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Courthouse - 500 NW 6th St, Rm 170 / PO Box 69, Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 / 97528
8:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 4:00 M-F
Phone: (541) 474-5240
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Josephine County Recorder Information
The County Clerk is responsible for recording and maintaining real property records.
Recording Fees
To record a document, the fee is $51 for the first page and $5 for each additional page.
Any document containing multiple transactions is $5 per additional transaction.
Additional instruments (after the first) being assigned, released, or satisfied are $5 per instrument.
A non-standard fee of $20 will apply to documents not meeting the requirements. This is in addition to regular fees.
All fees are due at the time of recording. Cash, checks, or money orders are acceptable forms of payment. Checks should be made out to Josephine County Clerk.
If recording in person, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and debit cards are accepted. The Clerk and Recorder's Office does not offer notary services.
Include a self-addressed stamped envelope to expedite the return of documents. For questions and to confirm amounts, contact the Josephine County Clerk directly.
Document Formatting Requirements
• Documents should not be on paper larger than 8.5x14 inches or smaller than 8.5 x 11 inches. The font should be at least 8 point and in black ink. White paper should be used, and needs to be heavy enough to not allow bleed-through from the backside when copied.
• On the first page, provide a blank space in the upper right corner at least 3 inches wide and 2 inches tall to accommodate the recording sticker. If this space is not provided, an additional page will be added, which will count towards the total page count when fees are assessed.
• Original signatures are needed to record an instrument.
• The first page of the document must contain the name of the transaction; the names of the grantor and grantee; the name and address to whom the document will be returned; the true and actual consideration paid for the transfer; tax statement information; information required for the county clerk lien record including the name of the claimant, name of debtor, and amount of the lien; name and address of beneficiary (trust deeds and mortgages); and name and address of assignee (assignment of trust deed and assignments of mortgages). If this information is not given on the first page, a $20 non-standard fee will be applied to the recording.
• An acceptable legal description is required for all documents pertaining to real property. A legal description is not a tax lot number or address. Acceptable legal descriptions are: a subdivision name with lot and block, a metes and bounds description, a partition plat recording and parcel number, or a reference to a book and page of any previously recorded Josephine County public record.
• When providing tax statement information, include the name and address to where future tax statements should be sent. This is required on documents conveying or contracting to convey fee title to real estate. The statement should be in substantially the following form: "Until a change is requested, all tax statements shall be sent to the following address."
• The true and actual consideration paid for the real property should be included. This is required on documents conveying or contracting to convey fee title. If the actual consideration consists of or includes other property or other value given or promised, neither the monetary value nor a description of the other property or value need be stated so long as it is noted on the face of the instrument that other property or value was either part or the whole consideration. If the statement of consideration is in the body of the instrument preceding the signatures, execution of the instrument shall constitute a certification of the truth of the statement by the person signing. A particular form is not required for the statement so long as the requirements are reasonably met.
• A mandatory statement should be included for sales agreements, earnest money receipts or other instruments for conveyance of fee title to real property. Oregon Revised Statute 93.040 lists this statement, which should appear on any instrument transferring or contracting to transfer fee title to real property.
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You can read about the latest chapter in the saga over the fundraising practices of The Independent Party of Oregon in my front-page piece in The Oregonian.
In this post, I want to focus on the party's other news. It released a list of 77 legislative candidates seeking the party's nomination. Under the new "fusion voting" law, candidates are allowed to list the endorsements of up to two other parties besides their own on the ballot.
This could be important. Check out these paragraphs on my story about investigatory materials relating to the Independent Party released from the AG's office:
In a separate interview with an investigator from the attorney general's office, [Senate Democratic campaign official Ben] Unger said Democrat Dan Rayfield would give state Sen. Frank Morse, R-Corvallis, a tough race this fall, particularly if Rayfield also had the Independent nomination, which Unger said was worth an "automatic two to three points."
But if Morse wins the Independent nomination, Unger said, "we're screwed."We should have a pretty good chance to see just how this plays out, both as candidates compete in the endorsement and in November election. There are more than a half-dozen competitive legislative races where the Independent endorsement could be important.
In the House, for example, Rep. Judy Stiegler, D-Bend, is one of the most vulnerable incumbents as she runs for reelection against Republican Jason Conger. Both are seeking the endorsement and if you buy the idea that running as a "Democrat Independent" or a "Republican Independent" is worth a couple of percentage points, then Stiegler and Conger are really going to want this nomination.
Conversely, there's a heated race between Democrat Cheryl Myers and Republican Patrick Sheehan for the open seat in House District 51. Only Myers is listed as seeking the nomination, so we'll see what she is able to make of it.
Other interesting races to watch where both of the major party candidates are seeking the Independent nomination:
Senate District 15: Republican incumbent Bruce Starr of Hillsboro vs. Democratic Rep. Chuck Riley, also of Hillsboro.
House District 39: Rep. Bill Kennemer, R-Oregon City, vs. Democratic challenger Toby Forsberg.
Senate District 19: Senate Majority Leader Richard Devlin, D-Tualatin, vs. Republican challenger Mary Kremer.
Senate District 26: Republican Chuck Thomsen, a Hood River County commissioner, vs. Democratic Rep. Brent Barton of Clackamas.
Oh, and one more. Both Rayfield and Morse are also seeking the Independent endorsement down the valley in Senate District 8.
Of course, even after the election it may be hard to tell what impact the Independent Party's backing will have. Unlike in some fusion-voting states, candidates won't be listed separately under each party label (which gives you at least a rough sense of how many voters are attracted by the individual nomination).
But you can bet folks like Unger, who heads the Senate Democratic Leadership Fund, will be charting just how many Independent endorsees win this fall.

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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. -- Vijay Singh couldn't care less about The Streak. The way he and Tiger Woods played Saturday in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, that might not be an issue much longer.
While Singh soared to a 5-under 67 to take a one-stroke lead over Notah Begay through two rounds, Woods suffered a serious setback in his bid to become the first player since Ben Hogan in 1948 to win six straight PGA Tour events.
Woods needed a heroic par on the 18th at Spyglass Hill to salvage a 1-over 73, which left him eight strokes behind Singh -- and no guarantee he'll have two rounds to make it up.
''I didn't shoot myself out of the tournament,'' Woods said. ''If there are two more rounds, I still have a chance. If there's one more round, I have to shoot low and hope for the best.''
Singh made several nice par saves in a bogey-free round at Pebble Beach, which put him at 133 with a trip to Spyglass -- the most difficult of the three courses -- awaiting him Sunday.
''I'm not really worried about his streak,'' Singh said. ''I'm just going to go out there and try to win the golf tournament. Sooner or later, somebody is going to break that.''
Begay also played Pebble and had a 68, although his his round of eight birdies and four bogeys was far from the consistency Singh displayed on a day that featured everything the Monterey Peninsula has to offer -- clouds, wind, rain, sunshine.
Adding to the fickle weather were unbearable waits on just about every shot. It took Woods 6 hours, 17 minutes to finish his round.
Fleisher leads Seniors
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- For a change, the big names will have to catch Bruce Fleisher.
Fleisher, who won only one tournament in 30 years on the PGA Tour, blossomed last year as a Senior PGA Tour rookie, winning player of the year honors and leading the circuit with $2,515,705, more than he made in his entire PGA Tour career.
He's starting his second season the way he began his first, taking the lead in the Royal Caribbean Classic on Saturday with an eight-birdie, no-bogey round.
''How much better could it be?'' Fleisher said. ''This year I'm going in with a different outlook. The (Tom) Kites, (Tom) Watsons and (Lanny) Wadkins have to prove themselves. I don't have to anymore. I'll be out there fighting like everyone else, but I think the heat is on the new guys.''
Kite, the PGA Tour's fifth-ranked career money earner, earned 7 points Saturday under the Modified Stableford scoring system being used this week and was at plus-13, nine points behind Fleisher, who was plus-16 on Saturday.
Fleisher had a 1-point lead over Walter Hall under a system that awards 8 points for double eagles, 5 for eagles, 2 for birdies, zero for pars, minus-1 for bogeys and minus-3 for double bogeys.
Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt appeared more relaxed in the second round of his senior debut, getting 3 points following a minus-1 Friday. He made a sensational bunker shot on 18 that resulted in his third birdie of the day. Schmidt, playing on a sponsor's exemption, had three bogeys.
Mike Hill, 61, who dropped off the tour last year because of back pain, had three consecutive birdies after two bogeys and a double bogey on the back nine, finishing at plus-7 for 20 points.
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Cheyenne Cogar, Jr. Chaparral
The returning Southwestern League champion hopes to guide a senior-laden Chaparral squad into the postseason
Francessca Cozza, Sr., Temecula Valley
An Italian exchange student, Cozza adds depth to Temecula Valley's team
Emma Arenas, So., Temecula Valley
Runner-up at Southwestern League finals last season, Arenas hopes to lead the Golden Bears to a league championship
Sophia Costes, Sr. Murrieta Valley
The senior opted not to play golf this season to focus her efforts on helping Murrieta Valley to another league title
Malonii Papalli, Sr., Murrieta Valley
Papalli, along with partner Sophia Costes, advanced to the CIF SS doubles tournament in 2011. She will play No. 1 singles
Bree Sanopoli, So., Vista Murrieta
The sophomore has been impressive for the Broncos this season
Shannon Waite, Jr., Vista Murrieta
Vista Murrieta will rely on Waite for crucial points in the Southwestern League
Hana Papaco, Jr., Great Oak
In her third year starting on varsity, Papaco will attempt to help Great Oak to a postseason berth
Stephanie Knitter, Jr., Elsinore
Perfect in league so far this season, Knitter looks like the player to beat in the Sunbelt League
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Crowther will captian a Linfield team attempting to win the Ambassador League for a second consecutive year
Sarah Christoplis, Sr., Temescal Canyon
Christoplis will fill the void left by the graduated Louise Dequilla at No. 1 singles, as Temescal Canyon attempts to repeat as a league champion


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More than 1,000 Latin American banana plantation workers are suing Dole Food Co., Dow Chemical Co. and Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. over injuries they claim are linked to the pesticide dibromochloropropane, the use of which has been banned in the U.S. since 1979.
The plantation workers in Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama, however, allege that their employers never told them they were in any danger from the chemical, which was sprayed on bananas to get rid of nematode worms. According to the complaints filed May 31 in Delaware federal court, as a result of not wearing protective equipment, workers have been suffering from cancer, skin diseases, kidney damage, sterility and miscarriages, among other things.
This is not the first time U.S. courts have seen cases about this pesticide come in from abroad. Typically, courts have dismissed the cases, saying that workers have to pursue litigation in their home jurisdictions.
Read more at Bloomberg Businessweek.


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Welcome to All Saints Parish
2017 Easter Times can be downloaded here
All Saints Parish, King William Street Fitzroy, Victoria
Parish Priest: Rev. Dr Max Vodola
Parish Secretary Office: 174 Brunswick Street Fitzroy
Open Wednesday and Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Sunday Reflection
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
19th June 2016
The cross will be the destiny of Jesus, but not the end. It will be love to the end but not the end of his life among us. We are people always with a future. Alleluia people. Because of Jesus who is alive now. Do we really believe this?
One way is to ask how do you identify with him? What aspects of his life now appeal? What of Jesus makes sense for you?
There is a need to find the real Jesus. Often we hear people say 'I am spiritual but not religious'. But the big truth of our faith is that God became one of us and took on skin and flesh. He got tired, he got upset, he wept; he laughed…all the things that we do. When we feel at our wits' end in our lives, the risen Lord is the new beginning. We can feel like that often and in the middle of the darkness is the light. Each of us finds Jesus in our own lights and darkness, as his word reaches to us there.
Lord, in your light, we see light.
Holy Baptism is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit, and the door which gives access to the other sacraments. Through baptism we are freed from sin and reborn as sons of God; we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the Church and made sharers in her mission…(Catechism of the Catholic Church n. 1213)
The sacrament of Baptism is offered at All Saints Parish every Sunday and the number of candidates being baptised in the one ceremony is a maximum of 5.
It is important to give at least a month's notice for the purpose of preparation. If you are seeking the sacrament of Baptism at All Saints please contact the Parish Office for more details and to begin the process on 9419 4349.
The marriage covenant, by which a man and a woman form with each other an intimate communion of life and love, has been founded and endowed with its own special laws by the Creator. By its very nature it is ordered to the good of the couple, as well as to the generation and education of children. Christ the Lord raised marriage between the baptized to the dignity of a sacrament.
The sacrament of Matrimony signifies the union of Christ and the Church. It gives spouses the grace to love each other with the love with which Christ has loved his Church; the grace of the sacrament thus perfects the human love of the spouses, strengthens their indissoluble unity, and sanctifies them on the way to eternal life (Catechism of the Catholic Church n. 1660-1661).
If you are seeking to have your wedding at All Saints Parish please give notice at least 6 months in advance. To lodge an enquiry and make bookings regarding marriages at All Saints Parish please call the Parish Office on 9419 4349 and we will provide you with details and an enquiry form for your completion.
All the sacraments, and principally those of Christian initiation, have as their goal the last Passover of the child of God which, through death, leads him into the life of the Kingdom. Then what he confessed in faith and hope will be fulfilled: "I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the world to come."(Catechism of the Catholic Church n. 1680)
Funerals for the recently deceased are available upon request. Please call the Parish Office for more information and to make a booking.
Anointing of the Sick
The Church believes and confesses that among the seven sacraments there is one especially intended to strengthen those who are being tried by illness, the Anointing of the Sick: This sacred anointing of the sick was instituted by Christ our Lord as a true and proper sacrament of the New Testament...
From ancient times in the liturgical traditions of both East and West, we have testimonies to the practice of anointings of the sick with blessed oil. Over the centuries the Anointing of the Sick was conferred more and more exclusively on those at the point of death. Because of this it received the name "Extreme Unction." Notwithstanding this evolution the liturgy has never failed to beg the Lord that the sick person may recover his health if it would be conducive to his salvation.(Catechism of the Catholic Church n. 1511-1512)
If you or a loved one are in need of the anointing due to severe or grave illness, please contact the Parish Office to make a time with Father to visit and administer the sacrament.


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Firefighters try to extinguish breast cancer
Tue, 04 Sep 2012 15:39:03 GMT —
You can help the Quincy Fire Department raise money for Blessing's Breast Cancer Center.
Shirts will be on sale at Central Fire Station at 9th and Vermont.
Firefighter Michael Dade designed the shirts.
He incorporated the breast cancer ribbon with a firefighter climbing a ladder.
Chief Joe Henning is proud to team up with Blessing's Cancer Center to keep the money in the community.
"There's actually an increase in the prevalence of breast cancer among men firefighters, as well as the issues with female firefighters. So, we thought we'd give part in a state wide movement last year to come up with a breast cancer t-shirt to help local area. We had so much success we decided to make it an annual event," Henning said.
You can buy the shirts at Central Fire Station for $15.
They have up to a XXXL.
There is a booth outside the station Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday where you can stop by and pick up a shirt.
The booth is open until 7 p.m.


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Nov. 28, 2008
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#14/10 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (4-0 / 0-0 BIG EAST) vs. #24/rv Michigan State Spartans (6-0 / 0-0 Big Ten)
DATE: November 29, 2008
TIME: 2:00 p.m. ET
AT: Notre Dame, Ind. - Joyce Center (11,418)
SERIES: MSU leads 8-4
LAST MTG: MSU 82-73, ot (12/2/04)
RADIO: Pulse FM (96.9/92.1) / UND.com (video) (Bob Nagle, p-b-p)
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No. 14/10 Irish Set To Entertain No. 24/RV Michigan State Saturday Afternoon
Outside of its regular BIG EAST schedule, there's no conference that Notre Dame sees more on a consistent basis than the Big Ten. The No. 14/10 Irish will open the Big Ten portion of this year's schedule on Saturday when they play host to No. 24/rv Michigan State in a 2 p.m. (ET) matinee at the Joyce Center.
Notre Dame (4-0) offered a smooth blend of potent offense and solid defense to post an 85-36 win over visiting Georgia Southern on Tuesday night. The Irish shot 56.1 percent from the floor and forced the Eagles into 24 turnovers, parlaying those takeaways into 37 points.
Sophomore guard Brittany Mallory came off the bench to pour in a career-high 19 points in 24 points, knocking down 7-of-10 shots, including 3-of-4 from three-point range. Junior guard Ashley Barlow added 13 points and a game-high eight rebounds for Notre Dame.
A Quick Look At The Fighting Irish
Following two seasons of impressive growth and development, Notre Dame has constructed a firm foundation upon which to build its next championship contender. The Irish enter the 2008-09 season on the heels of a seventh trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 and a highly-competitive effort in that regional semifinal that has players, coaches and followers optimistic that even greater success may be on the horizon.
Notre Dame has three starters and seven monogram winners returning this season from a squad that ranked among the top 10 in the country in scoring offense (8th - 76.2 ppg) and scoring margin (10th - +14.6 ppg) a year ago. The Irish also have many of the pieces back from the '07-08 club that led the BIG EAST in steals for the second consecutive year (school-record 397, 11.68 per game) and forced an opponent-record 737 turnovers.
Perhaps it's no surprise that Notre Dame's present upward mobility has coincided with the arrival of its current junior class, including guards and co-captains Ashley Barlow and Melissa Lechlitner. Barlow earned honorable mention all-BIG EAST status last year and is the team's top returning scorer (12.1 ppg), while also setting the defensive tone with a team-high 68 steals last season. Meanwhile, Lechlitner (5.5 ppg, 2.6 apg) assumes the mantle of leadership from the point guard position after two consistent years as a reliable understudy to Tulyah Gaines.
The Irish also should benefit from the veteran experience and guidance of senior guard and co-captain Lindsay Schrader, who joined Barlow on last year's BIG EAST honorable mention squad after logging 10.3 points and a team-high 6.2 rebounds per game. She earned similar status this fall in preseason voting by the conference coaches and gives Notre Dame a unique blend of toughness and determination that has become the common thread running through the team's recent resurgence.
The Irish sophomore class proved to be an exceptional complement to their predecessors last season, led by forward Devereaux Peters (9.0 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 2.0 bpg), who was a BIG EAST All-Freshman Team choice despite missing the final 11 games of the year with a knee injury. Guard Brittany Mallory (6.3 ppg, 34 3FG) joined Peters on the conference's all-rookie squad, while forward Becca Bruszewski (5.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg) may be the team's most improved player heading into this season after a scintillating three-game NCAA Tournament performance that included a season-high 16 points against both SMU and Tennessee.
Potent Notables About The Irish
A Quick Look At Michigan State
Michigan State comes into Saturday's game already reaping the benefits from last year's run to the postseason WNIT championship game. With eight letterwinners and four starters back from that club, the Spartans are off to a 6-0 start and have moved into the Associated Press Top 25 poll, checking in at No. 24 this week.
MSU went into the Thanksgiving break on a high note with an impressive 74-48 win over No. 23/20 Old Dominion on Wednesday night in East Lansing. The Spartans used a smothering defense to limit ODU to a .278 field goal percentage and just 21 second-half points. Michigan State also held a dominating 49-34 edge on the boards, including 17 offensive rebounds.
Redshirt junior center Lauren Aitch led four Spartans in double figures against Old Dominion, coming off the bench to pocket a game-high 14 points and eight rebounds. Redshirt senior guard Mia Johnson added 13 points, knocking down a trio of three-pointers.
Redshirt junior forward Aisha Jefferson (12.2 ppg.) paces a balanced MSU offensive attack that features four players in double figures and a fifth at 9.2 ppg. The Spartans also are shooting .496 from the floor, led by freshman forward Courtney Schiffauer (.645) and 6-foot-9 junior center Allyssa DeHaan, who not only connects at a .596 clip, but also is blocking a team-high 19 shots (3.2 bpg.).
Head coach Suzy Merchant is in her second season at Michigan State with a 29-14 (.674) record. Also a successful coach in prior stops at Saginaw Valley State and Eastern Michigan, Merchant owns a career record at 230-134 (.632) in her 14th season, although Saturday will mark her first-ever meeting with Notre Dame.
The Notre Dame-Michigan State Series
Saturday's game will be the 13th in the series between Notre Dame and Michigan State, with the Spartans owning an 8-4 edge on the Irish. The series has been built entirely on home-and-home series, with the schools playing in consecutive seasons six times previously, most recently in the 2003-04 and 2004-05 seasons.
MSU also is one of the rare visitors to own a series lead on Notre Dame at the Joyce Center, having won four of its six previous visits.
Overall, the series margin is much slimmer during the Muffet McGraw era (1987-88 to present), with Michigan State leading by only a 5-3 count.
The Last Time Notre Dame and Michigan State Met
Lindsay Bowen made a game-tying 3-pointer and scored five of her 23 points in overtime to lead No. 15 Michigan State to an 82-73 victory over third-ranked Notre Dame on Dec. 2, 2004, at the Joyce Center.
Notre Dame's Teresa Borton tied the game at 73 with 2:11 left at overtime, but the Spartans finished the game on a 9-0 run. Rene Haynes drove inside, Bowen hit a 15-foot jumper, Kelli Roehrig made a pair of free throws and Bowen added free throws in the final seconds.
The Irish (7-1) opened a 67-61 lead when Megan Duffy made a free throw with 36 seconds left. Kristin Haynie scored underneath and added a free throw with 30 seconds left for Michigan State (5-1), but Duffy made a pair of free throws to give the Irish a 69-64 lead.
Bowen was fouled on a three-point attempt and made all three free throws to cut the lead to 69-67. After Duffy made just 1-of-2 free throws, Bowen hit a 3-pointer with 14 seconds left to tie the score at 70.
Haynie finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and five assists for the Spartans and Roehrig added 14 points. Liz Shimek had nine points and 13 rebounds.
Crystal Erwin scored a (then) career-high 20 points for the Irish, but fouled out with 40 seconds left in regulation. Duffy had 19 points and Jacqueline Batteast scored 16 points on 6-of-25 shooting.
Michigan State opened its biggest lead when Maggie Dwyer made a pair of free throws 25 seconds into the second half to give the Spartans a 43-30. But Roehrig sat down after picking up her second foul and the Irish went on a 17-0 run to open a 47-43 lead.
Roehrig returned and the Spartans used a 9-0 spurt to move ahead 52-47 on a three-point play by Roehrig. Tied at 54, Duffy then hit a three-pointer to spark a 10-4 run by the Irish.
Other ND-Michigan State Series Tidbits
Notre Dame vs. The Big Ten Conference
Notre Dame is 36-46 (.439) all-time against the Big Ten Conference, including a 20-16 (.556) record at the Joyce Center. The Irish also are 29-32 (.475) in the Muffet McGraw era (1987-88 to present), with a 15-11 (.577) home slate.
What's more, Notre Dame has won nine of its last 13 games against Big Ten schools, including a sweep of Michigan and Purdue last season.
Michigan State opens a four-game stretch during which the Irish will play all three of their Big Ten opponents this year. Purdue visits the Joyce Center on Dec. 7, before Notre Dame heads to Michigan three days later to take on the Wolverines.
North Of The Border
Three of Notre Dame's next four games will come against teams from the state of Michigan -- Michigan State (Saturday), Eastern Michigan (Tuesday) and Michigan (Dec. 10).
The Irish are 50-19 (.725) all-time against Michigan schools, with a 20-13 (.606) record at home. Notre Dame also is 30-7 (.811) against the Great Lakes State in the Muffet McGraw era (1987-88 to present).
Notre Dame has won its last seven games against Michigan schools, since an 82-73 overtime loss to Michigan State on Dec. 2, 2004 at the Joyce Center. Last year, the Irish won a pair of games against Michigan institutions, winning at Central Michigan (94-41) and at home against Michigan (77-46).
Let's Talk Turkey
Notre Dame is 18-13 (.581) all-time in its first game after the Thanksgiving holiday, with a 7-3 (.700) home record and a 14-7 (.667) mark in the Muffet McGraw era (1987-88 to present).
Last year, the Irish returned from the Thanksgiving break with an 88-58 win over Boston College at the Joyce Center (Nov. 24).
Thirty Deeds
Last year, the Irish tied a school record with 10 wins by 30-or-more points. It would seem Notre Dame is intent on challenging that mark this season, having won its last three games by at least 35 points -- a first in school history.
The past two games have seen the Irish post two of the larger winning margins in the program's record books, rolling to a 48-point victory at Boston College (102-54), followed by a 49-point win at home over Georgia Southern (85-36).
In fact, the only time Notre Dame logged a larger combined margin of victory in consecutive games than this past week's 97-point spread was Nov. 24-25, 1989, at the UCF Rotary Classic in Orlando, Fla., when the Irish downed Liberty (113-35) and host Central Florida (81-61) by a combined 98 points.
Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
Notre Dame reeled off a 27-0 run in the second half of Tuesday's win over Georgia Southern, marking the second-longest string of consecutive points in school history. On Jan. 18, 1997, the Irish used a 31-0 spurt midway through the first half to seize control and take a 65-49 over Pittsburgh at the Joyce Center.
Piping Hot Turnovers
After forcing an opponent-record 737 turnovers (21.7 per game) last season, Notre Dame is at it again early this year, causing 101 turnovers (25.3 per game) in its first four outings, including 83 in the past three games alone (31 vs. Evansville, 28 at Boston College, 24 vs. Georgia Southern).
The majority of those turnovers have come via Irish steals, with Notre Dame registering 55 thefts (13.8 per game) after leading the BIG EAST Conference in that category each of the past two seasons.
The Upper Hand
In its first four games of the season, Notre Dame has trailed for all of 4:50 and not by more than one possession (three points). LSU had a 20-18 lead on the visiting Irish at the 4:46 mark of the first half of the State Farm Tip-Off Classic on Nov. 16 before senior guard Lindsay Schrader answered with a layup on the ensuing possession.
On Nov. 19, Evansville scored the opening points of the game on an old-fashioned three-point play, but sophomore forward Becca Bruszewski erased that deficit 45 seconds later with a three-pointer.
On Nov. 23 at Boston College, the Irish and Eagles traded buckets over the first three-plus minutes before junior guard Ashley Barlow drained a three-pointer at 16:17 to give Notre Dame the lead for good at 10-8.
Most recently on Tuesday night, Notre Dame trailed for combined total of one minute against Georgia Southern after the teams alternated baskets for the first two minutes and prior to Barlow's fastbreak layup at 17:01 that wound up putting the Irish ahead to stay.
Deep Thoughts
Notre Dame has found its shooting eye from the three-point line in the first four games of the season, connecting at a .500 clip from distance (22-of-24). The Irish have been particularly prolific in the past three games, making seven treys each in wins over Evansville and Boston College and six more against Georgia Southern.
One has to go back nearly seven years to find the last time Notre Dame made more than 20 combined three-pointers in a three-game span. On Dec. 28, 2001, the Irish canned four treys at Rice, followed by eight triples three days later at home against DePaul. Notre Dame capped the spree with a school-record 13 three-pointers on Jan. 2, 2002, at Miami (Fla.).
Earlier in that 2001-02 season, you'll find the last time the Irish strung together three consecutive games with at least six three-pointers. From Nov. 21-Dec. 2, 2001, Notre Dame was lights-out from the arc at Colorado State (7), at Arizona (7), home vs. Army (10) and at a neutral site vs. Michigan (8).
Barlow Named To BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll
Junior guard Ashley Barlow was named to the BIG EAST Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Monday, an accolade she picked up twice last season (Dec. 17, Jan. 21) en route to honorable mention all-BIG EAST status.
Barlow averaged a team-high 16.0 points and 4.3 steals per game in Notre Dame's first three outings, while also logging a sharp .636 three-point percentage (7-of-11) and 4.3 rebounds a night. She tossed in a game-high 19 points in the first two Irish wins (at No. 24/22 LSU and home vs. Evansville) before flirting with a triple-double on Sunday at Boston College and ending up with 10 points, seven steals and six assists. The latter two figures also were career highs for the Indianapolis native and team tri-captain.
Becca's A Bruiser
Sophomore forward Becca Bruszewski showed a hint of the promise to come late last season, chalking up a (then) career-high 16 points in two of her three NCAA Tournament games (first round vs. SMU, regional semifinal vs. Tennessee).
That improvement has carried over into this season, as the Valparaiso, Ind., native has earned her way into the Irish starting lineup and has not disappointed. On Nov. 19 against Evansville, she poured in a career-best 18 points, knocking down 7-of-9 shots from the field, including both of her three-point attempts. The latter statistic was particularly noteworthy, considering she was just 1-of-2 from beyond the arc during her entire freshman season.
Not to be outdone, Bruszewski matched her career high four days later on Nov. 23 at Boston College, connecting for a game-high 18 points on 9-of-13 shooting.
In her last seven games (dating back to the start of last year's NCAA Tournament), Bruszewski is averaging 11.4 points per game with a .593 field goal percentage (32-of-54), including a .731 clip from the floor (19-of-26) in the past three games.
The Final Countdown
Less than 250 tickets remain for the Dec. 7 game with in-state rival Purdue at the Joyce Center (2 p.m. ET tipoff). Should that allotment be exhausted, it would represent the sixth women's basketball sellout (11,418 capacity) in school history and the third in the past two seasons.
Last year, Notre Dame sold out its games against Tennessee and Connecticut, and nearly did the same for the Michigan contest, drawing 10,825 fans for that game.
Polling Station
Notre Dame is ranked 14th in this week's Associated Press poll, up one spot from its preseason ranking. It's the 23rd consecutive AP poll appearance for the Irish, which opened last season at No. 24 and rose as high as ninth on March 3, marking the eight time in the past 12 seasons (1996-97 through 2007-08) that the Irish have reached the AP Top 10.
Notre Dame also has been ranked in the AP poll for 162 weeks during the program's 32-year history, with every one of those appearances coming in the Muffet McGraw era (since 1987-88). McGraw ranks 13th among all active NCAA Division I head coaches for weeks in the AP poll, and also stands 25th all-time in that category.
In addition, the Irish earned their 23rd consecutive ranking in Tuesday's ESPN/USA Today/WBCA coaches' poll, moving up to 10th (rising four spots from last week's balloting). It's the highest ranking for Notre Dame in the coaches poll since Dec. 6, 2005, when also checked in at No. 10. The Irish now have appeared in the coaches' poll for 154 weeks during its history (all coming during McGraw's tenure).
More Polling Data
Notre Dame head coach Muffet McGraw is one of 23 people in NCAA Division I women's basketball history who have both played for and coached a team that has appeared in the Associated Press Top 25 poll.
Besides her 162 AP poll appearances while coaching at Notre Dame, McGraw was the starting point guard at Saint Joseph's (Pa.) as a senior in 1977, helping the Hawks rise to No. 3 in the nation. Of the 23 people on this list, 11 currently are NCAA Division I head coaches (see accompanying chart).
Game #4 Recap: Georgia Southern
Sophomore guard Brittany Mallory scored a career-high 19 points and No. 14 (AP)/No. 10 (ESPN/USA Today/WBCA) Notre Dame jumped on visiting Georgia Southern early in an 85-36 win on Tuesday night at the Joyce Center.
Notre Dame (4-0), coming off a 102-54 win Sunday at Boston College, scored 37 points off of 24 Georgia Southern turnovers and harassed the Eagles into shot clock trouble all night.
J'Lisia Ogburn, Ashley Rivens and Ashley Melson each scored eight points to lead the Eagles (3-2), who shot just 21.4 percent from the field.
The Irish quickly took control with a 23-3 run early in the first half to take an 18-point lead. Mallory and freshman guard Natalie Novosel came off the Irish bench to score 11 of those points during the stretch that was highlighted by Notre Dame's defense.
The Irish then closed the door on any comeback by the Eagles, reeling off 27 unanswered points midway through the second half.
Noting The Georgia Southern Game
Irish Fourth In BIG EAST Preseason Poll
The Notre Dame women's basketball team has been projected to finish fourth in the BIG EAST Conference this season, according to a preseason vote of the league's 16 head coaches that was announced during the 2008 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Media Day on Oct. 23 at the ESPN Zone in New York City.
The Irish collected 182 points, with Connecticut (14 first-place votes, 224 points), Rutgers (one first-place vote, 201 points) and Louisville (one first-place vote, 200 points) joining Notre Dame in the top four.
In addition, senior guard Lindsay Schrader was chosen as a Preseason All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention selection, one of 14 players to garner preseason all-conference status. Schrader averaged 10.3 points and a team-high 6.2 rebounds per game last season while scoring in double figures 21 times.
A 2008 honorable mention all-BIG EAST selection, Schrader is one of three starters and seven monogram winners back for the Irish from last year's 25-9 club that finished fourth in the BIG EAST and advanced to the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 for the seventh time in the past 12 seasons.
Half And Half
During the past nine seasons, Notre Dame has been nearly unbeatable when it has the lead at halftime. The Irish are 149-14 (.914) since the start of the 2000-01 campaign when they go into the dressing room with the lead, including wins in 77 of their last 85 such contests.
This season, Notre Dame is 3-0 when up at the break, doing so in its last three games. Last year, the Irish went 22-2 when they led at the break, failing only to do so in their two postseason losses (BIG EAST quarterfinal vs. Pittsburgh, NCAA Oklahoma City Regional semifinal vs. Tennessee), although the UT lead marked the first time Notre Dame was up on the Lady Vols at the half in 20 series games.
The Best Offense Is A Good Defense...
During the past 14 seasons (1995-96 to present), Notre Dame has discovered that a solid defensive effort can almost certainly guarantee a victory. In fact, since the beginning of the 1995-96 season (Notre Dame's first in the BIG EAST Conference), the Irish have an amazing 187-12 (.940) record when they hold their opponents below 60 points in a game.
Notre Dame has added three more wins to the ledger this season with its victories at LSU and Boston College, as well as Tuesday night's win at home over Georgia Southern.
...But Sometimes You Have To Score If You Want To Win
Not resting solely on its defensive laurels, Notre Dame also seemingly has found the magic mark when it comes to outscoring its opponents. During the past 14 seasons (since 1995-96), the Irish are 117-4 (.967) when they score at least 80 points in a game. The only blemishes on that record are a pair of overtime losses to Texas A&M (88-84) and Michigan State (87-83) in 1995, a 106-81 loss to Connecticut in 1998, and an 81-80 loss to DePaul in 2008.
Notre Dame has scored at least 80 points in its last three outings, winning each time. Last season, the Irish won 14 of 15 games when reaching the 80-point mark.
Now That's A Home Court Advantage
One of the hallmarks of Notre Dame's success has been its stellar play at home. In fact, the Irish have been virtually untouchable at home in recent years, winning 164 of their last 185 games (.886) at the 11,418-seat Joyce Center, including winning streaks of 51 and 25 games in that span. Notre Dame also has a 93-15 (.861) record in BIG EAST Conference play at the Joyce Center, sporting a 31-game league winning streak at home before it ended with a 48-45 loss to Villanova in the '02 home finale.
The Irish have been particularly strong when it comes to non-conference games at home, winning 73 of their last 79 non-BIG EAST contests (.924) at the Joyce Center, dating back to the 1994-95 season. Four of the losses in that span came at the hands of Big Ten Conference opponents -- Wisconsin in 1996 (81-69), Purdue in 2003 (71-54), Michigan State in 2004 (82-73 OT) and Indiana in 2006 (54-51) -- with the other two defeats coming to Tennessee in 2005 (62-51) and 2008 (87-63). The Purdue loss also snapped a 33-game non-conference home winning streak which began after the UW setback.
Since its inaugural season in 1977-78, Notre Dame has played all of its games at the Joyce Center, posting a 314-82 (.793) record at the venerable facility. Three times (1999-2000, 2000-01 and 2003-04), the Irish went a perfect 15-0 at home, setting a school record for home wins in a season.
Irish Have New Home On The Dial
On Aug. 27, 2008, the Notre Dame athletics department announced it had partnered with the LeSEA Broadcasting Network, making Pulse FM (96.9/92.1) the new radio home of Notre Dame women's basketball in the South Bend market.
LeSEA now originates all Notre Dame women's basketball games, with those events carried on Pulse FM (96.9/92.1), marking the first time since the 1998-99 season that the Irish are heard on an FM station. Combined, these two stations blanket the nation's No. 89 media market (South Bend-Elkhart), covering a 21-county area in northern Indiana and southwest Michigan that contains more than 1.35 million listeners (better than 800,000 in the greater South Bend area alone). All told, Notre Dame's new women's basketball network stretches from Kalamazoo, Mich., to the north, North Judson, Ind., to the west, Macy, Ind., (home of former Irish All-America center Ruth Riley) to the south, and LaGrange, Ind., to the east.
Women's basketball game broadcasts also continue to be streamed live and free of charge on Notre Dame's official athletics Web site (UND.com) through the Fighting Irish All-Access multimedia package.
The new agreement includes extensive Notre Dame athletics promotion aired on a combination of the LeSEA stations.
Bob Nagle, the voice of Notre Dame women's basketball from 1996-97 through 1998-99 (including the program's first NCAA Final Four berth in 1997), returns as the play-by-play voice of the Irish this season.
Notre Dame On The Small Screen
Notre Dame will have at least 19 regular-season games televised during the upcoming 2008-09 season. Highlighting this year's broadcast schedule are eight nationally-televised Irish women's basketball contests, including four games on the ESPN family of networks (beginning with the Nov. 16 State Farm Tip-Off Classic win at LSU, which aired on ESPN2 and ESPN360.com) and three others on CBS College Sports.
In addition, Notre Dame continues to expand its broadcast reach globally on the Internet. All 11 Irish regular-season home games that have not been selected for commercial TV coverage will air live on the official Notre Dame athletics web site, UND.com, via the site's free multimedia package, Fighting Irish All-Access.
This year's TV slate continues a recent trend that has seen the Irish become a regular fixture on television. Beginning with the NCAA championship season of 2000-01 and continuing through this year, Notre Dame has played in 118 televised games, including 68 that were broadcast nationally.
Oh Captain, My Captain
Senior guard Lindsay Schrader and junior guards Ashley Barlow and Melissa Lechlitner are team captains for the 2008-09 season. All three players are serving as captains for the first time in their careers, and each received the captain's honor following a vote of their teammates prior to the season.
Irish In The Pink (Zone) All Season Long
Notre Dame is proud to be a participant in the second annual Pink Zone initiative, created by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) in order to heighten breast cancer awareness and raise money for research towards finding a cure for the disease.
Throughout the 2008-09 season, the Irish will take part in several activities centered around the Pink Zone initiative, including:
Proceeds from all of Notre Dame's Pink Zone events this season will go to the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund, as well as three local charities -- Women's Task Force, Young Survivors Group and Secret Sisters Society. For more information on the WBCA's Pink Zone initiative, log on to the WBCA's official web site at www.wbca.org.
ND To Host NCAA Tourney Games in 2009
Notre Dame's Joyce Center will serve as one of 16 host sites for first- and second-round games in this year's NCAA Championship on March 22 & 24.
All-session tickets for this year's NCAA Championship games at the Joyce Center are available by contacting the Notre Dame athletics ticket office (574-631-7356).
Notre Dame has played in the NCAA Championship on its home floor five times before, most recently defeating Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State) and Middle Tennessee in 2004 to make the program's sixth NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. All told, the Irish are 6-1 in NCAA tourney play at the Joyce Center, winning six in a row since an 81-76 first-round loss to Minnesota in 1994.
Irish Fans Crave Another Big Mac Attack
After a wildly-successful debut last season, Notre Dame is bringing back its "Big Mac" promotion for 2008-09, offering fans a coupon for a free Big Mac from South Bend-area McDonald's restaurants if the Irish score at least 88 points in a game.
It hasn't take long for the burger watch to fire back up again this year, as Notre Dame topped the 88-point mark in both its lone exhibition game (96-30 win over Gannon on Nov. 5) and its regular-season opener (96-61 win over Evansville on Nov. 19).
Last year, the Irish reached the magic number eight times, doing so in both exhibition wins, along with regular-season victories over Miami (Ohio), Boston College, Canisius, Valparaiso, Marquette and South Florida.
It should come as no surprise that in the short history of the promotion, the Notre Dame player with the most "Big Mac" baskets shares the same initials with the tasty burger -- sophomore guard Brittany Mallory, who was sent the crowd home happy (and presumably with full bellies) four times.
This season, it's been the Irish freshmen who have taken on the "Big Mac" mantle of responsibility, with guard Natalie Novosel doing the honors in the Gannon exhibition win and forward Erica Solomon putting Notre Dame over the top against Evansville.
Joyce Center Arena Renovation Underway
On Sept. 13, 2008, groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Purcell Pavilion, including the Joyce Center arena addition and renovation, were held to kick off the first phase of the two-year project to upgrade the home for Notre Dame basketball and volleyball.
The first phase of the project, that began in September 2008, involves construction of a new three-story structure at the south end of the arena. That structure will include a new three-story lobby, the Notre Dame ticket operations (approximately 4,500 square feet) and a varsity shop to sell apparel and souvenirs (approximately 3,000 square feet), in addition to a new club seating and hospitality area.
Replacement of the existing Joyce Center arena seating, including installation of chair-back seating throughout the arena, is expected to take place after the University's Commencement Exercises in May 2009. The entire project is scheduled for completion in January 2010. The arena is expected to re-open by mid-October 2009, in time for the start of the basketball season and the end of the volleyball season.
The University announced in October 2007 that this $26.3 million project had received a $12.5 million leadership gift from Notre Dame alumnus and Trustee Philip J. Purcell III, the retired chairman and chief executive officer of Morgan Stanley.
Exterior changes to the Joyce Center that began taking shape in September include a new, three-story addition on the south end of the current structure. The third floor area will include the stadium club/hospitality area. The first-floor addition will include almost 4,500 square feet for ticket offices (including four exterior and 10 interior tickets windows), 3,000 square feet for the varsity shop, as well as a completely new main entrance and lobby situated between Gates 8 and 10. The new entrance will feature graphics and theming that highlight Notre Dame's competing athletic programs.
Changes to the interior of the Joyce Center arena include:
Next Game: Eastern Michigan
Notre Dame will play seven of its next nine games on the road, beginning Tuesday with a 7 p.m. (ET) contest at Eastern Michigan. It will be the first meeting between the Irish and Eagles since 1984 and Notre Dame's first-ever visit to the EMU Convocation Center.
Eastern Michigan (2-4) is coming off a pair of losses at the Caribbean Challenge in Cancun, Mexico, falling to James Madison (80-76) and No. 22 TCU (71-55) on Thursday and Friday, respectively. EMU now returns home to get ready for Tuesday's game with the Irish.


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No bottle before bedtime
I'm not sure what anyone else will tell you - but I've always found babys and tiny toddies go to sleep better with a full belly. I work in childcare and nobody's ever mentioned tooth decay before. In fact it's routine for ALL the kids that are still on bottles to have them right before they go to sleep. It relaxes them and helps calm their bodies. I wouldn't worry too much about tooth decay. There are wayyyy worse things that can cause tooth decay than a bottle. :)
i'd make sure the child was full, and only give water in the bottle at bedtime...formula in the bottle before bedtime, water afterwards
I am also struggling with the bottle before bedtime with my 19 month old. Along with my concerns about his teeth being healthy, my son still depends on the bottle to calm down to fall asleep both at bed time and nap time.
How many teeth does your little one have? I think I'd be more concerned after 1 with tooth decay than now. He's still a little too young in my opinion to be weening him from a bottle at bedtime. Is he falling asleep with the bottle in his mouth or is he having a bottle before he goes to sleep?
Quoting emmy526:
i'd make sure the child was full, and only give water in the bottle at bedtime...formula in the bottle before bedtime, water afterwards
This is what I do too
I always brushed my kids' teeth after Last Call.
I'm not sure I would worry about tooth decayright now. Babies and full bellies make for an entrancing "take a break" for mom. I HAVE seen, and this really scares me, mothers who give their babies Coke in their bottles and other things that are very sugary and harmful. I would think that formula and/or breast mile at bedtime is fine. Just nothing like juice or other sweetened drinks in the bottle.


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CougarLinks: Cougars' chances of making NCAA tournament listed at '60 percent'
Cougarman Riverton, UTMarch 13, 2014 9:55 a.m.
Lets face it the NIT would be a lot better at this point with Collingsworth out. There is very little chance BYU can even win and opening round game if they are seeded 12 like ESPN has them. They might be able to win a opening round game in the play in game on Tuesday, but if it is Dayton in Dayton like is expected, don't count on that either.
Utah must at least beat Arizona to be a NCAA at large consideration. I think they are in the NIT.
Two For Flinching Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 13, 2014 2:26 a.m.
@ Big Sky Fan
Sagarin has Utah ranked 56. Weber ranked 168. You guys would have fit into the powder puff schedule just fine.
souptwins Lindon, UTFeb. 12, 2014 6:15 p.m.
I find myself going back and forth on whether being one and done in the NCAA is better than a deep run in the NIT. I really enjoyed the great NIT home games I attended last year but can also see the recruiting and confidence boost of getting to the NCAA. For the team's sake, I suppose the NCAA is better no matter how many games you get but for selfish reasons, I enjoy the NIT games. Of course, playing a few rounds in the NCAA would be much better than either of these two choices. Go Coug's!
ekute Layton, UTFeb. 12, 2014 10:51 a.m.
Sometimes I get wound up by the detractors under Utah articles and find myself coming to a byu article just to take a shot at them. Then I feel stupid. I requested that the DN remove my comment. I respect Dave Rose and wish him well. I think that to barely qualifying for the NCAA's is more prestigious than making a deep run in the NIT.
NevadaCoug Overton, NVFeb. 12, 2014 9:50 a.m.
"It's kind of like "We're great cause we beat 6 patsies and got stomped in a lower tier bowl."
Or, it's kind of like, we're great 'cause we beat a bunch of patsies without leaving the state of Utah during our pre-conference slate. Careful with all that glass house stuff.
Why must people belittle a team because they have a chance of getting into the Tournament? Why can't you all just cheer for your team without tearing down another? BYU has a chance to make the NCAA Tournament. Sorry if that offends you. Get over it.
Personally, I wouldn't mind them going to the NIT again. I'd rather see them have a chance at a deep run in the NIT like last year than be done in one weekend in the NCAA Tourny.
LoveTheKittens Central, UTFeb. 12, 2014 9:27 a.m.
Yes! Last week we were 63% looks like we are heading in the right direction!?
CougarSunDevil Phoenix, AZFeb. 12, 2014 7:58 a.m.
Hey down under,
That was my point, that Utah has a snowballs chance to get into the dance. Thanks for your response!
BlueCoug Orem, UTFeb. 11, 2014 5:22 p.m.
chris b
"I would say 60% sounds right for where BYU is right now."
Much better than the .06% chance Utah has of winning the PAC 12 tourney, which is the ONLY chance the Utes have of making the NCAA tourney.
souptwins Lindon, UTFeb. 11, 2014 5:06 p.m.
I'm with idablu on this one. Possible and probable are two very different things. I can see us losing at St. Mary's and have a decent chance at GU at home but could easily lose. While I'm hopeful, I also realize we'll probably be in the NIT again. It's not really such a bad thing with the home court format. Still going to cheer for the Coug's!
FT salt lake city, UTFeb. 11, 2014 4:58 p.m.
Currently the BPI has the Utes as the 37th team in the nation and likely to get in. Lots of games left to play and the Coug's and Wildcats have a solid chance as well.
Down under Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 11, 2014 4:30 p.m.
Sun devil,
Anyone that follows college basketball can finish the story. Utah's chance are less than 3% that they will make any tourney. Let's not forget that they must hit the road and we all know how that turns out. I could not find a single team in all of div 1 that has a worse road record that utah in the last three years. Maybe I should go to div 2 to see.
idablu Idaho Falls, IDFeb. 11, 2014 4:08 p.m.
I love my Cougs but you'll have to forgive me if I don't hold my breath on this one. This is the same false hype that BYU got toward the end of last season. Assuming they have at least one more road loss and a home loss to Gonzaga (sorry, Mark Few is simply a better coach) I think BYU's only chance of getting into the NCAA's is to win the WCC tournament. BYU's track record shows that is extremely unlikely. I hope I'm wrong but I call it like I see it.
Reno Cougs Fan 68 Reno, NVFeb. 11, 2014 1:06 p.m.
Chris B,
If only Utah had played WSU in the pre season it would have improved your RPI and SOS even if you would have lost!!!! Banging on a team and school that has about a 90% better chance of making the Big Dance and has a much better overall record and can win on the road is truly funny!!!
The Anti Chris Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 11, 2014 12:56 p.m.
Yes, let's all trust CB as he is more expert on these matters than the experts.
Down under Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 11, 2014 12:55 p.m.
Well Chris, you are half right. If BYU does not make the NCAA they will be in the NIT. Utah WILL NOT make either with their PACTHETHCS schedule.
Chris B Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 11, 2014 12:48 p.m.
@big sky,
A big sky fan talking basketball with the big boys.....LOL
When was your last final four remind me.
CougarSunDevil Phoenix, AZFeb. 11, 2014 12:42 p.m.
Finish the story DN.
And Utah's chances of making the dance are...
Big Sky Fan Ogden, UTFeb. 11, 2014 12:26 p.m.
Chris B
Did you forget Weber State, they probably have the best chance of going. Looks like they will host the Big Sky tournament which gives them a great chance to win it and go dancing, something the utes have been dreaming of for years.
By the way why was Utah so scared to schedule weber state this year? Didn't fit into their plans of a powder puff schedule.
I'll take Randy Rahe any day over Krystowiak.
Chris B Salt Lake City, UTFeb. 11, 2014 11:45 a.m.
I would say 60% sounds right for where byu is right now.
But right now doesn't have losses to Gonzaga and at Mary's at least once each in the remaining weeks including the tournament included.
No Utah team is going to the big dance.
Utah and byu are both in the nit.


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"Dean Dad" at Confessions of Community College Dean (now at Inside Higher Ed) had a sobering post yesterday about college graduates, "Class Dismissed." Here are the opening paragraphs:
Half of new bachelor's degree grads are either unemployed or underemployed, according to the Associated Press.
The market isn't ready to absorb them. Specifically,
According to government projections released last month, only three of the 30 occupations with the largest projected number of job openings by 2020 will require a bachelor's degree or higher to fill the position — teachers, college professors and accountants. Most job openings are in professions such as retail sales, fast food and truck driving, jobs which aren't easily replaced by computers.
I had to smile at "college professors" making the list. When I entered graduate school during the first Bush administration, we were told that a great wave of faculty retirements was on the horizon, and that we'd be in high demand be the time we got out. We all know how that played out. It's entirely possible that college professor positions will open in great numbers, but only if you fail to differentiate between adjunct and full-time positions. And having adjunct positions available hardly gets around the "underemployment" issue.
And if you don't think college professors can't be replaced by outsourced workers, well….
Speaking of bad news, CBS Sunday Morning had a surprisingly good story about the high cost of a college education, "Some hard lessons about college costs." Click the link to see a link to the video; here's a pretty good quote though:
"In other industries, we found ways to produce things using fewer labor hours, using more technology," said Sandy Baum, a senior economics fellow at George Washington University (which, at $55,000 a year, is pretty pricey). "We haven't really figured out how to do that in education."
The result? College tuition has risen as twice the pace of inflation. In fact, they've doubled in 10 years.
Baum also said the increased cost is not due to faculty being paid lots of money: "Faculty salaries have been pretty stagnant. But their compensation goes up when health care costs go up."
Add to that the increasing number of administrators (for both good and bad reasons), athletics, and college spending on "lifestyle" amenities like posh dorms and workout facilities and you start to see why college costs more than it should.


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Get an overview of this hotelRomantic farm stay with full-service spa and free breakfast
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Situated in a rural location, this spa farm stay is within 3 mi (5 km) of Porta Catena, Porta Marzia, and Porta Aurea. Captain's Palace and People's Palace are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this farm stay. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a health club, and a bar/lounge.
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All 13 rooms offer free WiFi, minibars, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find room service, hair dryers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to a full-service spa, Residenza Roccafiore features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The farm stay offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 484 square feet (45 square meters) include a meeting room. This romantic farm stay also offers a health club, spa services, and a terrace. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 13
- Number of floors - 2
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- Conference space size (feet) - 484
- Conference space size (meters) - 45
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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FiorFiore - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open select days.
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An indoor pool and an outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club.
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The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body wraps. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
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Arts and Crafts Club: An arts and crafts club is forming in Hernando County. Plans for meeting locations and other details have not yet been determined. To learn more, call Louis Mlecka at (352) 796-2089.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Annuttaliga Chapter: 11:30 a.m. Monday, Brooksville Country Club at Majestic Oaks, 23446 Links Drive. The program will be "American Treasures — The Enduring Spirit of the DAR." There will also be a silent auction. Alice, (352) 344-3408, or Charlyne, (352) 799-0987.
German-American Club of Spring Hill: Viennese Ball, Friday, Hernando County Shrine Club, 13400 Montour St., off Sunshine Grove Road. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; dancing from 7 to 11 p.m. Music provided by Alpen Diamanten. Advance tickets are $10 for members, $13 for guests; additional $2 per ticket if purchased at the door. Jack Yaskulski, (352) 688-3744. Web site: www.usaconx.com/germanclub/German-Club/germanclub.html.
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Navy Seabee Veterans of America, Island X-6 Spring Hill: 10:30 a.m., VFW Post 9236, 3435 Shoal Line Blvd. Gene Roberts, (727) 488-0153.
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Aglow Spring Hill Morning Lighthouse: Breakfast Meeting, 9 a.m. Monday, Atria Evergreen Woods, Aspen Building, 7030 Evergreen Woods Trail. The cost for breakfast is $6.25. The speaker is Stephanie Knight, executive director of A New Generation, a pregnancy resource center; the center offers numerous programs, services and supports at no cost. RSVP to Charlotte, (352) 686-2425 or Loretta, (352) 686-9923.
Beta Sigma Phi International, Alpha Delta Beta chapter: 6 p.m. Wednesday, Spring Hill United Church of Christ, 4244 Mariner Blvd. (352) 584-9064 or www.alphadeltabeta.org.
British Connection: 1 p.m. today, Kally K's, 3383 Commercial Way. Lunch will be selected from the menu. RSVP to Audrey Stead, (352) 688-7821.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Winding Waters Chapter: Noon Thursday, Silverthorn Country Club, 4550 Golf Club Lane. The speaker will be Aida Register, past vice president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Membership is open to women 18 and older who can prove lineal descent from an American Revolution patriot. The chapter will help prospective members with their genealogy. (352) 596-2457.
Filipino American Social Club: Spring Picnic/Fiesta, 11 a.m. to dusk Saturday, Delta Woods Park, Deltona Boulevard. Bring a dish to share. Activities include dancing, music, games, a pinata for children, sports, prizes and other activities. Brenda Mandery, (352) 942-3570; Estrella Quaas, (352) 686-5519; Nena Schwartz, (727) 992-5492, or Gleyn Terborg, (727) 376-3680.
GEMS Christian Homeschool Support: 7 p.m. today, First Assembly of God, 12435 Spring Hill Drive. Great Educators Mentoring Scholars is a nondenominational Christian homeschool group. Cheryl Picerno, (352) 684-4844 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Genealogy Interest Group: 10 a.m. today, West Hernando/S.T. Foggia Branch Library, 6335 Blackbird Ave. Kathleen Marsh, (352) 796-1623.
Grumman Retiree Club, Florida Midwest Chapter: 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Buffet City Restaurant, 13235 Cortez Blvd. Member Roland Grieshammer will talk about his trips overseas. The cost for the buffet is $13, which must be paid in advance. Reservations required. Hank, (352) 686-2735.
Hernando Porcelain Artists Club: 9:30 a.m. Monday, Nature Coast Botanical Gardens, 1489 Parker Ave., off Spring Hill Drive. Members will sketch and photograph items to add to the painting reference files. Those attending should bring a sketch pad and/or a camera, as well as a bag lunch. The final meeting of the season will be a spring luncheon May 18 at Kally K's Restaurant. (352) 597-1614.
Michigan Club: 3:15 p.m. Friday, Spring Hill Branch/Harold G. Zopp Memorial Library, 9220 Spring Hill Drive. There will be a speaker from Hernando-Pasco Hospice. Dinner will follow at 4 p.m. at the Hideaway restaurant (former Lions Club), 247 Hallcrest Ave. All former or current Michigan residents are welcome. Linda, (352) 683-8883.
Nature Coast Bridge Club: Games are played Mondays through Fridays at the Hernando County Senior Citizens Club, 7925 Rhanbuoy Road. All games, except on Thursdays, start at 12:30 p.m.; Thursday games start at 6:30 p.m. Millie Dabbs, (352) 666-5891.
Nature Coast Parrot Head Club: Social time at 6:30 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, Mighty Wings, 1252 Mariner Blvd. Mark Sonnier, (352) 556-4459 or email@example.com.
Opera Lovers Club: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Forest Glenn Retirement Village, 1431 Friar Tuck Lane, off Osowaw Boulevard. The program will be a continuation of the discussion of Gounod's Faust, which is the next opera in this season's Tampa Bay Opera series. Web site: www.naturecoastwebsites.com/opera.htm. Kathy, (352) 688-4741 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Orchid Lovers Club of Spring Hill: 1 p.m. Saturday, Spring Hill Enrichment Center, 11375 Cortez Blvd., behind Oak Hill Hospital. Meetings typically include a speaker, a show table or orchids grown by members, an orchid sale and orchid raffle. Ed, (352) 597-2895.
Out-N-About Singles: Gather for coffee and conversation, 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Dunkin Donuts, 13179 Cortez Blvd. This is a singles club for ages 30-60. (352) 797-6116 or e-mail to email@example.com.
Retired NYC Firefighters of Spring Hill: 10 a.m. today, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10209, 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive, off Anderson Snow Road. Kevin, (352) 346-9717.
Spring Hill Amateur Radio Club: The club operates on a 2-meter repeater on 146.805 MHz (no tone) and conducts a SKYWARN Weather Net at 7:30 p.m. and a club net at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays, except meeting nights (third Tuesday of the month). Anyone with a ham radio license is welcome participate in both nets. Visit the Web site at www.kf4ixu.org. Ed, (352) 684-7623.
Spring Hill Art League: 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, United Church of Christ, 4244 Mariner Blvd. There will be a short business meeting, followed by a demonstration by local wood turner Larry Withers, who creates various wood pieces from both hard and soft wood. Membership is open; annual dues are $20 for single membership and $30 for family membership. Isabelle Papazian, (352) 683-5452. Visit www.springhillartleague.com.
Spring Hill Women's Chorus: 9 a.m. Tuesdays, Forest Glenn Retirement Village, 1431 Friar Tuck Lane, off Osowaw Boulevard. New members welcome. Esther Lamoreaux, 688-6099, or Sandra Termin, 684-7173.
St. Theresa Social Club: 10:30 a.m. today, 1107 Commercial Way. The monthly luncheon will be at 11:30 a.m. April 28. Bingo is at 5:45 p.m. Mondays in the parish center. Evelyn, (352) 683-1532.
Suncoast Ship Model Society: 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Weeki Wachee Senior Citizens Center, 3357 Susan Drive, at Toucan Trail. Jim, (352) 592-6419. Web site: www.geocities.com/suncoastshipmodelsociety/.
Wisconsin Club: Social outing, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Brook House, 2701 Forest Road. A trip to the Hardrock Casino will be on April 28. The bus will leave at 11 a.m. from the parking lot at Sweet Bay at Mariner and Northcliffe boulevards, and will return at 6 p.m. Membership is open; annual dues are $8. Carol Zellmer, (352) 666-2974.
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Polish-American Social Club: Dinner-dance, Sunday, 7615 New Jersey Ave., Hudson. Doors open at 12:15 p.m. The dinner choice is loin of pork or baked chicken, which will be served from 12:45 to 2 p.m. Dancing to Music By Jeanne from 2:30 to 5:15 p.m. Tickets are $11 for members and $12 for nonmembers and guests. Proper dance attire is requested. A full-service bar is available. To guarantee menu choice, make reservations. Dolores, (352) 596-4802, or Josephine, (727) 862-1520.
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Long Island Club: 11 a.m. Wednesday, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, parish hall, 5326 Charles St. Coffee and cake before the meeting. Prospective members welcome. (352) 683-3019.
Yugoslav American Social Club: Spring picnic, noon Sunday, American Legion Post 335 shelter, 11421 Osceola Drive, at Minnieola Drive. The picnic will include hot dogs, chicken, ribs, vegetables, dessert and beverages. The cost is $5. The Yugoslav Senior Strings will play tamburitza music. (352) 686-9579 or 686-2542.
Information for the Clubs column should be submitted to Phyllis Day, Hernando Times, 15365 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, FL 34613. Information can be faxed to (352) 754-6133 or e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. The deadline for Clubs is seven working days before your meeting or reservation deadline. Information cannot be published if the time, date, place, ticket price, if applicable, or contact person and phone number are missing. Call (352) 754-6101 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.


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We're posting the sentencing report filed by federal prosecutors in the child pornography case against former KGO Radio host Bernie Ward, for tonight's I-Team update. A warning – it contains the most graphic descriptions yet of 100 images the FBI found in Ward's e-mail account -- mostly girls from three to nine years of age; some being bound, gagged and brutally sexually abused. You'll also see actual copies of the Instant Messaging sessions between Ward and "Sexfairy". You'll recall he formed an on-line relationship with the mother from Oakdale and sent her a child porn image; she called the police.
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CINCINNATI — USF's Matt Grothe said Monday that Nippert Stadium was his favorite place the Bulls had visited, if only for the old-school design of the Bearcats' homefield.
But the quarterback can't be as happy with his performances at Nippert, where the Bulls have seen two lopsided losses and the two lowest-rated performances of his USF career.
"They had us tonight. That's all I can say," Grothe said after Thursday's 24-10 loss. "We couldn't do anything. They did a good job of stopping us, and we did a good job of stopping ourselves."
Grothe, selected as a game captain for the first time in his Bulls career, went 13-for-31 on Thursday with no touchdowns and three interceptions. It marked the lowest completion percentage of his 35 career games, and his passer rating of 20.8 is also his lowest ever.
The junior's previous low rating was his last game at Nippert, a 23-8 loss in 2006 that saw him pass for 47 yards in 21 attempts. Grothe has had only three games at USF in which he failed to pass or rush for a touchdown; two of them have come at Nippert.
Thursday's statistics weren't all Grothe's fault, as his receivers consistently failed to bring in catchable passes, with at least five drops on a night in which Cincinnati's receivers had several highlight-reel catches. Grothe's third interception came on a pass that TE Cedric Hill juggled into the arms of CB DeAngelo Smith.
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Greg Auman can be reached at (813) 226-3346 and at email@example.com. Check out his blog at blogs.tampabay.com/usf.


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