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After a disappointing 2011 campaign, the University of Memphis injected change into the football program.
The biggest news of the off-season was the announcement that the Tigers would be joining the Big East Conference. Many had embraced the notion that Memphis might miss out on a bid to a bigger conference during all the conference shifting and realigning,
Another change, more directly pertaining to football, was the replacement of head coach Larry Porter with new head coach Justin Fuente.
The Tigers' new head coach was most recently the co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Texas Christian University, which has grown into a college football powerhouse over the last decade. Now he is out to change the culture of Memphis football.
That might be easier said than done, but Fuente is making steps in the right direction.
It's not that hard to spot some of the Tigers' glaring problems. Go to a game. The largest crowd last year was for the home opener against Mississippi State and an overwhelming amount of those at the game were wearing maroon, not the hometown blue.
How do you capitalize on this? Fuente's answer: Schedule more SEC and top-tier conference opponents. Teams that Memphis could be competing against in the near future include Vanderbilt, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas, Miami and Louisville, not to mention significantly better conference opponents once the Tigers transition into a Big East schedule.
Fuente's thinking is along the lines that better opponents and higher attendances could significantly help with recruiting, coupled with the conference change. Sounds like a good plan. Well, unless the Tigers don't win any of these games. Filling the stands is one thing, but at the end of the day winning is still the most important goal.
The first-year head coach has also required the entire team to learn the words to the fight song. When the Tigers record a victory they will all sing together in front of the band after the game. Quirky, yes, but it also may create a deeper bond between players and fans in the stands.
Fuente is definitely not the first coach to institute such a "tradition." It happens at schools all across the nation. However, it is much more fun when you get to participate in this tradition more than twice a season. Otherwise, you risk the chance of just looking down right silly.
With just over a week remaining before their first game, Fuente looks to have the Tigers ready to face University of Tennessee-Martin. Yet, every journey has bumps along the way. The most recent problem facing Memphis is the injury bug. It seems to have bitten the offense pretty bad as the Tigers top three running backs – Rhodes, Steib and Gibson – are all banged up.
Coach Fuente has made it known that he would like to have Rhodes and Steib on the field for the first game, but if they can't go, then he will find creative ways to use the run-game until he gets his between-the-tackle runners back into action.
These injuries will most certainly not be the last obstacle placed in front of Fuente and the Memphis football program this year. We will learn about the new head coach's resilience, ability to push forward and keep everyone focused by the decisions he makes in the face of adversity.
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We had been thinking about surprising Jason's parents on Christmas for a while. (Aside: I can't really explain our latest fixation on dropping in on our families unannounced, but now that we have surprised everyone, maybe we'll be more transparent about future trips.) We waited on the weather and some work stuff and finally realized last week it could really happen. With the help of Dave, we mislead the Frosts and secretly prepare for our New England Christmas vacation.
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The light dressing on this summery salad lets the fruit's fresh flavor through, reports Norma Pippin from Bourbon, Missouri. "The pretty mixture's so easy to put together," she admits, "that I feel guilty when I get compliments on it.!"
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Prep/Total Time: 15 min.
3 medium peaches, cubed
2 cups cubed cantaloupe
1 cup halved green grapes
1 cup halved strawberries
1/2 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon orange juice
In a large bowl, combine peaches, cantaloupe, grapes and
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- The team's top finisher at the NCAA Northeast Region Meet on Nov. 12 and at the Lehigh/Paul Short Run on Sept. 30
- Was 29th out of 212 runners at the season-ending ECAC Championships on Nov. 19
- Placed eighth in the 5,000 at the America East Indoor Track Championships
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i docked a star because, wow, this stuff requires a conditioner up to the job (fyi, the accompanying blue camomile conditioner isn't it, for me). my hair is a tangled mess after washing with this, ...far more difficult to deal with than after using the LUSH shampoo bars i sometimes use (guilty pleasures). anyway, if you're wanting a clarifying shampoo, i think this would do quite well -- my fine, dry hair definitely isn't weighed down. but following with an extra-rich (gpb or better) conditioner is a must for me. for a natural shampoo, it lathers well, if you keep getting your hair wet again throughout the sudsing process. and it's one of the only shampoos i keep buying repeatedly b/c this scent is beyond delicious in a truly of-the-earth kind of way. actually, it smells of being outdoors in a field of sun-warmed wildflowers. no fake flowery scent here, no unidentifiable fragrance blend either. just sublime true blue chamomile oil, like the single note EO smells. like sunshine streaming in to your shower. how lovely! i anticipate showering just to use it.
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- With the rise of e-commerce, the revenue mix for parcel delivery is shifting from businesses to the consumer.
- Growth in residential packages helps UPS and FedEx volume but challenges profitability.
- If Amazon succeeds in disintermediating UPS and FedEx, other large shippers will follow.
Recently, Amazon announced that it will partner with the United States Postal Service to deliver goods to its Prime subscribers on Sundays. The company will launch the program in cities to minimize operating losses, but the spread of Amazon's warehouses across the country ensures that more and more customers will have Sunday delivery as an option. As Dave Clark, Amazon's president of customer service, stated, "We're excited that now every day is an Amazon delivery day."
Until now, the Postal Service and the parcel companies – UPS and FedEx – have avoided Sunday delivery, due to higher operating costs and weak business demand. But, with the rise of e-commerce, the revenue mix is shifting from businesses to the consumer. Today, over half of UPS's holiday volume is to residences, up from 30% 10 years ago. These packages are less time-sensitive, smaller, and lighter than business shipments, and consequently generate less revenue.
To combat this, UPS has improved the productivity of its ground network. For example, the company enhanced its route planning through a telematics system, leading to fewer miles driven and lower fuel consumption. Also, the My Choice customer interface has resulted in a decline in redeliveries, which can dramatically increase operating costs.
Further, the parcel carriers and the post office offer "postal injection" to online retailers: UPS and FedEx deliver packages from a shipper's warehouse to the closest post office, and the mail carrier provides the final mile delivery. For this product, both parties benefit, as the parcel companies avoid the most expensive portion of a delivery and the postal service increases its utilization, as mail trucks pass every address in the United States daily.
While just 3% of revenue, Amazon is UPS and FedEx's largest customer, and growing quickly, as the 46% jump in Cyber Monday revenue proved. But, Amazon wants to serve its customers directly. Whether a brilliant publicity stunt on 60 Minutes or a serious effort to challenge the status quo, the "Octocopter" for same-day delivery cuts parcel companies out of a growth market. In fact, Amazon already delivers groceries in Los Angeles and Seattle, and now uses its own trucks for Sunday deliveries in London.
The sharp increase in e-commerce shipments is a mixed blessing for the parcel carriers. The shift to online has supported volume growth, but profitability suffers without corresponding productivity gains. More importantly, if Amazon is successful in vertically integrating delivery, others will follow and deprive UPS and FedEx of a significant engine of growth.


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Rahul gandhi blaming coilition compulsions for corruption, price rising without control.
sharad pawar giving his vauge excuses.
pm totally helpless before the cabinet.ncp targetting sonia, rahul , giving them lessons on coilition in italy.
whats all this going on? is this govt, serious about the issues facing common man? sheila dixit giving her own judgment on onion prices coming down in 2-3 days even when govt agencies sale onions at rs 50.00 /kg, inspite of rs. 35.00/kg announved.
will some one either president or sc court ask these unworthies to stop fooling the public?
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Locus-standi of RAHUL need not be recognized. He is a small fry in Indian politics.
By demand supply equation, naturally the prices will go up. Govt does not grow Onions by themselves!). Having said that, there are hoarders and middlemen who hold back stock to make a fast buck. Govt has started raiding the godowns of such hoarders so that the tendency to hold back stock comes down.
If the same thing happens with food grain, govt can release the stock they hold at FCI godwons. But Onions and Vegetables are not stored by Govt also as they are perishable item.
Hence, this season you will have to put up with this price increase
why not they bring solace to poor
by govrning well
and dismiss Sharad Pawar?
If they are thinking ministry will collapse let it be
if they continue like this they wont come back at least
for 10-15 years.
if P.M. acts independently without her highnesses influence he will enter the history books as a great P.M.
ANYHOW HE WONT BE p.m. NEXT TIME
Rahul is in wings for sycophants. ...more
Lobbyist is deciding the port folio of Minsters
Miserably failed in all areas
HM and Sharad pawar is fighting in open .


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Class 6A
Olathe East trailed Lawrence Free State 16-0 at the half before storming back with 20 unanswered points in the second half to advance. Brandon Willingham rushed for 190 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Hawk offense back and into the second round where they will host SM Northwest.
Trailing 10-0 at the half, Shawnee Mission Northwest returned a blocked field goal 65 yards for a touchdown to cut the Shawnee Mission West lead to 14-7. Cougar quarterback Spencer Mangelsdorf later hit Drew Goodger for a 10-yard touchdown to give Northwest a 14-10 win. The Vikings outgained the Cougars 280 total yards to 121, but lost the game on the scoreboard.
Nick Sands scored three touchdowns as Olathe South edged Shawnee Mission East, 28-24. The Lancers led 9-7 at halftime before Sands scored his second touchdown to give the Falcons a 14-9 lead. The teams would trade scores from there on out with Frankie Seurer scoring the winning blow with a 1-yard touchdown run for the Falcons with four minutes left. Olathe South stopped the Lancers on downs late in the game and ran out the clock.
The defending champion Olathe North Eagles led two-win Shawnee Mission North just 28-21 at halftime, but shutout the Indians in the second half en route to a 48-21 win. Kansas Jayhawk commits Victor Simmons and Adonis Saunders rushed for 193 and 146 yards respectively for the Eagles.
Cody Parmely rushed for 126 yards and scored three touchdowns as Junction City eliminated Wichita Northwest, 51-17. The Blue Jays opened up a 29-17 halftime lead by shutting out the Grizzlies 22-0 in the second half.
Dreamius Smith rushed for 267 yards and three touchdowns as Wichita Heights opened the playoffs with a 49-7 win over Garden City. Quarterback Matt Reed added 96 yards rushing and a touchdown as Heights rolled to a 35-0 halftime lead.
Manhattan stifled a late Derby rally with a Jordan Nelson kickoff return for a touchdown right after the Panthers had pulled within 34-28 in the fourth quarter. Nelson rushed for 178 yards and three scores to go along with his kickoff return, while Ty Suggs added 178 yards rushing and three touchdowns of his own.
Quarterback Jared Helfrich threw for 175 yards and added 75 yards on the ground as Dodge City rolled past the Haysville Campus Colts, 42-14. Dodge City improves to 10-0 with the win and will now host unbeaten and second-ranked Manhattan in the state quarterfinals next Friday.
Class 5A
Bishop Carroll dismantled the Great Bend Panthers intercepting quarterback Greg Hildebrand four times and sacking him five times...IN THE FIRST HALF. The Golden Eagles led 42-0 at the half and made a statement a week removed from nearly knocking off Hutch with a 49-13 win. Jalen Hernandez rushed for 73 yards and a touchdowns, and also caught a touchdown pass from Tyler Nance. Nance scored touchdowns rushing, passing and receiving in the game.
Tyler Matthews completed 14 of 22 passes for 220 yards and a touchdown as McPherson turned a 21-12 halftime lead into a 42-12 in beating Andover Central. Kevin O'Connor rushed for 145 yards and touchdowns while also catching a touchdown pass. Alex Bontz finished a great junior season for the Jaguars by rushing for 221 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries. Bontz totaled 1,653 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season.
Ben Heeney rushed for 335 yards and five touchdowns as Hutchinson built a 55-28 lead and held on after two fourth-quarter Salina Central touchdowns. Ja'Mon Cotton added 107 yards and a touchdown for the Salthawks. Salina Central rushed for 150 yards against the Hutch defense, but threw for 220 yards.
After Kapaun Mt. Carmel grabbed a 12-0 lead, Emporia scored 29 straight points and hold off the Crusaders, 29-19. Junior back Derek Gifford rushed for 221 yards and scored four touchdowns as the Spartans moved on to take on Coach Dustin Delaney's old team, the Hutchinson Salt Hawks.
Bubba Starling rushed for 131 yards and threw for 113 yards as the Gardner-Edgerton shutout Bonner Springs 70-0. Brett Jensen rushed for 112 yards and three touchdowns in the first half. The Blazers advanced to take on Shawnee Heights in the second round.
Donnie Lockhart rushed for 230 yards and five touchdowns on 26 carries as Shawnee Heights outscored Mill Valley, 56-30. David Guantt added 105 yards rushing, scored two touchdowns, and completed 9 of 10 passes for 140 yards for the T-Birds. Mill Valley senior Kyle Brunson capped a stellar senior season with 187 rushing yards and a touchdown on 35 carries. Brunson finished with 1,949 yards and 26 touchdowns on the season. Sophomore quarterback Skylar Windmiller threw for 1,993 yards and 21 scores for the Jaguars.
Blue Valley built a 35-14 lead in the second half only to see Bishop Miege come storming back to pull within 35-34 with 2:23 seconds left in the game. Miege attempted to fake the PAT and take the lead, but Bryant Reber intercepted the two-point attempt and the Tigers survived. Justin Fulks rushed for 130 yards for the Tigers, while QB Kyle Zimmerman threw three touchdown passes.
Topeka Seaman led Lansing 21-14 at halftime, and got a A.J. Brown 19-yard field goal in the second half to hold on for a 24-20 win. Nathan Stanley led the Vikings with 90 yards rushing and a touchdown. Parker Gibson's last game at Lansing resulted in 67 yards rushing and a touchdown.
Class 4A
Ryan Hicks rushed 18 times for 197 yards and scored three touchdowns as DeSoto knocked off KC Piper, 34-15. Jeff Bowen added 130 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries as the Wildcats improved to 7-4 and advanced to take on Frontier League rival Louisburg in the quarterfinals. Louisburg defeated DeSoto 28-7 earlier this season.
Josh Hoffman rushed for 183 yards and three touchdowns as the Baldwin Bulldogs outscored KC Sumner Academy, 56-36. QB Ryan Rogers also had a big night rushing for 210 yards and a touchdown. Sumner quarterback Armond Brisbane finished a stellar career completing 25 of 31 passes for 284 and three touchdowns.
Louisburg won a shootout 56-35 at Chanute on Saturday night. Early in the third quarter Chanute pulled within 35-28 on a Brock Gilmore touchdown pass to Alec Haight, but Louisburg quarterback Kody Cook would hit Garrett Griffin for 44 yards to convert a third-and-41 on the Wildcats ensuing possession. Alex Gentges would rumble in from 22 yards out on the next play to give the Wildcats a 42-28 lead, and break the Comets spirits. Louisburg rushed for more than 460 yards in the win, led by Griffin's 220-yard, four-touchdown performance. Chanute's dual-headed rushing attack of Eric Bowman and Jared McComb rushed for 122 and 90 yards respectively.
Paola led 7-0 at halftime on a Tyler Henness short touchdown run, and would pull away for a 28-0 road win over Independence. The Panthers held the Bulldogs' outstanding running back Matt Bromley to just 53 yards rushing. Bromley finished his senior season with 2,150 yards rushing; 10 more yards than he had last season.
Topeka Hayden led Mulvane 32-0 at halftime and cruised to a 45-13 road win. Jon Banister rushed for 107 yards and a touchdown while Alec Steuber added 86 yards and two touchdowns along with an interception return for a third score.
Tanner Fisher rushed for 340 yards and five touchdowns on 41 carries as Buhler exploded for 26 points in the third quarter in rolling past previously unbeaten Abilene, 39-7. Fisher now has rushed for 2,281 and 39 touchdowns on the season, but he'll be tested in the quarterfinals against the Hayden defense.
Andale controlled the game and that stat sheet, but Holton won out on the scoreboard in a 21-8 win in the match-up of traditional 4A powers. The Wildcats could manage only 128 total yards of offense against Andale, but capitalized on a short field after Indian turnovers on two occasions to win. Jake Hattabaugh completed a great career at Andale with 159 yards rushing on 38 carries.
Josh Jarnagin rushed for 215 yards and scored three touchdowns as Ulysses marched on with a 47-21 road win over Hesston in the second round of the 4A playoffs. Jarnagin also caught two passes for 42 yards, both of which went for touchdowns from Braden Langston. Langston threw for 143 yards and three scores on the day. Trevor Pauls threw for 187 yards and a touchdown for Hesston, but was intercepted three times.
Class 3A
After tearing through nine straight wins and scoring less than 40 points in only two of them the Norton Bluejays were knocked out of the playoffs by a Beloit team that features a poised freshman quarterback. Payton Vetter completed all six of his passes including a three-yard touchdown pass to Luke Shamburg on fourth down with 2:23 left the game to put the Trojans on top 42-35. Casey Smith intercepted Norton quarterback Spencer Shirk in the end zone with 25 seconds left to preserve the victory. The Trojans rushed for 438 yards in the win including 151 yards for Robert Ludwig, 146 for Lane Koster and 94 for Shamburg. Ludwig, Koster and Vetter all posted one rushing touchdown while Shamburg added two scores on the ground to go with his one receiving. Norton's Terrell Lane ended his senior season with 162 yards rushing while Shirk completed 8 of 14 passes for 169 yards and one score.
Smith Center made a statement in their return to Class 3A by eliminating a 3A favorite in Scott City, 42-35. The Redmen built a 20-0 lead before Scott City rallied to lead 21-20 before the game was tied at 28. Smith Center rushed for more than 460 yards in the win and put together a time-consuming fourth quarter drive that resulted in a Kale Newell touchdown run with 1:30 left and a 42-28 lead.
Hutchinson Trinity used a solid rushing attack and a strong defensive effort to eliminate defending champion Wichita Collegiate 26-8. The typically pass-happy Celtics rushed for more than 160 yards and held the Spartans to just 143 yards of total offense.
Brian Doffing rushed for 189 yards and a touchdown as Conway Springs beat rival Garden Plain for the second time this season. The Cardinals led 20-0 after Cory Misak returned an interception 30 yards for a touchdown.
Rossville scored 24 points in the second quarter and built a 40-8 lead before giving up two late touchdowns in a 40-22 win over Effingham-Atchison County. Quarterback Mitch Buhler completed 24 of 35 passes for 308 yards and three touchdowns as the Bulldogs advanced to the quarterfinals for the second consecutive year. The Tigers finished at 9-2; their best season since 2004.
Caney Valley racked up nearly 400 yards rushing and held Southeast-Cherokee to just 20 rushing yards on 28 carries in a 47-7 win on Saturday night. Skye Richey rushed for 159 yards and two touchdowns for the Bullpups who advanced to the quarterfinals where they'll travel to Rossville.
Wellsville advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in seven years by drilling Neodesha 55-12. Dalton Hughes rushed for 168 yards and scored two touchdowns as the Eagles built a 28-0 halftime lead, and exploded for 27 points in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.
Silver Lake forced six Riley County turnovers in beating the Falcons 42-18. J.D.Morehead rushed for 123 yards and two touchdowns, including a 73-yarder to open the scoring for the Eagles. Kennan Kruger threw for 74 yards and a touchdown, and added 70 yards and a score on the ground. Falcon quarterback Bryce Chavis rushed for 145 yards and threw for 96 more in the loss.
Class 2-1A
Michael Glatczak rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns on just five carries as Centralia opened their 2-1A title defense with a 34-6 over TVL rival Onaga. Glatczak also hit five of six passes for 105 yards and three scores on the night. Riley Falk finished the game with 125 yards and a touchdown pass for the Buffaloes.
Olpe racked up 320 yards rushing in rolling past Valley Falls 35-6. Linden Stueve rushed for 99 yards and two touchdowns, and Tyson Pettijohn broke loose for 119 yards and two more scores. The Eagle defense came up big as well, intercepting Alex Lederer three times in the game.
Dorian Sills-Berry rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns in the first half alone as St. Marys rolled past Washington County, 46-12. Sills-Berry finished the game with 204 yards on the ground and scored four times as the Bears earned a trip to Pittsburg to take on Colgan in the state quarterfinals.
What was billed as a shootout played as a defensive battle as Ell-Saline took an 8-3 lead over Sacred Heart into the locker room at half. Ell-Saline got a long touchdown pass from Tate Omli to Kaleb Whitehair with 7:36 in the fourth quarter to distance themselves from the Knights 14-3. Tate Omli grabbed a fourth quarter interception in only his second game playing defense since week two but Sacred Heart got a fumble on a bad snap with 4:50 left which they had for only one play as Zach Willis got his second interception of the game immediately following the fumble to seal the victory.
Oskaloosa executed their game plan to perfection in the first half, grinding the clock and playing keep-away from St. Marys Colgan. At the half, the Bears trailed Colgan 7-6 and had run 35 plays to the Panthers 12. In the second half, Colgan would begin to show its big-play capability as emergency-quarterback Andy Farmer hit Christian Smith on a 49-yard touchdown and Smith would tack on a 12-yard run to give expand the Colgan lead. Farmer, Zach Smith, and Seth Sinnett would add touchdown runs as the Panthers pulled away for a 40-6 win. Farmer took his first snaps from center since last season as injuries kept Colgan starter Nate Arnold and back-up Sam Gilbert out of this game. Farmer switched from quarterback to wide-out for this his senior season.
Stanton County earned its first playoff victory since 2003 in style with a dominating 52-7 victory over Ellis Friday night. Ellis opened the scoring with a four-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Justin Kinderknect to Jared Knoll, but Stanton County controlled the remainder of the game tallying 438 total yards. Trojan junior Fabian Sierra nabbed three interceptions for the Stanton County defense and senior Austin Nairn picked up 199 yards rushing in the win.
Marcus Moeder rushed for 157 yards and two touchdowns as LaCrossse turned an 8-0 halftime lead into a 30-0 shutout of Moundridge. Leopard quarterback Tayler Stull scored the other two touchdowns and finished with 82 yards on the ground. The Wildcats were led by Daniel Ratzlaff's 75 yards on the ground.
Jaden Friesen rushed for 247 yards and two touchdowns and had 17 tackles on defense as Meade broke open a 22-7 halftime lead in blowing past Atwood-Rawlins County, 47-7. QB Kellan Hernandez added 89 yards on the ground and two scores as the Buffs won their ninth straight game. Hernandez also returned a punt and an interception for touchdowns.
Class 8M-I
With eight players with starting experience back from a team that went 11-1 and lost in the semifinals in 2009, Pretty Prairie was everyone's favorite to win the Division I state championship in 2010. With only eight wins in four seasons of 11-Man play under Coach Cullen Riner questions surrounded the Osborne Bulldogs in their first year of 8-Man play this fall. Riner and his Bulldogs answered those questions resoundingly with a 50-40 win over the state's top-ranked team Saturday to earn a trip to a semifinal rematch with Hill City. Osborne piled up 417 yards rushing including 206 yards on 26 carries from senior fullback Jakob Demars as Osborne broke ties at 22 and 28 points stretching their lead to 16 points in the last five minutes of the game. Pretty Prairie's senior quarterback Hunter Pittman was outstanding in the loss throwing for 278 yards but getting sacked five times in the fourth quarter.
After winning their first playoff game in school history on Tuesday, Hill City posted their second consecutive playoff win with a 26-20 victory over Jetmore-Hodgeman County. Both teams missed several scoring opportunities in the red zone, but Nathan Hanna came up with a fumble recovery for the second consecutive game leading to a Reggie Jordan touchdown run to give the Ringnecks a 14-12 lead. Jordan added two more touchdown runs in the second half to take the 26-20 lead with 4:41 and senior Matt Craig picked off a Longhorn pass in the last 1:30 to secure the win and a trip to the semis.
Madison gave up an early touchdown, but scored the game's next 42 points in beating Central Burden 58-12 in a contest that ended at halftime. Kole Schankie rushed for 104 yards four touchdowns and Collin Kile threw for 145 yards and three touchdowns for the Bulldogs which advanced to take on Lebo for the right to play in the state championship game.
Lebo withstood a 20-point fourth quarter rally from Colony Crest to eliminate the Lancers, 50-40. Dylan Kelley rushed for two touchdowns and quarterback Trevor White rushed for a score and hit Alex Linsey for two touchdown passes as the Wolves advanced to the third round of the playoffs for the first time since in 11-man football in 2005. Lebo will host Madison for a chance to play for a state title.
Class 8M-II
Top-ranked Baileyville B&B opened up a 30-0 lead after the first quarter in cruising past Tanner Brunner and Centre-Lost Springs, 58-12. QB Eric Huerter completed 4 of 5 passes for 81 yards and three touchdowns for the Falcons. Mitch Engelken rushed for 75 yards and three scores as B&B advanced to take on arch-rival Hanover in the state semifinals. Centre's Tanner Brunner finished his brilliant career with 12 carries for 67 yards rushing and a touchdown and a 70-yard kickoff return for the Cougar's other score.
Hanover scored two third-quarter touchdowns to break open a 22-14 halftime game in defeating Caldwell, 52-28. Ethan Diederich rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback Austin Steinfort added 82 yards rushing and 82 yards passing for the Wildcats. Steinfort rushed for three scores and threw for another in the game. Caldwell was led by Alex Davis who rushed for 187 yards and a touchdown in the game. Blue Jay quarterback Braden Lebeda threw for 124 yards and three scores in his final game.
Otis-Bison raced out to a 30-0 halftime lead over previously unbeaten Cheylin and cruised to a 51-6 win in the battle of Cougars. Patrick Piper rushed for a game-high 152 yards to go along with three touchdowns, and Michael Hlavaty added 103 yards and four scores for Otis-Bison. The orange and blue Cougar defense forced five Cheylin turnovers and held Dalton Magnani to just 79 yards rushing on 27 carries. Otis-Bison advanced to the state semifinals for the fourth time in the school's history. Cheylin wrapped up their best season in school history at 10-1.
Austin Stebens threw for 119 yards and two touchdowns as Ashland rallied from a 22-14 halftime deficit to knockoff Thunder Ridge, 28-22. Ben Fox and Ervin Swonger rushed for 82 and 64 yards respectively, and Terrell Osborn scored two touchdowns for Ashland.
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- It's your basic pizza placeVissidarteVIPDined on 6/11/2014with gracious service. The environment is stark and most basic. It's a good feeding place indeed with good draft beer.Special Features:
- Open ateaThetasteDined on 4/18/2014I sat at the bar, bar area looks like it needs a remodel. Not exactly contained with having boxes, trays, and cases out. One of the beer taps looks rusty. Food was great. Next time i'll actually sit at the restaurant but could hear everything coming from the kitchen out loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Fashion Week, well actually Month, is now underway and one particular member of Grazia Team Beauty has just touched down in NYC. With show kicking off about now, it marks the beginning of excessive note taking, backstage tweeting and perhaps a blister or two also. Whilst lots of planning and organisation goes into making our schedules as streamlined as possible, there are always a few essential things we just can't live without...
- Superga trainers, £40 schuh.co.uk - It's that slightly awkward trans-seasonal weather so we are wearing our favourite yellow Superga's to take us from show to show - they're comfortable, casual, kinda cool and fit in the Celine tote (at a push) and that's why we love them.
- Givenchy Mister Radiant, £21.60 - debenhams.co.uk - this badboy (top picture) is our handbag must-have, the ideal mid-morning, afternoon AND evening top-up for giving skin that extra much needed glow (yes there are plenty of killer 5am call times).
- Smythson Lapis Fashion Diary, £200 - smythson.com We would feel like we'd lost an arm if we didn't have a trust little journal to scribble down all of Pat McGrath's inspirations, James Pecis' quotes and Charlotte Tilbury's never-ending fabulous words.
- Tangle Teezer, £10 - asos.com Yes, we might be guilty of raving on about this, but when it's gone midnight and all you want to do is crash, who wants to battle with tangles?! Not us.
- Topshop Premium Leather Boyfriend Coat, £130 - topshop.com - NY is stormy, London's bound to be wet, Paris always has a chill and Milan is well, irrational... so we have got our new autumn coat packed to see us through whatever weather gets blown our way.
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The pilot stated that he owned the airplane for quite some time, and that it had been "sitting" on the field since 2004. He said that he stopped taking flying lessons, and decided to sell the airplane. He said on the day of the accident, he "washed the airplane" and "sumped the fuel tanks." While sumping the tanks, he noted that about a ½ cup of water drained from the left and right fuel tanks. He decided to start the airplane and take it up for 1-touch and go. During his initial climb out the engine began to lose power. Shortly thereafter, he "pushed the throttle forward, and the engine revved up and then stopped." At that point, he made a left turn towards the field and landed in heavy brush. He said that as he exited the airplane it "caught on fire" and he was unable to extinguish it. During the telephone interview with the pilot he said that "he did not get all of the water out of tanks."
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Stadium Bill Passes Both House and Senate, Awaiting Signature Of Gov. DaytonPosted by on May 10, 2012 – 12:53 pm
After years upon years of battling and waiting, the dream that so many within the Vikings organization, its fan base and the State of Minnesota shared has come true. The Vikings stadium bill has officially passed both the House and the Senate, and now is awaiting the signature of Governor Mark Dayton.
The Senate passed the legislation early Thursday afternoon by a 36-30 margin, setting the stage for Governor Mark Dayton to sign it into law and for the Minneapolis City Council to approve.
Thursday's outcome in the Senate marks one of the most historic days in the history of the Vikings franchise, as it paves the way for the Vikings to remain a part of the culture of fabric of Minnesota for many generations to come. Many thanks go to Vikings fans, who've been persistent and passionate about making their voice heard. Huge credit also goes to Governor Dayton, bill authors Representative Morrie Lanning and Senator Julie Rosen and their staffs, and everyone else at the State Capitol who supported this legislation.
More to come soon, so stay tuned to vikings.com.
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Stadium Bill Passes House, Faces Final Test On Thursday In SenatePosted by on May 10, 2012 – 3:41 am
Late on Wednesday night, the Vikings agreed to a revamped version of the stadium bill that came out of a Conference Committee which essentially merged both the Senate and House versions of the bill which passed earlier this week. Of note, the team agreed to raise it's contribution by $50 milllion.
Then, in the wee hours of Thursday morning, the House passed the vote by a 71-60 margin. The Senate is now up next and will discuss the bill beginning around Noon on Thursday, with a full vote expected later in the afternoon or evening. Should it pass there, all that is left is for Gov. Mark Dayton to sign the bill, which he will do.
So, the long-awaited quest for a new Vikings stadium appears to be nearing an end, but again, it still needs to pass in the Senate on Thursday.
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Corner Social
- Address:
321 Lenox Avenue
New York, NY 10027Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Corner Social
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cornersocialnyc.com/
- Phone: (212) 510-8552
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11 am - 4 pm
Dinner: Monday - Sunday 4 pm to 12 am
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday 11 am - 4 pm
Late night menu: Every night 12 am - 2 am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Jonathan Romans
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: For catering details please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Special Events: Join us for Thanksgiving! We are opening at 3pm and serving a 3 course Prix Fixe Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner $29.95 per person
Getting there
- Cross Street: 126th Street
- Public Transit: 2 & 3 express lines to 125th Street station and Lenox Avenue are a short block away
A, B, C & D to 125th Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue Station are 3 blocks away
4, 5 & 6 to 125th Street and Lexington Avenue are 4 blocks away
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Public parking is available just 1/2 a block west of Corner Social on West 126th Street between Lenox Avenue and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
A word from Corner Social
Locals and those who take eating and drinking seriously know that perched at the northwest corner of 126th and Lenox is a dining and drinking destination that embraces the very best of Harlem; a warm, inviting, vibrant, pulsing scene. Corner Social offers late night dining, outdoor seating, special DJ nights, in addition to daily lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, a 18-brass tap bar and year round custom catering for events large and small. A proud member of the Harlem community, Corner Social sources ingredients from local vendors that serve the community and partners with local organizations that further the interests of the Harlem neighborhoods it serves.Continued
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Corner Social reviews from OpenTable diners
9 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.6Service3.6
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (5)great for brunch (4)vibrant bar scene (4)good for groups (4)great for outdoor dining (3)great for lunch (3)late-night find (2)hot spot (2)kid-friendly (2)fit for foodies (1)Show More
- Ang1256VIPDined on 10/8/2014We arrived 7 minutes after our reservation time (6:37 for a 6:30 reservation) and they didn't have a table available for our party of 8, despite making the reservation days earlier. Once seated at a small, 5-6 person table, we said we were aiming to go to a show and would need to leave in an hour. Our food came 45 minutes later, after some of the much later orders around us. While the food was good, the failure to keep the reservation will make me choose another restaurant before going back.
- Wish it had been better.OpenTable Diner Since 2001Dined on 9/6/2014I had really wanted to like this place but it's amazing how much a poor server can spoil an evening. With a pleasant waitress we could have overlooked the slow service and good, not great food. After all, it's a cool spot. And the drinks were good. But our waitress could not have cared less about us. seriously, it was like we offended her somehow. She smiled, but then ignored us, forgot drinks, never checked on our food, asked how we liked it, or offered us a dessert menu. There are too many great restaurants to have to deal with that sort of thing.
- Beware the "Bad-Mannered bus boy"SenatorDined on 8/24/2014Wife and I visited here 4 brunch many times. LOVED it. Aug 24th, we had a bday dinner w/8 people at table 2H. Food was tasty. Waitress EILEEN was lovely/attentive. Music/DJ was great(touch TOO LOUD). Hard to hear each other. THING THAT RUBBED US THE WRONG WAY? Tall wiry bus boy came over, rudely pointed to cupcakes we prepared for wife's bday, said to my wife..."I want that one". We thought he was joking, but was quite serious. We do not mind sharing..wasn't that..was the blunt way in which he approached the table(and my wife directly)with an air of entitlement. As if we were in his home 4 dinner. Unprofessional. Most of staff could use a lesson in manners. Fairly small, yet noticeable hick-up, in what was otherwise a wonderful evening.Special Features:
- Good Times at Corner SocialSirEatsalotDined on 8/8/2014Corner Social is a wonderful addition to the food/bar scene in Central Harlem. It is usually busy and energetic. Service can be hit or miss. If it's a miss it's usually because they're slammed with customers. A little patience and a kind word will help a great deal. Food is amazing. The cheeseburger Spring Roles are a must!Special Features:
- The following 57 reviews are from the Corner Social reviews archive.
- Hot spot in HarlemfoodieluverDined on 7/19/2014This was definitely the place to be Saturday night. Most of the outside tables were taken so the hostess found us a great "window"seat which was actually a wide open door panel so it felt like we were outside. They were very accommodating (seating is before our whole group had arrived as we were starving), friendly and our server was fun. The nacho app was huge and really filling. Lobster Mac was delicious and the crab cake (1) was tasty. I enjoyed the sidecar cocktail too; sweet but not over the top. Bathrooms were even decent!! Great place - I'd go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No more chancesUptownDinerDined on 7/4/2014Live around neighborhood..this was 2nd chance for restaurant...first time son's chicken on sandwich was raw and not warm,, and my french toast with cornflakes was cold.--lively atmosphere, always crowded, we decided to try again, especially since soccer games would be playing on the many screens....this time..my order for turkey burger (simple) wast wrong 2 times...no time to wait for another...they gave us free dessert -we chose brownie with ice cream..tasted like brownie from mix.....ice cream, meh.. also had cheeseburger spring rolls, extremely greasy, and mac/cheese with lobster, nothing special.. service is extremely slow...not worth another visit .too many other better restaurants around...Special Features:
- a wonderful dinnerDandGDined on 3/19/2014This is a happening place. Make reservations or you won't get a seat. The menu is inventive and entrees delicious. Desserts were fabulous. It's vibrant there so don't be looking for a quiet dinner, but if you're looking for a delicious one this is a great place.Special Features:
- Birthday celebrationElVeeDined on 12/12/2013My friends wanted to celebrate my birthday with dinner. I chose Corner Social although I'd never eaten there. I am very happy I did. I made reservations because there were a few guest with me. Upon arrival we were greeted and seated immediately. We chose appetizers, salads and entrees. All the dishes were really good, flavorful and the portions were large. The drinks were really good too. I had the 321 pineapple and would definitely recommend it. The wait staff was attentive and very pleasant. I would highly recommend the kale salad; I don't eat pork so I had it without bacon. The bean nachos were pretty good. The butternut squash lasagna is heavenly and the chicken wings were nice and spicy. Overall experience, awesome. I returned today!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Fun NightMaggieVIPDined on 12/5/2013Corner Social proved to be a great venue for a night out with friends. It's good for small groups - no more than 6-8. The drinks and nachos were soooo good and the pumpkin lasagna was fabulous! Others enjoyed the crab cakes and burgers. We had an energetic and attentive waitress who added to the lively, fun-filled evening. We'll definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Double DateLLum83VIPDined on 12/2/2013Went here last night with my Fiancee and our friends for a double date dinner. Nothing too special about the food, service was okay although the order was wrong and had to be sent back. They were apologetic about it. Turkey burger lacked flavor($14) the salad was just COSTCO bought salad sprinkled with some cheese. The nachos were large in portion but also lacked taste. All in all an "american" diner type place but with over priced items. At least the company was great.Special Features:
- bdaymontyDined on 11/21/2013It was my girldriends birthday. The restaurant was accomodating. The food was off the chain. We really enjoyed our leave lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dazzlingly DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/22/2013Wow! We had an extraordinarily great meal at this urbane, uptown food utopia. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HottttttttOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/17/2013We are from DC, it was a great spot... Kinda like our U St. Great night life and bar scene. Good music.Special Features:
- Harlem delight....JoJoDined on 8/11/2013Corner Social was fun, casual and a perfect dining spot for my party of 6. The food was great. .. the band was awesome. .. the hostess was welcoming and accommodating. .. service was fast and always with a smile!Special Features:
- Night out with the girl!HOLLYWOODDined on 8/10/2013Nice neighborhood restaurant in an up and coming area. I enjoyed the menu and wine selections. The fried oysters were a hit.Special Features:
- A bit too noisylookingforgoodVIPDined on 8/2/2013The food was great and our server was fantastic, but I couldn't hear anyone at my table during our dinner conversation. The music was just TOO loud. The server tried to respond when we asked her to turn it down, but a few songs later, it was back at a loud level.Special Features:
- Great TimeCocoDeviDined on 7/22/2013Came here for quick bite with friends got here for Happy Hour, Strong Drinks and Great Food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls Night OutOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/6/2013We needed an evening out to catch up and agreed to make the trek from our respective homes in Queens, Northern New Jersey and Staten Island. It was well worth the trip. The atmosphere has a relaxed vibrance as we never felt rushed while chatting and people-watching. We left with full bellies and warmth in. our hearts. Highly recommended!Special Features:
- DisappointingjaneDined on 6/23/2013While the service and atmosphere was good, the noise level was too high for conversation and the food was expensive and small amounts. We didn't want to stay for dessert. Disappointing.
- Harlem hot spot & hip cuisineSmurfeatsDined on 6/21/2013Corner Social has great food & a very energetic, hip vibe. Everything we tried was super yummy! The fried macaroni is a must. The staff is super accommodating & very nice. It was a great place for a birthday celebration! It would also be a great NYC date spot. Fun & vibrant! Highly recommend all the way around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall ExperienceHobokengurl216Dined on 6/14/2013I thought the food was good. However, I think the portion sizes are kind of small. I wasn't starving once I ate my meal but I could have eaten more because I wasn't full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gracious and AccommodatingTantanDined on 6/14/2013My guests were driving into NYC from Philadelpha and we're over 90 minutes late. The hostess Camille was extremely accommodating by changing my reservation. Once we arrived she graciously allowed me to be seated outside as requested in my note when booking online. Unfortunately, the weather changed instantly and she was extremely gracious about seating my guests inside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cool little spot in Harlem.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/4/2013Cool little spot in Harlem. Nice outdoor dining. The food and wine were good. Outstanding service!Special Features:
- One of my favesOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/2/2013I have been coming here for awhile and it never disappoints, the food is excellent and the service is on point. I bought some friends who have never been (after I suggested this place) and they too enjoyed the food & experience. Oh can't forget I love the music that is one of my main reasons for liking this place so much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A local hangout - really notsteenVIPDined on 4/18/2013A local hangout - really not that great and super noisy. Just go for a drink if you like.Special Features:
- Food was fine, place had aUWSmomVIPDined on 4/1/2013Food was fine, place had a nice vibe. waitress was friendly but increasingly innatentive. on the loud side, but I'd still go back for a better than decent meal at a reasonable price.
- This is a great spot. TheJaneVIPDined on 3/24/2013This is a great spot. The food is good, the scene is buzzing, and the service is great. Harlem needs more spots like this. It's a comfortable, fun place to eat and drink. It gets a great crowd later at night, too. Great addition to the neighborhood!Special Features:
- A Social Place on a Harlem CornerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/2/2013I had such a wonderful time at the Corner Social. A gathering of Book Club friends was made a festive event due to the kind, courteous and efficient staff who catered to our needs. I will definitely visit again.Special Features:
- Great music, felt like a funOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/23/2013Great music, felt like a fun night out. Very loud though. Food was tasty. Fun place to go.Special Features:
- I went here with some friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/5/2013I went here with some friends for my birthday. The restaurant accomodated a reservatuon change last minute and our server was patient with people changing orders, etc. Food was good, fun atmosphere, etc. Definitely a lively scene which was fun as well.Special Features:
- Always A Fun Time.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/1/2013Gem in Harlem, nice friendly staff, good food ( the wings are my fave,) great to grab a drink, chat with friends, people watch or have a nice convo with nice new people...Special Features:
- Had a blast! The atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/15/2012Had a blast! The atmosphere was wonderful!! The music was awesome. It was a classic harlem spot. Would definitely recommend!Special Features:
- Great servers and good energy....foOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/6/2012Great servers and good energy....food decent, but it wasn't the highlight. The DJ/music and place was greatSpecial Features:
- Give your review a titleOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/6/2012Great upbeat, happening place. Food was fine, but the cheeseburger spring rolls were to die for. Don't miss them, no matter how weird they sound. We were there at 7:30 on a Thursday night and by the time we left the restaurant, the bar was packed and spilling over. Lots of fun, energetic people, but it was a little loud.
- Fun Bar, Great Food, A+ StaffOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/10/2012We showed up late for our reservation due to unexpected gas lines and the staff was SO helpful. They found us a table, gave me a charger for my iPhone and were so nice in general even though we were all in a sour mood after nearly running out of gas and having to wait in a long line to get it. The food was fantastic and the waiter brought it right away after I let him know we had show tickets. Definitely recommend this neighborhood gem. One caveat is that it is LOUD but in a fun way. I didn't mind since the ambient noise helped muffle my 7 year old's temper tantrum halfway through dinner!Special Features:
- Great customer serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/19/2012We arrived on time but since our table was not ready we got free drinks all night. Great customer service. Good food. Very loud but fun vibe and such beautiful people. Felt great just to be there!Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/17/2012I love this place. The service from the staff and owner is great! There is one bartender with a nasty attitude but we just avoid going to him. We imagine he wont last long with that attitude. The food is tasty and the bar is always packed. I would recommend going earlier in the evening when it is a little less crowded. (Especially during the weekends.) Also, they have two great djs.Special Features:
- Brooklyn meets Harlem...HungryGalDined on 9/28/2012I had reservations for 6 at 8:30. We checked in at 8:35p but didn't get seated until 9:05p. The table that was prepared for us only had 5 seats and it took the hostess FOREVER to settle the table. Three members of my party had to say something to her. We watched as other patrons were seated and became annoyed quickly. Not everyone enjoyed their meal but I did (turkey sliders). The mac & cheese balls...PHENOMENAL...was the consensus at the table! A strong recommend! The music as the night progressed was amazing. We danced in our chairs and hoped the next place we decided to go to for dancing had music just as good. Overall, I was satisfied and am hoping the next time we return, the hostess will be better at her job.Special Features:
- The food was flavorless. TheOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/28/2012The food was flavorless. The server was OK, but when asked for a well done burger/no garlic sauce, he stated "we can't do that." He then checked and found out it was possible. A "can't do" attitude instead of a "can do" attitude is not indicative of the NYC dining experience. The restaurant's lighting was too dim, which made reading the menu difficult at best. We tried this restaurant because it looked exciting when we pass by it (from work) and the website menu looked appetizing, w. The waiter informed us that the online menu was old. Many items were no longer available. Please update! I would not recommend Corner Social to friends/family, which is too bad, considering we want to eat local (Harlem) and support new businesses in the a
- The highlight was seeing TashaOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/11/2012The highlight was seeing Tasha Smith. Burgers were good too.Special Features:


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Losers in 12 of their last 13 games, the Phillies send Cliff Lee to the mound Sunday night hoping to avoid being embarrassed on national TV.
Lee (10-4, 3.05) hasn't pitched since July 21 after being scratched from his last scheduled start with a stiff neck. In fact, the ace pitcher has started just one game in the last 24 calendar days.
He hasn't exactly been spectacular in his last four games either: 26.1 IP, 16 ER, 28 H, 26 K, 4 BB. And he's given up seven homers in his last two.
The Phillies will face Braves rookie Alex Wood, a 22-year-old southpaw making his fourth career start. He's 1-2 with a 3.51 ERA, but he's been much better out of the bullpen. Oppoents are hititng .286 off him as a starter, compared to .219 as a reliever. Still, we know how the Phils tend to fare in their first game against a young guy they've never seen...
Cody Asche, whose young major-league career hasn't quite started with a bang, is 1 for 17 with three errors at third base. He'll sit Sunday and Michael Young will return to man the hot corner.
Young is also leading off, which he has done with success this season. He's hitting .313 batting first this year but is also currently in an 0-for-11 slump.
Darin Ruf has currently reached base safely in 31 straight games — that's every game he's started in his career thus far.
Believe it or not, Las Vegas favors the Phillies tonight as minus-120 favorites. If there's any chance of snapping this slump, tonight may be the night.
Here are tonight's lineups:
1) Michael Young, 3B
2) Chase Utley, 2B
3) Jimmy Rollins, SS
4) Darin Ruf, LF
5) Delmon Young, RF
6) Kevin Frandsen, 1B
7) John Mayberry Jr., CF
8) Carlos Ruiz, C
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2) Justin Upton, LF
3) Freddie Freeman, 1B
4) Brian McCann, C
5) Chris Johnson, 3B
6) Dan Uggla, 2B
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8) Andrelton Simmons, SS
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