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This Lampley hypno spin should really be put to bed. There are so many ways it doesn't wash it's not funny.
Is the irony lost here that the individual who is suggesting Lampley's all conquering influence also happens to be the ONLY member of this board who appears to have paid Lampley any real heed? Obviously Lamps got to someone. Go figure.
As to your flat-out statements about "so many ways it doesn't wash," that's ridiculous. How many people here and elsewhere have mentioned viewing the bout with the sound off. Your mentioning that he "got to someone" (me) is asinine. I'm the guy he didn't get to . . . as I saw it differently from the way he called it.
You seem to suggest that my having paid Lampley any real heed in the past is a bad thing, and the irony you mention isn't an example of irony at all. My mentioning liking and respecting Lampley in the past was done so as to indicate that I believe I've had a balanced attitude toward him, that I wasn't a hater of him from the get-go. That I recognized his de-evolution from a good sportscaster to a poor one, from an unbiased professional journalist to a shill.
PD, why the negative personal remarks all of a sudden? Can't we do without them? Is discussing the most biased call of a fight that some of us have ever heard, in connection with the same bout's having a widely unpopular decision, somehow off limits all of a sudden? It would seem to be relevant. I'm tired of the only point of view being that the judges obviously got it wrong, the only question being why, when some of us thought they got it right. Lampley's disgraceful call is itself the subject of several threads on other sites (please don't reply that CBZ is the only place with smart people . . .)
It is also obvious that the "experts" on this board have disagreed on boxing decisions of the past; there's no one way to see a close fight, as judges, who are supposedly experts themselves, show us all the time. Which brings this back to Lampley, who of course was speaking to an audience composed primarily of boxing non-experts. OF COURSE he influenced them. It's only a matter of degree.
To claim his call didn't influence viewers seems to me to be ridiculous. All those "experts" turning off the volume in re-watching this bout underscore the point, even if you in particular have a problem with it.
There is a very good video on youtube regarding HBO and its Pacman favouritism in relation to this fight. I haven't time to get it now but I will post it later if nobody here has posted it before me. I haven't watched it in its entirety yet, but will do so when I am home. It's a real eye opener as regards HBOs commentary.
BTW, include me as someone who has "paid Lampley heed." One couldn't but fail to notice his cock ups in his commentary on that fight.
Last edited by walshb; 06-21-2012 at 10:06 AM.
The video obviously has a motive here but I know I was fooled by a few of those exchanges in my first viewing.
Some of those replays are pretty revealing.
Maybe with a close seat at ringside, the fight is a bit different after all.
Be that as it may, Bradley certainly did not look the part of a winner when it was over and that put any questions that I may have had to rest.
Michael - first and foremost, check your sensitivities at the door.
Not least for the fact that this is a BOXING dicussion board but particularly so if you want to, in all hyprocrisy. use terms such as "ridiculous" and "asinine" and then cry poor about "negativity". Do you read any such adjectives in my preceding post? No, you read a properly framed and valid perception. Did I write that it was "imbecilic" or "moronic" for someone to suggest such widespread influence on Lampley's part? No, I didn't. Clearly you are biting your own arse.
Now, I do think that this has been addressed before in some measure but people HERE turned the sound down as a precautionary measure second time around (purely in deference to an official score much at odds with their own), bending over backward to somehow see it as the judges scored it - a very balanced approach. It wasn't an admission of being swayed by the commentary. And, you know what? Even with that considerate review, they scored it pretty much the same - perhaps closing the gap that little bit by way of giving Bradley the benefit of any points of doubt. So, in the final wash, they weren't influenced by Lampley's commenatry.
You continue to miss the point. This isn't a case of not being aware of Lampley, more to the point, no one cares about Lampley here in so far as he didn't factor in their scoring and the general scoring here happens to mirror the perception of the wider public. You have been the only one chewing on Lampley's call ad-naueum. You state that Lampley was speaking primarily to an audience of non-boxing experts - which doesn't account for fellow members of the boxing media and officials external to the panel of three judges and the majority of those compromising the latter two groups also saw it as a wide win for Pacquiao. Co-incidental? Also, I must assume that you do not consider Stewart and Kellerman as "experts" in any way shape or form because according to you they also fell under Lampley's "spell".
Also, it's one thing to chew over bad commentary, it's another thing again to suggest its ALL conquering influence, read it again - ALL conquering - so yes, your angle doesn't wash in many ways. The fact the people on other boards are identifying what they perceive as a bad call actually illustrates that many fans do understand and appreciate a bad call (read - commentary that does not align with their perception of the vision - the primary fact source to which they defer).
You're not just identifyting what you see to be a bad call but you're also suggesting a highly disproportional influence (and non-applicable among several audience categories) which you and only a select few others were immune to. Somewhat pretentious isn't it - "I'm the guy he didn't get to....as I saw it differently from the way he called it"? No chance of reverse psychology compromising your own preceptions here given you're own clear and away pre-occupation with Lampley acting as a shill for HBO? Yeah, you used to respect him but you quite obviously do not now and perhaps you are pre-disposed to reject his observations outright (even if some of those observations did in fact match the vision).
And THIS - 'please don't reply that CBZ is the only place with smart people". First, of course I will reply however I wish. Second, it has been yourself who has promoted the elite level of members of this board on a number of occasions - so much so that you even somehow took offence to several articles from other boards (ESB among them as it so happens) being published on this site because they were "beneath" the intellectual level of members of this board. But you then found an article from non-other than ESB that happened to suit your own, relatively isolated view (and the article itself is isolated from a several others articles published at ESB which opine a wide margin win for Pacquiao).
As to the definition of a reasonably accepted "close fight", I imagine that would be a bout in which those EITHER side of the fence would be arguing for say a 2 point margin of victory. A fight that, upon review and with slight re-interpretation of the action could actually cause those either side of the fence to change their pick.
As it peratins to Pacquiao-Bradley, this is clearly not the case. Rather, it is wide margin (majority opinion) vs close fight (minority opinion).
Maybe I'm wrong, but in looking around at news reports I don't see any discernible number of boxing writers/fans giving support to this decision outside of the USA. I don't see Brits, for example, stepping up to defend it.
The race angle was put out there by B-Hop, and much to their detriment, a lot of American boxing writers ran with it, notably the clod from the NY Daily News. Then Pretty Boy ran with it.
The idea of an Asian (of all races) dominating boxing (of all sports) is a slap in the face to our childish stereotypes. Bob Arum fed those childish stereotypes in a pre-fight publicity campaign (Mosley fight, IIRC?) saying that Manny was an ardent student of Bruce Lee's teachings. <eyeroll>
So, it's out there in full force.
If my Spanish was better I could find a Mexican boxing forum that would make the same types of ridiculous assertions defending horrible decisions in favor of their fighters; "if you watch with the sound off, only look at Ramirez the whole time, played at 3/4 speed, while wearing a tin foil hat..."
American fight fans were once the rock-solid voice of reason in boxing, scrupulously fair. That is still largely the case, but...
Last edited by LafftyTaffty; 06-22-2012 at 08:42 AM.
As to your flat-out statements about "so many ways it doesn't wash," that's ridiculous.>>>>>
I watched a non HBO feed and had bradley win 2-3 rds. The % of ringside journalists that had pac up big was pretty high. Were they influenced by Lamps?
If you have something personal to hash out with one another, please take it offline and away from this thread.
Let's stick to the topic and keep it clean.
Thanks for your understanding.
Interesting video. As I mentioned earlier I didnt see the HBO telecast but a youtube video of an Easteron Eurpean telecast. Lampley is a disgrace. Watching that video I can see how someone could be swayed listening to Lamps.
Without hearing Lampley the cheerleader I scored 4 rounds for Bradley but his volume punching made some of the other rounds tough to score. I had pac winning but I didnt see the horrible decision that everyone is crying about.
I was simply going to depart this thread today, but later saw how "very cool" Diggity is according to a poster, who, for the record, says his posts were "nothing personal."
Yeah, I just seem to recall a wonderful post that, you know, added so much to the discussion, which went something like this: "Is the irony lost here that the individual who is suggesting Lampley's all conquering influence also happens to be the ONLY member of this board who appears to have paid Lampley any real heed? Obviously Lamps got to someone. Go figure." How someone could take that personally, is, you know, so "uncool." How could that be personal?
Diggity, I appreciate your comments and moderation as much as anyone, but didn't think I needed to write anything along those lines in this thread. However, when one participant calls you "very cool," then the absence of that sentiment from the other could be taken wrongly. Diggity, I have always been pleased with how you and the other moderators run the board, so far be it for me not to laud your coolness as well.
A genuinely (and yes, I do mean genuinely) expressed sentiment made directly to Dig somehow offended the senstivities again?
I could break it down further but it really does speak for itself. Enough bandwidth wasted.
I rewatched most of the fight. I just dont get how anyone gives bradley the fight. Even in the first couple rds he was active but landed almost nothing everything was caught on the gloves/elbows. Pac was less active but way more accurate and punched w authority.
I appreciate the kind words guys.
I don't participate on here as much as I would like to but I always enjoy and appreciate the knowledge, views and humor of everyone here.
We all know what a subjective sport this is.
When you combine that with posting in a forum where it is easy to let words run away in a moment or misinterpret the tone or intention of posts, needless to say things can get elevated.
There are times I've posted things that I've regretted later. Nobody is perfect.
In the end of the day we're just trying to talk shop and attempt to make some sense of the passion we have for this sport when it drives us completely insane.
Back to topic - I recorded the fight again on my DVR this week.
I am going to review it one more time now that I saw those slo-mo replays.
This time I am going to focus solely on the landing of Pac's punches rather than pick apart what Bradley was doing or not doing & see if Pac actually landed the better punches like I originally thought.
Bottom line is 95% of the press and public, experts and otherwise, saw Pacquiao as winning the fight, regardless of what channel or feed they saw, sound on or off, domestic or foreign. That tells you what you need to know. Yes, there is no doubt that the HBO crew tends to be biased and bandwagon in their approach, but fight-knowledgeable folks know what they are watching regardless of the commentary, as did 95% of the ringside reporters, who didn't have Lampley in their ears. Yes it is annoying when Lampley announces a big left as landing that I just saw blocked or miss, but what can you do? I often see fights differently than the t.v. announcers.
I think if they were going to screw Pac over, it should have been a draw, not an outright decision for Bradley. At least they didn't give Holyfield the fight outright against Lewis the first time, or Chavez the fight over Whitaker. Both those fights were screw jobs even with draw decisions, but at least it was even as opposed to screwing a guy so bad it was a loss on the record of the guy who should have won.
In the old days, I could see a ref calling this a draw and then having everyone be upset, saying Pac won, but then most folks going away semi-satisfied that the money got split evenly and the gamblers didn't lose their shirts, and Pac kept his title. Back then refs often called close fights draws so that they wouldn't upset either side. But when you take it away from a guy, then that is when you cross the line.
I really tried to give Bradley the benefit of the doubt upon further review and simply cannot say he WON the fight. At best, he kept it close and competitive, arguably more even, but it was not a winning performance. That was a professional fight where clean hard punches and effective lands matter, and I simply do not see some light arm punch touches that more often than not partially strike the gloves or arms as overcoming crisp clean solid lands that jolt the other guy's head back.
Ha! Quite the contrary.
I am not looking forward to reviewing the fight again (I'll be fast-forwarding through most of it anyway), but it bothers me why some people are so adamantly for Bradley and that I just couldn't see it.
If many of Pac's shots truly missed and were extenuated by Bradley's head movement, then the argument for Pac winning based on the clearly better punches loses some steam.
I didn't watch that entire youtube thing as much of it was repetitive but I'm curious nonetheless if I rewarded Pac for attacking and not landing.
Despite what I may or may not find, the fact remains that Bradley showed all the body language of a loser when it ended is all I needed to see.
Well, Bradley also exhibited the language of a loser literally when he said he would have to go home and review the fight to see IF he won.
As to Pac. Well, his output was obviously metered in deference to stamina that isn't quite the same as it once was.
However, in my view, Pac was still working somewhat within his absolute output capabilities and could've laid it out more if absolutely necessary.. The probelm with decisions like this also is that IF Pac knew how ridiculously close the judges had it, he may well have stepped it up to ensure the victory. Given the majority opinion as to who actually won and by what approx. margin, it was highly reasonable for Pac to execute as he did and pull it up a bit in the latter rds given what most assumed to be a more than healthy lead that couldn't be pegged back.
It has been correctly pointed out that scoring points in boxing isn't as clear cut as scoring points in say a game of football or hockey. I will add also that a boxer isn't availed of a real time score board to which he can react and lift his game where necessary.
Last edited by PD99; 06-23-2012 at 10:42 PM.
Guys you are not going to believe this. I watched the fight again tonight twice, in slow motion too replaying every possible controversial moment over and over as to who any given round went to. I brought over several boxing experts to my home to watch it again and again with me. I was one of the most vocal protestors as to the original verdict feeling it was an outrage.
I saw it in the home of my buddy where there were including me many Pacquiao fans and we all respected Tim Bradley very much also. I watched the HBO commentator 2 out of the 3 in round two say Bradley was actually holding and hitting when in actuality it was Manny pinning Bradley's left arm so obviously that Bradley had one arm free, his right hand and aggressively kept punching. Lampley and Emanuel said he was holding and hitting?
Tonight man oh man did I eat crow. Timothy Bradly won this fight and if I have to stand alone on this and eat more crow that is ok. I saw him box, counter, slip, and negate everything Manny did in there. If it had been Floyd Mayweather it would be a shutout.
Tim Bradley do not apologize to anyone, you won the bout, most of the rounds you won at least 2 minutes of every round outboxing, countering to the body and head and in sooooo many of the exchanges where HBO said Manny was landing hard, he was not.
Tim Bradley won this fight. Manny's power, speed, movement that he had against Hatton, Margarito and Cotto have gone bye bye.
He legitimately lost this fight by a wide margin.
As to many people saying Manny has lost the speed and movement etc; well, Bradley is not Margarito or Hatton, two punch bags. Bradley has slickness, elusiveness and tactics. Manny still looked fast and sharp. He simply wasn't allowed the same free reign that he had vs. Clottey and Hatton and Margaritio and Cotto. Bradley is a very resourceful fighter with skills and slick movement and spoiling tactices too.
Manny has lost his speed and movement to some extent. I think its a reach to state that Bradley posed such a stylistic challenge that pacquaio's physical assets simply seemed to have declined. No his upperbody movement and general fluidity and coordination is not what it was. There were many an occasion in the early going where Bradley come forward, squared, head straight up and pacquaio didn't pivot while punching on his toes producing an angle. Times where Timothy wasn't doing anything all that refined, polished, and there was no display of the subtle nuances on these occasions. Bradley was there to be tagged and was in the early going Manny just wasn't the dynamic offensive machine he once was.
Some may point to JMMIII, however, that fight's results were not drastically different than the previous ones from Pac's "prime."
I see Pac as now being a more mature fighter with broader experience, tamed into an efficiency by Freddie Roach.
I agree conventional wisdom says Pac's abilities should be deteriorating ... but I gave up on trying to apply conventional wisdom to Pacquiao a long time ago. I think he's more than earned that consideration.
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Timothy Bradley's controversial split decision over Manny Pacquiao resulted in a review by the World Boxing Organization. A five-person panel of judges commissioned by the WBO unanimously agreed that Pacquiao won but won't reverse the decision, nor will it strip Bradley of his belt. It is, however, mandating a rematch, which might take place on Nov. 10.
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Sorry Ron, but after that I can pretty much believe anything you say.
Reading this thread is bizarre. I despise Lampley and stopped listening to him a long time ago, but suggesting he has somehow created this controversy is a pretty flawed argument. Where the ringside press who wrote up the articles listening to Jim? How about the crowd who booed the American's win lustily, where they all quietly listening in on Jim? And how about Tim himself, who didn't look like he thought he had beaten Manny Pac? Who was he listening to?
The controversy has come from the fact Manny Pac beat Bradley comfortably.
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Great For Lunch – It's difficult to find a good restaurant open for lunch. Living in Las Vegas, it isn't difficult to find restaurants, but nothing as good as this is, for a nice lunch, once in a while. Service excellent, and food really good. The only drawback is, it's a little noisey, but we were there for the lunch hour.
Best of All Things Restaurant – My husband and I made it here on January 10, 2009 and were so impressed with the ambiance, service, food and drink that I am planning my graduation party here and am looking forward to going back soon. The service is so impeccable and Brian is wonderful. You must have the shrimp cocktail they are huge and you get 5 of them for a great price. The salads and steaks are great as well as the apple/blueberry cobbler and the fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. If you want to try an undiscovered spot go here you will love it.
Little expensive, but I liked it ! – My husband and I like to stay in Downtown Vegas when we visit so I did a search for a nicer classy restraunt on the web and ran across Triple George's overview and website. So while we were there over Christmas weekend, romantic get-away for the two of us, I made it a point to stop in and try the place. The online menu looked enticing. Verdict is: I was pleased ! The atmosphere is quite nice - very clean, low lighting for intimate dining, big dark wood bar at the entry, private eating areas available. Pleasant. Though I will note the chairs aren't the most comfortable but that hardly made a dent in my overall impression of the place. The food was very good. I had the Ribeye special offered that evening. My husband had the Shrimp Linguini special and we had a calamari appetizer. Yum ! And it was a LOT of food. No way I could finish. I remarked to the waitress that it was the first time, since meedting my husband (7 years ago - he's a grill genius), that I wasn't disappointed with a steak prepared in a restraunt and I've visited several steak places since then. The service was AWESOME !! The waitress was a fun lady - very professional with an enjoyable demeanor. Food came quick once ordered. Nice ! Only reason I didn't rate it excellent is because of the price. 2 meals, 2 teas and an appetizer - no dessert. Bill was $80. I thought it was a little expensive. That's solely based on my opinion and I do recomend you try it and make your own judgment. It was worth the experience and we very well may go there again next time we're in Las Vegas.
Very mediocre meals – Our waiter quickly appeared for our drink orders, water, and recited the day?s specials. We received a complimentary relish tray and placed our orders. My wife opted for the evening?s special, sesame crusted Ahi tuna served with mashed potatoes and mixed seasonal vegetables. The tuna was served too rare so it was sent back to the kitchen until it was suitably medium rare. I could tell something was amiss when a frown appeared on my wife's forehead after taking a few bites. The tuna was extremely tough and the potatoes had been genetically re-mastered resulting in an out-of-worldly consistency and flavor. I fared only slightly better with the seafood cioppino ? shrimp, mussels, crab, white fish, clams and scallops in a somewhat spicy tomato sauce. We concluded the meal with a bread pudding that was tasty, but too heavy.
LIKE A PETER LUGERS IN DOWNTOWN VEGAS – What a great suprize and and great food. A little hard to find in downtown Vegas but worth the look. Valet parking a perk also. This place reminded me alot of Peter Lugers in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. The steaks were the best. The service very friendly, and a great wine selection. Full service bar also.
Best Downtown Restaurant in Las Vegas – I live in Las Vegas and have enjoyed dinner here twice so far and I'm going again this Saturday night! Service is wonderful -- attentive and friendly without being overbearing. Classy and comfortable atmosphere and the food is stellar! Comfort food with class is how I'd describe it. Their bacon-wrapped meatloaf is nothing short of amazing, the crab cakes are meaty and flavorful, shrimp cocktail had 6 large shrimp but was slightly overcooked, George's chopped salad is awesome (with crumbled feta cheese, and a wonderful house vinagrette), the petrale sole was cooked perfectly, and their stuffed pork chops were fabulous stuffed with apples and goat cheese! And yes, the adjacent bar, Sidebar, is comfortable and the cocktails are delicious. We were amazed how few people were there on a Saturday night. People need to know this place exists so we don't lose probably THE best downtown restaurant in Las Vegas.
Best place for quality, personal service, and overall great atmosphere!!!! – For anyone who has not tried Triple George you are missing out on one of the best places to dine in this over-priced, casino-filled town. They just changed their menu and it is better than ever. A la carte is gone and many of the original favorites are back!!! The service is outstanding. The entire staff is friendly, just start talking to them and you will see what I mean. The food is great and you definitely will NOT leave hungry. The dessert are so delicious and I believe they are made in-house everyday. Oh and I cannot forget Sidebar. I have taken many friends who agree the drinks are among the best in Las Vegas. Jerry and Adina will make any alcoholic concoction you want!!!!! I am always impressed by this place and how friendly the staff is to each other and to the customers!! Don't be scared by "downtown" it's about to be the best place in Vegas!! If you haven't tried it yet, venture to Triple Geogre and feel what it means to be a part of a really great restaurant!!
Looking for a Phenomal Steak? You will find it here.... – A group of 10 of us went to Triple George on Saturday night for the first time. What a wonderful place this is!!!!! The food was absolutely delicious and the service was impeccable. We will go back again and again. This is the best kept secret in downtown Las Vegas. But don't let the fact that it is downtown scare you. It is easily accessible!!! We were actually trying to get reservations at Hugo's Cellar, and I was rudely told that they could not accomodate my party until 9:30pm. After several people had recommended this place, we decided to try it. It was fabulous experience!!! You won't be sorry!!!
I'm not one who usually writes reviews. But, after trying Triple George, I wanted to learn more about it and found this website. It was such a great experience, that I wanted to join in recommending it. It was recommended by a friend and it has become one of my favorite restaurants any where in Vegas. The place is just impressive. The food is killer, the service is friendly, professional, and just the right amount of interaction. Much better service than I am used to in Vegas. The place has the feel of a classier time.
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Perfection!!! – Triple George Grill is now one of my favorite restaurants in Las Vegas. The service is always great and the food is even better. I hear that they won 2 Best of Las Vegas awards and rightfully so. I love their new Ala Carte dinner menu. It gives me more options and for $4.95 my husband and I can get a side dish that is big enough to share. My favorite entree would have to be the New York Strip Steak. It is always made to perfection. The runner up would be the marinated Pork Chops. We have become regular customers and are now recognized by the employees and always treated like VIP's. If you have not been to Triple George Grill...you are missing out!
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Donnavan Kirk, who transferred to DePaul after his freshman year at UM, will be back playing basketball in Coral Gables this season, the Sun Sentinel can confirm. The 6-foot-9 forward will be eligible to play right away and will add some size and experience for the upcoming season.
"He is an experienced front court player who excels at running the floor, blocking shots, and scoring in a variety of ways," Miami coach Jim Larranaga said in a news release Wednesday night. "Donnavan is passionate about the University of Miami and we look forward to working with him as he pursues his master's degree."
He also reportedly considered Colorado State when seeking a new school for his final collegiate season. DePaul went 11-21 last season including a 2-16 mark in the Big East.
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Both relied on a power running game where passing plays were few and far between. It was smash-mouth football that utilized the strength of the players instead of their speed and athleticism. The basic premise was for offenses to move their way down the field a few yards at a time. No trickery or deep passes, just a test of who was stronger at the point of attack.
The Chicago Bears' 1930s coaching trio of George Halas, Ralph Jones, and Clark Shaughnessy disregarded these rugby-like ideals. By 1940, the three coaches had molded the T-formation into a high-powered passing attack. They still ran the ball more than they threw it effectively employing a series of misdirection and trap plays, but it was their development of the passing game that revolutionized the sport as we know it.
While coaching the Bears in the early 1930s, Jones came up with the idea of sending a back in motion toward the sidelines, essentially turning the back into a receiver. This forced the defense to spread out accordingly, opening up the middle of the field for both the pass and run. By sending one of the three backs of the T-formation in motion on nearly every play, the Bears developed an unstoppable aerial attack that sent coaches across the league scrambling to copy. Not long after Chicago's 73-0 rout of the Washington Redskins in the 1940 NFL championship game, every team in the league began using the T-formation.
The natural evolution of the T led to the formation that is now used by every team at every level of football: the pro set. Instead of motioning a back to the sidelines, offensive coordinators began placing that player out wide at the outset of the play. The player was dubbed the "flanker" and soon became a staple of nearly every offensive formation.
The base formation of the pro set is often called "split backs." It is as its name suggests: two backs split evenly on either side of the quarterback. Its first incarnation had both tight ends in close to the offensive tackles, giving the offense the option of running the ball to either side of the line with equal success. Defenses could no longer stack its players to one side of the field.
Soon offensive coordinators began splitting the weakside tight end out wide also, giving the offense two "wide receivers." This formation allows the offense to run or pass the ball to both sides of the field. The defenses has to account for any of these four options, putting it at a previously unheard of disadvantage. A common pro set formation in today's game replaces the strongside tight end with a slot receiver, spreading out opposing defenses even more.
With the two backs split in the backfield, straight-ahead running is not as effective as in the T- or I-formation where a blocker can lead the running back through the hole. But what it lacks in up-the-middle running, it more than makes up for off the edges. Since the two backs are already near the offensive tackle, pitches, sweeps, and off-tackle runs have great success.
Additionally, the backs' positioning lets them help mightily in pass protection. If teams choose to blitz off the edges of the offensive line, the backs can stand their ground and pick up any defenders looking to crush the quarterback. Their placement also allows them fast access to the flats during pass plays. The backs can get out of the backfield quickly and easily, without having to traverse through multiple linemen. They can now act as their quarterback's "dump off" receiver without difficulty. For this reason, Bill Walsh loved using the pro set in his version of the West Coast offense where short passes were the norm.
Another way that offensive coordinators attempt to make up for the pro set's lack of inside running is to move one of the backs behind the quarterback. If the strongside back moves behind the QB, the formation is called pro set "far." If the weakside back slides inside, it is called pro set "near." By using theses two variations, teams still have the advantages of the pro set yet are better able to run up the middle. Although, depending on whether the formation is far or near, strong or weakside running is compromised slightly. Also, one of the backs will not have as easy access to the flats as in split backs.
Basically, every formation used in the current day NFL is a variation of Halas' T-formation. Which is why its immediate successor, the pro set, is used as a "base" formation at nearly every level of the game. It opens up the field and can be run and passed from with equal success. No other formation in the game allows such flexibility.
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I finished my 12 weeks. I FINISHED! What a journey its been. And now only a short break and then back on it again... Its not a champoinship transformation but its MY transformation and for that im grateful. I think the next 12 weeks could bring me where i want to be. And if i work really hard I might just reach those abs in the next 9 weeks before my 30th birthday! Thank you to everyone for their support and kind words. Especially thanks to Optigirl who has been with me every step of the way! FIGHTING!!!
I lost 11kg and went from 21% bodyfat to 14%. Granted, i think most of that fat is around my waist but another couple of weeks and they will be gone. Goals for next 12 weeks is to lose another 6Kg fat and reach 10% bodyfat.
I can't see the pictures!!! your bodyfat drop is AWESOME!!!! Aw, I feel so honored to be mentioned here, we both finished!! :)
I hope you continue to push yourself even without the trainer.
you were there with me all the way. of course you get mentioned! you cant see the pics? i wonder if they have to be approved first or something??? they are here in this forum. i can see them. LOL!
I can see them now!!! The rolls from your back have gone away, making the upper back look broader. And the abs are on their way to your goal!
Wow!... great job!...now that doesn't come without a lot of sweat and tears. You look great! I would consider this a huge victory. Did you get any before and after measurements? It would be great to see them. Looking forward to reading about your next challenge.
Congrats on finishing the challenge. You made some big time improvements - dropping your body fat by 7% takes a lot of work. I predict that after some AR, you are going to come back on challenge 2 and feel even stronger than ever and get those abs by your birthday.
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Two thumps up on your transformation. It is awesome. You really look so much better, I bet you feel a lot better too!
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Congratulations! Based on your post I believe the transformation was not just on the outside but on the inside too. It is your transformation and you've done great!
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ORU Releases 2013 Men's Tennis Schedule
TULSA, Okla. - Head Coach Mark Milner and the Oral Roberts University men's tennis team are proud to release their 2013 spring schedule. The Golden Eagles will play 17 regular season matches in 2013 before taking part in their first Southland Conference Tournament, beginning on April 25.
ORU will play three matches within the Tulsa city limits, including the season opener on Wednesday, January 16 against the University of Tulsa at the Case Tennis Complex. ORU will host TCU on Sunday, February 10 at the Case Tennis Complex and will play their home finale on Friday, April 12 at LaFortune Park against Oklahoma Baptist.
ORU's first official Southland Conference match falls on Friday, January 18, when they take on Nicholls State.
The schedule is highlighted by a three-match trip to Colorado midway through the season. ORU will face Air Force on Monday, March 18 before taking on Northern Colorado and Metro State over the following two days.
The 2013 Southland Conference Tournament will be hosted by Lamar. Quarterfinal matches begin on Thursday, April 25 in Beaumont, Texas.


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Chad Beebe is one of three Aurora Christian players who signed to play football for Northern Illinois. | Donnell Collins~Sun-Times Media
Class 3A state title game
Aurora Christian (12-1) Kickoff:
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Kickoff:4 p.m. Friday
Where: Memorial Stadium, Champaign
The scoop: This is a rematch of last year's semifinal, won 50-26 by the defending 3A champion Eagles. Both teams have talented offenses and strong defenses. ACS coach Don Beebe says both offenses are likely to score and the decision is likely to come down to which defense can come up with the most stops or turnovers.
Traditions of excellence: Unity head coach Scott Hamilton has been on the job 19 years and has never had a losing season. His Rockets have made the playoffs every year. This is the fourth team he's taken to the title game. Unity took second in 2000 (2A), 2005 (3A) and 2009 (3A).
ACS coach Don Beebe is in his ninth season and Eagles are making their ninth playoff appearance. They were second in 4A in 2008 and won last year's 3A title.
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They meet again, this time on a neutral field with the state title on the line.
Tolono Unity football players won't have to go far — about a 15-minute bus ride up Interstate 57 — to get to Memorial Stadium in Champaign Friday afternoon for their date with Aurora Christian in the Class 3A championship game.
"It doesn't really matter where you play this game. It's great for all 16 teams (in eight classes) to make it this far," said veteran Unity coach Scott Hamilton, who is taking his fourth Rockets team to the championship but has yet to come way with a title.
"You lay it on the line for a state championship. A lot of kids have sacrificed a lot to have the opportunity and there's a lot of kids who dream of playing in it.
"I'm fortunate, this is my fourth time (taking Unity) and my sixth overall. I was an assistant at Hardin-Calhoun when we won back-to-back titles in 1992-93."
Since then, Hamilton has spent 19 years at Unity where his teams have had 19 straight winning seasons and made it to the postseason every year.
"I think it's important that you don't take (getting this far in the playoffs) for granted," he said. "Each one is special and deserves to be appreciated."
His Rockets nearly made it last year, but traveled to Aurora Christian for a semifinal and lost 50-26.
Does that make the Eagles — trying to repeat as 3A state champs — a strong favorite?
Not so fast, warns ACS coach Don Beebe.
"Let's first talk about that game," he said. "We could have lost that game. We were down (26-20) with about 10 minutes left."
They were down by that score with nine and eight minutes left, too. And they had trailed 14-0 early in the contest.
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Will Unity have revenge on its mind?
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"We don't get big into that revenge thinking," he said. "This is a new year, a new group of kids, for us as well as for them. It's a totally new situation."
Both teams had a close call in getting here — Unity edged unbeaten Williamsville 10-7 in the quarterfinal and ACS topped Immaculate Conception 28-21 in the second round in the teams' second meeting of the season — and both won last week by wide margins.
Aurora Christian, playing as well in the first half as it has all season, according to Beebe, beat Sterling Newman 41-7. Tolono Unity whipped Greenville 56-21.
The Rockets are led by a junior quarterback, Justin Deters, who has thrown for 1,049 yards and run for 1,272. Running back Conner Grace has gained 1,462 yards rushing and Mitch Negangard has 947 yards rushing.
Micah Johnson, his team's "home run threat" according to Hamilton, has 31 catches for 670 yards receiving and 59 rushing attempts for 350 yards.
While his numbers pale in comparison to ACS receiving leaders Chad Beebe (62-956) and Cory Windle (48-849), Hamilton notes that Johnson missed the final three weeks of the regular season due to injury but has come back strong in the playoffs.
The Rockets coach is also wary of ACS running backs Jouel Bouagnon (1,380 yards rushing) and Brandon Mayes (795).
"I think the biggest difference you notice (from last year) is that their quarterback (Ryan McQuade, 2,913 yards passing) seems to throw as well as (Anthony) Maddie did last year but he doesn't run it like Maddie. He just turns and hands it off to those power backs, which is a pretty good option. And their receiving corps is pretty similar and several of the same kids."
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SAVANNAH - Enmark Stations Inc. once again has made a commitment to sell paper icons in all 59 of its retail stores in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina in support of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk.
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A job fair that had been scheduled for the Shuman Recreation Center in Hinesville Wednesday has been canceled.
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