to follow that water and do testing and paddle and oh, by the way, sleep somewhere along the way. It is very time consuming."
His results are already showing some promise in the areas of conductivity and nitrate levels. As part of his professional sabbatical, Fuller will author academic papers and give on-campus presentations, but he also has plans to write a novel and possibly two books on the journey, including one chronicling the journey and another on the art of paddling upstream.
Fuller has spent most of his nights away from home in a tent, camping where he can along the way. He spent some time with friends at Thanksgiving and made one trip home for Christmas. Along the way he has gained stories of wildlife, botany, environmental injustices and a reassurance of human kindness.
In Florida, Fuller contracted an infection in his knee and was cared for by a stranger who put him up in his own home and eventually took him to the doctor when the infection worsened. Just days ago, on Weiss Lake in Alabama, Fuller was looking for directions through a mudbog and found unexpected hospitality when the owner of a camper he approached insisted he stay the night and share a meal.
"Part of this trip was about being self-reliant and that goes back to as a young man I was in a recon unit in Vietnam and I had an occasion to go out alone and I like that. I like the solitude," Fuller said. "But I have met more nice people on this trip — and that wasn't the point, it was never the focus — I'm a scientist."
Currently sidelined in Rome, Fuller recently experienced his most dangerous day on the water as he approached Rome on the Coosa. With three days of solid rain, the river had swollen above its banks and the trees he would have normally paddled under to avoid the current were now an obstacle, as was the debris being pushed downstream. Baring anymore foul weather, he hopes to return to the river Saturday making his way up the Etowah for the final 164 miles of his journey.
Coosa River Basin Initiative Executive Director Joe Cook hosted Fuller Wednesday evening for a guest lecture. During his presentation, Fuller revealed that Cook had played a role in inspiring his trip after reading an account of Cook's own journey down much of the Chattahoochee.
"There's no better way to better understand a river than to follow it from its source and see the entire river," Cook said. "So people like Robert who have actually been out there and experienced the entire river can give the rest of us a unique perspective and help us understand that if I throw a plastic bottle on the ground in Cartersville, it's going to end up on the backwaters of Weiss Lake.
"Adventures like this just help us understand how rivers work and how what happens upstream, affects what happens downstream. And I think it inspires all of us to get out and explore. Despite all the development and our changes to the landscape around us, the rivers still remain wild and for the most part free, except for dams. So rivers remain those places in our backyard that are still wild and exciting places that are worthy of our exploration."
For more information and to follow Fuller's progress, visit his blog at www.blog.ung.edu/rcfuller.


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This is a test of how far Nebraska football fans are willing to go to help their favorite team win a mythical ESPN national honor – the Ultimate Team in college football over the past 25 years. Let the record show that such an accolade will be determined Aug. 6 in an electronic showdown between #11 seed Florida State and #13 seed Nebraska, which upset #4 seed Georgia (55% to 45%) in the first round, steamrolled #5 seed Florida (69% to 31%) in the quarterfinals and then toppled #1 seed Miami (52% to 48%) in the semifinals.
What we have here, Husker fans, is another chance to show the college football world your collective social media power and your well-deserved status as the most loyal fans in America. This is also a warning to all Big Red fans who refuse to set up a simple https://twitter.com/ account that will allow you to vote in polls like this one. If you don't tweet, your favorite team might be beat. Thankfully, Nebraska fans have their game face on 24 hours before Fan Day.
That's reflected in the Huskers maintaining their 53% to 47% lead over the Seminoles on a day where voting remained brisk five days before the winner is announced. It's easy to vote #Neb in the #UltimateTeam competition and put your mark on the espn.com/NCAAUltimateTeam voting process, and here's a little secret to help … you can vote as many times as you want. By Wednesday evening, more than 415,000 votes had been tweeted across the country and around the world to determine college football's "Ultimate Team" over the last quarter century.
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Nebraska fans obviously relish the role of the underdog, and Florida State faithful appear similarly motivated. In a format similar to certain popular votes in the ESPY Awards, ESPN seeded 16 traditional college football powers for this mid-summer night's dream. The Top Ten were #1 Miami, #2 USC, #3 Ohio State, #4 Georgia, #5 Florida, #6 Michigan, #7 Texas, #8 Alabama, #9 Oklahoma and #10 LSU. Florida State's route to the championship round started with a 58% to 42% first-round win over Michigan. The Seminoles then stomped Ohio State (63% to 37%) in the quarterfinals and edged Auburn (51% to 49%) in the semifinals.
The Huskers' semifinal edge over #1 Miami was sweet because the Nebraska fans will never forget College Football Hall-of-Famer Tommie Frazier breaking down a Hurricane defense that included Warren Sapp and Ray Lewis for the 1994 national championship. Now, the Huskers are matched against Florida State, which beat Nebraska, 18-16, in an Orange Bowl game that determined the 1993 national championship.
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ESPN listed five offensive stars and five defensive stars from each team to remind fans of the caliber of players that competed over the past quarter century. Imagine a Nebraska offense with Frazier, Eric Crouch, Ahman Green, Joel Makovicka and Rex Burkhead on the same sideline. They would be running behind a Pipeline against a mythical Seminole defense that includes the likes of Darnell Dockett, Marvin Jones, Derrick Brooks, Peter Boulware and Terrell Buckley.
I'll be the first to admit that the Seminoles have some explosive weapons of their own in this fantasy event – Charlie Ward, plus Warrick Dunn, William Floyd, Peter Warrick and Anquan Boldin. The Husker Blackshirts who might be facing them on the other side of the line would be players the caliber of Grant Wistrom, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Ndamukong Suh, Trev Alberts and Mike Brown.
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I decide to close my eyes, so I can analyze those imaginary rosters and sense any vibe that screams Ultimate Team. Not surprisingly, my analysis takes all of one minute and leads to an honest clairvoyant thought. Because I entered the exercise with great respect for both programs, I tried to predict a future event using the only supernatural ability and ultimate sensory contact I have in me.
I envision Tom Osborne and Bobby Bowden on the same field, each equipped with their most incredible talent ever. I recall how Bowden came to Lincoln in late July to help honor Osborne as a fellow retiree. I see those two legends talking about this mythical game. Finally, it hits me. I imagine Bowden telling Osborne that this time, it would be okay for Nebraska to make the last-minute field goal to beat the Seminoles, 19-18, instead of missing one to lose, 18-16, like the Huskers did nearly 20 years ago in the Orange Bowl that pitted Ward against Frazier. Ward won the '93 Heisman Trophy and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2006. Frazier finished second in Heisman voting two years later after leading Nebraska to back-to-back national titles. He achieved College Football Hall of Fame status in May and will be inducted this December.
Five-Year 60-3 Record Paves Way to Elite Honor
Legendary coaches, of course, don't evaluate make-believe competition. Nor do they explore fictional results that can only start the grill for the upcoming college football season. And please remember how one national columnist analyzed the Nebraska field goal that sailed wide left nearly two decades ago. He said that narrow escape didn't prove that Florida State should be national champion. It just helped the Seminoles climb over No. 1 Nebraska and Notre Dame in the final polls.
Somehow, I can't forget Florida State converting only 1 of 12 third-down plays. I can't forget the Blackshirts sacking Ward four times and Alberts getting two. I can't forget the missed field goal. But I will always remember what happened in the five seasons that followed that gut-wrenching loss. The Huskers won 60 of their next 63 games and three national championships, and that unparalleled five-year chunk of college football history is enough to earn Ultimate Team status by any measure, especially from fans who love to tweet with their heads and hearts at the same time.
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J.K. Rowling recently told Wonderland magazine that Hermione and Harry would have made a better couple than Ron and Hermione. It shouldn't have mattered. Apart from the fact that we're talking about the romantic lives of make-believe wizards, not only would Roland Barthes yawn at the author's opinion about her own work, but the fans had already paired off Harry and Hermione themselves—nine years ago.
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