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Im shocked you didnt enter the Masters this year Cw.
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Im shocked you didnt enter the Masters this year Cw.
Ha...would have been a disaster....I can't even imagine how ugly that would have been.
Oh man, Gary Thompson has been playing in that a long time!
I don't do signatures. Blondes, brunettes, and red heads are a different story.
Wow, he's been pretty consistent over the years.
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Jeff Tedford Press Conference Quotes
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Oct. 9, 2002
BERKELEY - Below are selected quotes from head coach Jeff Tedford from his press conference heading into the Bears' next game against USC. Cal will travel to Los Angeles to face the Trojans at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Where does your change in defense come from?
I think each week the game plan will be different. Moving Nnamdi (Asomugha) to corner was a situation that allowed for a bigger defender on a big receiver. We were able to do that because of the play of Donnie McCleskey. He played well the week before, and this last week he played very well in practice. So we don't drop off at the rover position when Nnamdi moves to corner, that was the situation. We wanted to get a better match up with Reggie Williams. We are going to mix it up in the secondary and give them different looks in the secondary. From time to time there were close calls ... where we got calls for pass interference, but they are going to be aggressive, take chances and not worry about making mistakes. The other part of that is our defensive front. With the rotation of our defensive front, we are very fortunate to have the ability to do that with the depth that we have there. I really believe that coming down to the end of the game it was critical in helping us win that game and that our defensive line was staying fresh. There was one drive that was listed as a 19-play drive, but was really a 23-play drive because there were four penalties involved in it. When you are talking about guys who are rushing the passer every single down and you have the flexibility and the depth to be able to rotate the platoon like we did, it really gave us an advantage. We were able to get to the quarterback a few times as a result.
On the secondary play
They were trying. If you recall the Washington State game, there where quite a few pass interference calls in that game too. We were trying to get up in their face - you just can't keep a steady diet of something. You are going to have to try and mix it up with the quality of receivers that we are playing against. So you will see them be aggressive and try to reroute receivers and try to break down the timing of routes, but you can't live playing bumper dilemma. We are going to have to mix it up, going back and forth.
If you had another Nnamdi on the team, would he make a good cornerback on a game by game basis?
A good corner, oh yeah with out a doubt. Nnamdi can run as well as anyone on our team. He's got great cover skills and he's got the range to be able to play those big receivers. He is physically big enough to be able to get his hands on them. You're talking about receivers that are 6-4, 220 pounds that can run. So you need some guys that are a little larger physically to be able to challenge them.
What did you see from Donnie McCleskey that makes him fit into the role position that is one of the hardest positions on the defense to play?
He had played real well against Washington State. He made two or three pass break ups and he was covering some of their best receivers. He is going to be an excellent player, he is going to give you 100% every single snap and he is very competitive. He is really doing a nice job and it is allowing us some flexibility to move people around because he is stepping up.
McCleskey must be very smart to be able to pick this up so quickly as a freshman?
The other thing is that there are some of the more veteran guys, like Bert Watts and Nnamdi - those guys are able to help communicate with him. He knows what he's doing, but if he is ever confused, he has guys that are sitting the secondary that will communicate with him to help him out a little bit
On USC's Carlson Palmer
He's a threat anytime to beat you. He has such great weapons and tools around him and he has great speed. He's doing a great job by playing very efficiently. He's a tremendous athlete that can break out and run at anytime and he throws the ball very well. He's a very talented guy.
Can you talk about how you are going to attack the Trojan defense?
We're working on that as we speak. It's going to be a test, because you are never going to roll through that defense. They're going to make plays and we're just hoping to make our share. Coach Carroll does an excellent job with their defense. They are very multiple, they have great schemes and are probably the best tackling team that I have seen. They have guys who can fly to the ball and they are very sure tacklers. Their defensive line is talented. They are great pass rushers as well. They can put pressure on you with just four men, but then they also have the capabilities of mixing a lot more packages in there. They're an excellent defense. Troy Polamalu is an excellent player, probably the best player so far in our conference. He flies around and they put him all over the place. He is a great player and anytime you lose somebody like that, if he doesn't play, it probably won't hurt them that bad. They have tremendous depth in their defense.
Is your team speed better than you thought it would be or have you been able to make up for the lack of speed in other ways?
I think we have some guys that are understanding their assignments and getting to their assignments when they need to get there. I think that's the key - putting them in the position that they can be successful and not leaving them on an island by themselves. LaShuan Ward has done an excellent job. He has made some big plays both in the kicking game and route running. He's really a threat to be a big play guy. More than just team speed, it's all 11 guys hustling. When you get them all playing snap to whistle, it makes it look like the team speed is there because our guys are playing very very hard.
On making the big plays
You always talk about making the big play when you are in the position to make the big play. We talk about turnovers and the team that makes the most mistakes or the least amount of mistakes. Fortunately, last week they turned the ball over twice in our territory and we didn't turn the ball over until the very end. We've been very opportunistic with turnovers. Our defense has created turnovers, our special teams have created turnovers and the offense has been fortunate enough, for the most part, to capitalize on them. Even though the passing yards were there for Washington last week, our defense didn't allow a passing touchdown. If we are keeping people out of the endzone, that's what matters.
On the 72,000 fans in Husky Stadium. Is there an energy on the road that has been absent at Memorial Stadium?
Possibly. When you go into those stadiums, I don't think there is any way that you can't feel electricity. I will tell you that our last home game against Washington State, I felt that a little bit in our stadium towards the end of the game. Our crowd really got behind us and I thought they did a really nice job. Hopefully one day it grows and becomes an atmosphere a lot like those other places that we've been playing.
On OLB Wendell Hunter
Wendell has stepped up ... he's a very good player. He provides speed and he's a very good tackler also. He has made some great open field tackles one-on-one. Its key because going into the seventh game, you are going to start getting banged up a little bit and people are going to have to step up and play. Wendell, Marcus Daniels and Brian Tremblay have all stepped up and played well for us.
On the receiving core
They've done a pretty good job of stepping up. Vinny (Strang) came in last week and made two really nice plays for us. Hopefully we will get Chase Lyman back soon. We are thin as far as depth is concerned, so we need to get some of those guys back and healthy. I think they've been playing well. I've been pleased with their production. Chase is pretty close to coming back and Junior Brignac is still hobbling on his ankle, but it looks like Chase maybe back next week. Redshirting Brignac is a possibility. We originally thought we were going to have him back within a week, but now we are at the halfway point of the season. The question becomes, is it worth it? It still depends on what happens to our receivers.
On TB Joe Igber
He's done a nice job. He's been very dependable and productive for us ... catching the ball and running it. He's done a nice job with his blocking and he's staying healthy. He's getting the yards that he can get. While we haven't broken the really big run, he's made a couple of pretty good runs. He's a solid player for us and doing a good job.
Kyle Boller said after last week's game that it was the best game that he's ever played. Was that the best game that you've seen him play?
I would imagine. He missed a couple of throws that I would expect him to make. Until he hits those guys that are wide open, then I'll tell him that he's played the way that he should play. He missed a long ball to LaShaun running deep. He had one to Jonathan Makonnen, if he had made a better throw we probably would've scored. The thing that is impressive about Kyle right now is that he is not making bad decisions. He's not turning the ball over, he's pulling it down and running with it and then he's being smart when he's in the secondary. He's getting down and he's not taking shots. I am very happy for Kyle to be able to go up there, win the game and have the type of game that he had. He was Pac-10 player of the week for the second time. He's getting better every week and I think he will just continue to improve. He understands the offense a little bit more and that has helped him. He is very efficient and he is pretty close to leading the conference in touchdown passes. To see the look in his eyes when he knew that he wouldn't have to snap again, the excitement on his face was unreal. He was running around and jumping up and down. More than anything, it was probably the biggest victory he has ever had and maybe that's what he was talking about. He was very fired up for that game and to win it in his senior year, he was very excited.

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Texas Tech NCAA Second Round Match Set
Texas Tech will face Florida State Friday at 7 p.m. in the second round of the NCAA College Cup.
NCAA Women's College Cup Bracket | NCAA First Round Press Conference | NCAA First Round Highlights
November 11, 2012
LUBBOCK, Texas - On the heels of the program's first-ever NCAA postseason victory Friday night, details on Texas Tech's upcoming second round match have been finalized.
Texas Tech and Florida State will square off in Tallahassee Friday at 7 p.m. at the Seminole Soccer Complex. The winner of Friday's match will advance to the third round scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. also at the Seminole Soccer Complex.
The Red Raiders advanced to the second round of the NCAA Women's College Cup after defeating North Texas 2-0 Friday night at the John Walker Soccer Complex.
No. 1-seed Florida State defeated Mississippi Valley State 6-0 in its first round match Friday night in Tallahassee.
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How big of a "time penalty" if any will come from the illegal feed zone? I think if Froome had not won the stage, it would be maybe a financial fine. Winning the stage in the fashion he did, after illegally obtaining a team feed bag when no one else could makes me think that maybe he should get a 6 minute penalty. That would put him like a minute and a half behind Mollema and Contador. Make him earn the yellow back in the Alps. I was really bummed when Qunitana got dropped, if he doesn't have any major injuries accidents, he should be a real force to contend with in the next year or two.
I was pumping my fist(s) for Armstrong during his second of 7 wins. Dominant performances .. after that, I was full of suspicion but it was still fun to watch. I remember watching Floyd's miracle recovery day thinking: this is great stuff but I hope he's not on something. I did the same for Alberto. Fun to watch but he was on something. Cadel, I think, was clean.
Froome? I am twice bitten, forever shy. His rides up hill and against the clock in this tour have been uncharacteristic and superhuman .. much like all the other assisted rides. A part of me hopes they don't catch Sky. It would really be bad for the sport, but I suppose it will mean a return to pure racing.
That thing on stage 13? Wow.
What's fun about watching doped up cyclists blowing the field away?
They might as well be riding mopeds.
Accusing a rider solely because of an excellent performance, relative to other riders, is ridiculous. It's like saying your co-worker is embezzling because she shows up at work with a fancy sports car.
It's absurd to suggest that Froome and/or Sky are the only ones in the peloton who would have access to a Super Secret Doping Formula. That has never been the case. I.e. you can't use the idea that "rider x beat everyone else" as proof of doping.
Someone is going to win on Ventoux. Someone is always going to win. The only way to stay at the top is to put in a consistent performance, and to push it when it really counts.
Is Quintana doping? Nieve? Rolland? Kreuziger? Ten Dam? They all put in outstanding performances today. Why not accuse the whole peloton? Why watch at all, if you're going to declare that the winner is doping because he... won?
To me, what this really expresses is a skepticism of the sport (despite cyclists doing the same crap as everyone else), as well as a general dislike of Sky and/or Froome.
I don't dislike Froome. I like that he love to race even when he really doesn't have to. My suspicion is a lot of riders are still doping. Why the eyes towards Froome? How many riders in the history of the Tour could put almost two minutes on Contador on a climb? I am talking about a climb in the Tour not a prep race.
If we have been hearing for 10 years about an up and coming rider named Froome being the next great thing I would still be wary of such a beating, but it would be in the realm of possibilities. The fact is up until a 2nd place ride in 2011 Froome had done next to nothing as a pro, and now the best or used to best cannot even ride his wheel.
He is not winning a 10 seconds he is winning climbs by minutes.
I forgot to mention I would love to see how Contador's climb time compares with his 2009 climb time. I suspect it must be much slower than 2009 for him.
No one disputes that someone has to win?
Its the manner of the victories that is causing concern, and its not just a few on an internet forum, suspicion is clearly rife as in interviews questions are being asked and even former riders are speaking out on live TV/Radio.
As you say, some great rides today........completely blown out of the water by another rider who has turned into superman since joining Sky.
And not to mention the food station fiasco, what exactly do you think sky were saying with that? Blatant cheating, or are we going to hear a ''we didn't realise''? Of course they know the rules, but decided that the rules do not matter, personally i think it shows the ethics of the team and you can guarentee the peloton are of the same thinking.
We won't get fooled again
I'd say that the histories of Froome (and Porte) in no way suggest that they were about to become world beaters - until 2011 that is, and now Porte can ride at the head of the field for miles, and Froome can ride away from anyone who is anyone on Ventoux, and look fresh at the finish. I'd love Sky to be clean, but it's getting very difficult to believe it.
I find it to be remarkable also that Porte came back in the manner he did after having his meltdown. Reminiscent of Landis' stage 17.
At the end of the day, money talks. Take for example, Armstrong. He just downsized to a ~USD2,000,000 home in Texas. He is set for life financially.
Maybe the calculation is about the money and not about clean racing.
I have never believed Team Sky to be clean. I have my suspicion about even Wiggin's win last year. Anybody remember that Brailsford hired Geert Leinders? To refresh your memories, Dr. Leinders was a Rabobank doping doctor during the time "the chicken" and Thomas Dekker were busted for doping.
Yes, definitely yes, Froome's ride today is just not from guts and glory.
Stay tuned!
Doping is not about the drugs or the biotechnology any more.
It's all about not getting caught.
I'm certainly no expert, but I hadn't seen anything that screamed "doping" to me from Froome thus far, but when I saw him just turn on the afterburners and leave everyone behind, I just thought "wtf" how is that even possible?
oh dear, what will you weirdos whinge about when the tour is over and Froome is cleared of any doping allegations
I wanna believe Froome is clean, but my head just won't let me!


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The team led by Josep Guardiola have arrived in Valencia, where they will face Levante at 22.00
Directors luncheon
As usual, Levante and FC Barcelona representatives with gather for the traditional directors luncheon before the match. On this occasion, the luncheon will take place at Nou Racó del Palmar at 15.00
The team left the Ciutat Espotiva Joan Gamper at 10.15 for El Prat Airport and arrived in Valencia at 11.55. Upon arrival the team went directly to their hotel, where they will stay until kickoff time at the Ciutat de València.
The Barça expedition
Besides the 18 players named to the team for this evening's match, vice president Jordi Cardoner, board members Susana Monje and Pilar Guinovart and football director Andoni Zubizarreta travelled with the team.
It's worth noting that one of the reserve players called up by Guardiola to face Levante, Martín Montoya, turns 21 this Saturday.
Return on Sunday
The team will spend the night in Valencia. Barça will start their journey home at 10:30 and arrive in Barcelona at 11:20.


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Anne Kastler Named Pac-12 Diver of the Month
Sophomore earns conference honor after strong January performances.
No. 1 Cal Rebounds with 183.5-116.5 Win over UCLA
Bears set two meet records in victory over No. 17 Bruins.
No. 5 USC Surprises Top-Ranked Bears
Cal suffers first loss of the year, heads to No. 17 UCLA Saturday.
No. 1 Cal Prepares for Tough LA Trip
Golden Bears Visit No. 5 USC and No. 16 UCLA This Weekend
No. 1 Cal Prepares for Tough LA Trip
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Record Crowd Sees No. 1 Cal Top Arizona, 190-109
Golden Bears close out home season with wins in 11 of 16 events.
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Cal prevailed in 13 of 16 events to down Arizona State, 229-69
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Monsignore Steven Raica works in Rome and has met the Pope on a number of occasions. He says the mood in Rome is one of worry and concern. He also sees that same concern here in Mid-Michigan.
The Pope has recently been put on a nasal feeding tube... and Thursday recieved the 'sacrament of the sick.' Not, as some believe, 'last rights,' which is no longer in practice by the Catholic Church.
Monsignore George Michalek of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lansing says 'last rights' indicated a person was about to do... which is not the case with the Holy Father... just that he is very ill.
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I remember watching some one use a rope to finish off the knee wrap. They put a rope on the second to last rotation and then covered it and then did something. It pulled the wrap through to anchor it and make the most of the wrap.
Any one seen this? Newer wraps these days are so thick and it's a bitch getting that last full rotation and being able to tuck the wrap snug.


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Dangerous food and drug interactions are little known and often overlooked
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• Consumed with antihistamines,
may increase drowsiness.
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• With the antibiotic Flagyl (metronidazole), can cause extreme nausea and vomiting.
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So 2 whole years passed by and no one even told me how dope this song was. I heard it for the first time a few weeks ago and I fell in love! It's so sensual and erotic. I can't get enough. It's been on repeat for days. #HeyBoo
"Come here let me whisper in your ear, Tell you how I'm about to make you feel"
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He's been above average. Sign him now when he's still relatively cheap.Hide replies
If "above average" means playing better than the other safeties on the roster, then yes, Burnett's above average.
But Burnett is no Nick Collins or Darren Sharper.
That's true. Burnett can still play professional football. Collins and Sharper cannot.
Tankduke - "he's no Collins or Sharper.?" You must be young or do not recall Sharper's early year as a Packer. His tackling (when he didn't whiff) was terrible and, if I recall correctly, there was talk of giving up on him. Same for Collins. I just think it takes about 3 years for a player in most positions (safety included) to either step up and play or just be an average joe.
good to hear a deal is getting done.
burnett is one of the better young safeties in the game today with an outlook trending up.
you're homerism is reaching the ridiculous stage PB...He is pretty good, hopefully ready to take the next step...signing him now is not a bad move...but one of the better young safeties in the game??.....ahhh.....no......maybe he will be, but you can't say that yet
yeah, i know.
i'm the only one who thinks that.
the packers are trying to get him locked up because they don't think that either.
they locked up Hawk....was he one of the best ILB's in the game??....no.....
He locked up a pay cut last I checked
actually, hawk technically became a FA before they locked him up in 2011, putting a deal off until the last minute.
conversely, burnett seems to be the priority contract over other key components, such as raji, jones, shields, finley, neal and EDS.
so, yes, i would say the packers consider burnett a bit somewhat valuable to them in the long run of the team.
no doubt. PB...but again, that isn't the issue...you said one of the "best" young safeties in the game....out of 64 starting safeties in the game, is he top 10??....no....someday???...maybe, but not yet......and did you just say Neal and EDS are key components????...wow.....lay off the drugs PB
@ Diamond Dave, try reading for a change. PB said one of the "better young safeties in the game with an outlook trending up."
YOU are the one throwing around the term "best," presumably to bash PB.
Maybe next time you will stick to the facts before bashing others, but we won't be holding our breath.
"better" vs "best"...PB is this like your 5th ID???.....pathetic
This is not PB's 5th ID. Instead of putting words in a person's mouth and framing the other person's argument, try sticking to the facts next time.
Ever heard of the phrase "good, better, best" big difference. Except in one regard, none of them apply to your skills with the English language or logic.
so he's not one of the "best" young safeties, he one of the "better" young safeties.....yeah, that a huge difference...MCGILL=MCTOOL
DD, I guess when you lose the argument, you have to stoop to name calling. YOU totally missed the point...YOU started ripping on someone because YOU didn't read their post correctly. I guess you are too busy in your little world to do things like read the FACTS and understand WORDS.
And once again, "better" and "best" are different. Best denotes superlative. Better denotes comparative. But, I guess you are too busy ripping people down while losing arguments to try and understand words and facts, rather than admitting YOU made a mistake.
um, not all 64 of those starting safeties are "young", as in on their 1st contract.
if this report is accurate, clearly the packers disagree with you.
again PB, some of us think and evaluate for ourselves...you let the packers do everything for you...if they were always right, their defense would not have been abysmal for the past 2 years. The Offense has been good enough to win it 4 years in a row. So there is praise and criticism to go around. You let your undying faith lead to your beliefs, I let the facts dictate mine.
among all the "young" safety's in the league I can say he is in the top 10 maybe even top 5.... Among the rest top 15 or top 20.... Burnett is not too far from being one of the top overall safeties.... Maybe he reaches that pinnacle this year... We shall see... I like the Packers keeping a hold on Burnett I would hate to see him find success elsewhere....
advancedNFLstats.com ranks burnett the 14th overall safety in the NFL from this past season.
profootballfocus has him 16th overall.
both sites easily placing him among the best young safeties in the game.
take it for what it's worth.
i know you will.
those websites have nothing to do with the packers.
unlike you, i understand i'm not a scout and don't know what they, or the packers, know.
maybe someday you'll realize that too.
maybe some day you'll also realize you don't know any more than me or anyone else. you only think you do.
which is kinda cute.
those websites have nothing to do with the packers.
unlike you, i understand i'm not a scout and don't know what they, or the packers, know.
maybe someday you'll realize that too.
maybe some day you'll also realize you don't know any more than me or anyone else. you only think you do.
which is kinda cute.
PB, sometimes the best sites to read up on top players or whatever are sites that are not "home" team related...
PB I see you conveniently have not tried to defend your incredibly stupid statement about Neal and EDS being "key components"...but you will be reminded throughout the year...anyway, you simply don't get it...I state my opinions on what I see, you state your opinions on what TT sees....that is gutless...still waiting for you to disagree on even one move they have made, but you won't because you are simply here to champion every move they have made whether it is good(standing by Tramon) or bad(standing by Hawk)....we know what the Packers are thinking, we read it every day here...this blog is for readers to state THEIR opinions, so don't waste our time explaining the Packers opinions-that is the JSO 's job, not yours.....or is it??
what's really funny is just yesterday you were criticizing NC cheese for allegedly thinking he knew more than ted thompson.
It's a mistake to lock up a young buck like Burnett.
They should have spent $34 mil on Wayne Larrivee and Fred Kruger. Them boys is ballers, baby! ILBs and Try Hard! guys is where the cap $ should be spent, not on do nothing types like Burnett, Clay, and Erin.
Tips McGee, blogger GM extraordinaire, will take us to the promised land!
HB this blog is for the grownups, and it's past your bed time....you have to get up early for Henry Hugglemonster...but at least you're trying to spell (not successfully),but nice attempt
i don't have to defend them.
clearly, EDS and neal are in line for significant roles this year, along with an eye towards the future.
that seems rather obvious.
"key components"???....LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
again, those websites are not TT. i would have added more but they were the only 2 current rankings i could find.
which is 2 more than you've presented.
YOU are an anonymous commenter on a public blog. the smarter you think you are, the stoopider you look.
it's quite impressive.
yes PB, you find websites to try to verify your belief in that TT is god-like....I don't have to do research to see how bad the defense got smoked in the 2 biggest games last year......those are the only rankings that matter, and you are the one who continues to look "stooopid" denying that fact......in layman's terms, you are either delusional or ignorant....which is it?
i only found those 2.
i mean, he was also listed as the #10 safety overall for 2016 but that's ESPN, which i hate, and it's based on speculation, so i didn't include that.
the 2 i listed were based on 2012.
feel free to post any rankings you find from the websites you prefer.
you should also post a link to your personal scouting website.
so he is not top 10...as I said....it's alright to admit your wrong PB
those websites also didn't mention ted thompson.
i don't believe he impacts the rankings.
i never said he was top 10 safety right now.
nor did either of the 2 websites I specifically posted that you comically got so bent about me picking to "verify" my belief.
i said he is "one of the better young safeties in the game today with an outlook trending up".
Balding, we haven't heard from you in months. Good to see you back. Warming up the blog for training camp?
This was actually entertaining for my Saturday morning. Thanks for the laughs boys. DD is a drama queen looking for a bee hive to stir up and PB is going stir crazy waiting for the season to begin. Too funny....
Gotta see the money before you judge this one. . . .
Will it cause issues with Raji and Shields - that's the question! My guess is that the other guys were looking for much larger paydays, but you never know.Hide replies
Finley's gone dude..........TW gone or restructured. I'm thinking that will free up at least 10 mil.
Finley will not take a pay cut and will chase the money IMO.
In which case he may take a pay cut.
in the end he may have no choice
I think TT and Ball can find away to retain all the players thats if they want to retain all or just retain a few and cut the rest... We shall see as time rolls on...
Finley is not gone yet... Also there is a chance he will take a pay cut... He may have spoken early offseason that there is no way... However he could have a change in mind when the inedible comes to... Finley is still young and could very well mature this season... We shall see...
"when the inedible comes to"?
as in not eatable, like a tin can?
My bad PB, *However he could have a change in mind when the time comes*
Id like to see the upside of Gilbert Pena and that may allow Raji to be expendable
a nice leap by Boykins and a real nice rookie showing by Charles Johnson may allow Jordy Nelson expendable as well,so there is options to free up cash in cap space. Not to mention if the nerve in Williams shoulder is healed up and he actually tries to make a tackle and between Williams,House ( assuming he plays well) and Hayward,,Shields may walk as well ( unless his re guests are reasonable.
He's been OK so far, but nothing special. I am somewhat surprised by this one. Could be because of the uncertainty at the other safety spot.
I trust TT will get Burnett at a reasonable number.
Good idea. Burnett has shown consistent improvement every season. He's not Nick Collins, then again, who is? Collins was arguably the top playmaker at safety in the league when he went down. But Burnett is a vital part of the secondary going forward.
Burnett has been solid as we all know.. This deal is better to be done than better too be done later... Burnett is young and still making progress too be that safety Collins and Sharper was for us.... Its best to tie him down now and enjoy his progress... Don't want to see this guy peak wearing another uniform..
Not a good idea. Injury prone and unlike Sharper and Collins who were All Pro in their rookie seasons, Burnett hasn't shown that type of ability.Hide replies
Injury prone? I recall he tore his ACL in is rookie year, but I don't recall a lot of injuries since. In fact, last year he was one of only two defensive players in the NFL to play every snap from scrimmage. Also, I don't think either Collins or Sharper were "all pro" or even made the pro bowl their rookie years. Collins flashed talent during his first threee years (made a lot of mistakes as well), but really didn't acheive elite status until 2008, his 4th season, as I recall.
He had the hand issue where he played with 'the club', but he PLAYED. Man, every pro football player that isn't a QB is injury prone.
Both Collins and Shaper made their FIRST Pro Bowl in their 4th season. Sharper didn't start his rookie year & Collins had a TOTAL of 4 ints. in his first 3 seasons. So nice post except for everything you said ( all of it factually wrong).
The Packers are quite a bit under the cap right now and are going to pick away at the "value" players, if you will and get them signed. Morgan Burnett is healthy, 25 years old and experienced within the system. This makes perfect sense as long as they don't pay him an AJ Hawk type salary. Sam Shields took pass on a salary extension, hope that's works out for him. Devon House may be the better corner of the two.Hide replies
absolutely BA4PACK.....It's a good resigning, but not at Hawk money..
I agree with you Dave, good post, signing one of the better young safeties in the league is what makes TT so great.
his draft record(Burnett certainly fits in there) is what makes him great, along with the hire of MM
He did lead the team in tackles last year and I think his best ball is ahead of him yet.
agreed Old, he certainly took a step forward last year, if he takes another step forward we can talk pro-bowl
Lets hope they can get it done!
Sean Richardson,McMillian and MD Jennings im guessing will be fighting it out for 2 spots at FS and the corner they drafted from Iowa who they are moving to safety gets a shot at it as well
Should be interesting and the Packers still have a pile of FA left after 13,although there are more then a few who will be allowed to walk w/o much ado.
Im more worried about Bulaga..If he does kick some tail at LT what is he going to cost the Packers after he hits the market after the 13 season or what will it cost to sign him before he hits it.
I get it ,you want to see him prove he can play LT,prove the hip is healthy ect but if all is well, that will be a cap eater for sure,even if Bulaga takes a home town discount.Hide replies
he will be worth it if he plays the position well...keeping A-ROD healthy has to be priority number 1
Bulaga will be a free agent after the 2014 season NOT after 2013. No need for you to worry about his extension now.
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The 2007-'08 Boston Celtics come in at the second spot on this list. This team went from last to first thanks to two shrewd trades by President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge.
After the 2006-'07 season, the Celtics finished 24-58, which marked the second worst record in the NBA behind only the Memphis Grizzlies. The Celtics had a 19.9% chance of receiving the number 1 pick in the NBA Draft Lottery, but they got the 5th selection, which meant they lost a shot of drafting either Greg Oden or Kevin Durant. Oden and Durant were the consensus top picks in the Draft. It was just a matter of which one would be taken first. The Celtics instead suffered the worst possible outcome, but Ainge swapped the fifth choice in the 2007 NBA Draft on the day of the Draft along with Wally Szczerbiak and Delonte West to the Seattle SuperSonics for sharpshooting guard Ray Allen and the 35th pick in the Draft. The Celtics took Jeff Green at number five for the Sonics while the Sonics chose Glen "Big Baby" Davis. This set the stage for an even bigger move that would propel the Celtics to become title contenders before the 2007-'08 season even began.
On July 31st, Ainge pulled the trigger to acquire forward/center Kevin Garnett from the Minnesota Timberwolves. Ainge shipped Al Jefferson, Ryan Gomes, Theo Ratliff, Gerald Green, Sebastian Telfair, two first-round picks, and cash for Garnett. This was the most players involved in a trade for any single player. It was a brilliant strategy that allowed the Celtics to create a super team of Allen, Garnett, and Paul Pierce.
The Celtics then signed Eddie House, another shooting guard off the bench , who could provide energy with his perimeter shooting. James Posey was brought in after he helped the Miami Heat win the championship in 2006. Posey would bring a lunch-pail attitude of defense as well as an ability to stretch the floor with his outside shooting. The Celtics also brought in Scot Pollard to provide depth in the frontcourt. Ainge attempted to lure Reggie Miller out of retirement, but he was unsuccessful.
With 13 players on the roster, the Celtics went to Rome for the 2007 NBA Live Europe Tour. During the preseason, the team, led by Garnett, came up with a term that defined their season and answered critics who questioned whether Allen, Garnett, and Pierce could play together. This word was "Ubuntu ," and it is an African humanist philosophy that means, "I am what I am because of who we all are."
In the anticipated season opener, the Celtics crushed the Washington Wizards, 103-83. The 6-foot-11-inch Garnett posted 22 points and 20 rebounds in his Celtic debut. Meanwhile, Allen was an efficient 5-for-10 from the floor, including 2-of-5 on three-pointers. The Celtics built a 22-point halftime advantage and they never looked back in the second half. The Celtics reeled off eight consecutive victories before they lost in Orlando against the Magic, 104-102.
The Celtics had a young, mercurial point guard in Rajon Rondo, who was in his second season after he was drafted by the Phoenix Suns before he was traded to the Celtics in the 2006 NBA Draft. Rondo was still in a developmental stage, but he had trouble with his shot. His quickness enabled him to get by most guards in the league for easy baskets or an opening for a teammate. Meanwhile Kendrick Perkins established a ferocious paint presence on the defensive end with his scowl and toughness.
The Celtics entered the All Star break with the best record (42-9). Allen and Pierce convinced power forward/center P.J. Brown to come out of retirement to sign with the organization. After Sam Cassell was bought out by the Los Angeles Clippers, the Celtics brought him aboard in late February.
The Celtics finished with the league's best mark at 66-16. With a 42-win difference from the previous season, it was the largest single-season turnaround in NBA history.
In the postseason, the Celtics had trouble with the eighth-seeded, Atlanta Hawks. Both squads won three games on their home court before the Celtics put an end to the Hawks with a lopsided 99-65 score in the deciding Game 7. Then in the Eastern Conference semifinals, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers gave the Celtics a scare. With the series knotted at three, James and Pierce matched each other in a scoring duel for the ages. James had 45 points while Pierce put up 41. A P.J. Brown jumper along with a critical James missed free throw handed the Celtics a 97-92 win to send the Celtics into an Eastern Conference finals showdown against the Detroit Pistons.
The Pistons were making their fifth straight Eastern Conference finals appearance, but the Celtics held homecourt advantage. The Celtics lost their only game at home in the playoffs in Game 2 before they beat the Pistons in Game 3. Eventually, the Celtics ousted the Pistons in Game 6 where they won on the road for the second time in the postseason.
The Celtics would meet old rival, the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Finals. The Lakers made a trade to get forward/center Pau Gasol of the Grizzlies in February. They had lost their other big man, Andrew Bynum to a torn ACL earlier in the season. The Celtics received a scare when Pierce was escorted into the locker room in a wheelchair after suffering an apparent leg injury. He later emerged from the locker room to lead the Celtics to a Game 1 victory. In Game 4, the Celtics held a 2-1 advantage, but they fell behind early. The Celtics came back from a 24-point deficit to win 97-91 and climb within one victory of winning the franchise's 17th championship. After losing Game 5 in Los Angeles, the Celtics celebrated, to the delight of their hometown fans, a 131-92 demolition of the Lakers. Pierce was named MVP of the series when he averaged 21.8 points, 6.3 assists, and 4.5 rebounds.
The Celtics underwent this transformation because of their players, teamwork, and defensive intensity. Garnett and assistant coach Tom Thibodeau were the primary reasons for their defense. The Celtics allowed the second fewest points in the league (90.3). They had enough veterans who were hungry for a championship, whether they had not previously won one or they were looking to add more hardware to their collection, to make the vision come together.
This season validated the greatness of Allen, Garnett, and Pierce. Garnett was named the Defensive Player of the Year. Meanwhile, Allen sacrificed his all-around scoring to be more of a perimeter threat while taking any openings. Allen nearly broke the Lakers reserve Sasha Vujacic's knees with a crossover move in the Finals and his shooting did break the Lakers' backs in Game 6. In the Finals, the Lakers had nobody to defend Pierce, which is something they would improve upon in the future. Pierce will go down as one of the greatest scorers in the game. The combination of Pierce's shooting, surprising quickness, and strength allows him to score in multiple ways. Garnett's pick-and-roll defense along with his ability to knock down outside jumpers makes him one of the best players in the league. All of these players were able to complement their games while making sacrifices to reach a goal that none of them had accomplished despite their remarkable statistical achievement.
The thrill of revisiting that magical season when all elements came together is proof that this squad is deserving of the designation of the second best team of all time.


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Observance of the Anniversary of September 11th
September 11, 2003
morning. It has been two years since terrorists
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If you were hurt on the job then you should apply for worker's compensation from the employer where you were hurt on the job. Even if that employer terminated you, you have the right to go to a lawyer who handles workers compensation cases and get the lawyer to open up a claim on your behalf against your former employer so that you will get a weekly worker;s compensation paycheck while you are out of work and unable to work because of the on the job injury. Unemployment compensation does not pay claimants who have been certified by a doctor to be unable to work -- because to collect unemployment compensation one of the requirements every week is that you must be "able to work and available to work" -- so if you have told them that you have a doctor note saying that you cannot work then you do not meet the legal requirements to make an unemployment compensation claim in Alabama (or in any state). To find a lawyer to handle a worker's compensation claim for you against your last employer, you should contact your local county bar association and ask them for the names of several workers compensation attorneys in your area. THese lawyers will talk to you without any payment up front because they will collect their fee once they open a case for you against your former employer.
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ok but i fell at home few days later after i fell at work went to E.R. when i was told i bruised my skelton. wasnt sure where i hurt my back,but i got fired for not reporting it. so do i still claim it then on workmans comp
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can i apply to workmanscomp now since its been 3 months and how do i apply for workmans comp
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You can apply to workers compensation -- your employer is supposed to do the paperwork and send it into their insurance company. However, because your employer has not done this for you it seems like they do not want to follow the law -- and in that case it is where you need to contact a local attorney who handles workers compensation claims to open up the claim for you -- your employer CANNOT tell an attorney "NO" -- they must open up the claim at the attorneys request.
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