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Got compliments on the wig and looks natural but very uncomfortable around hair line. The top was more spike than the picture, had to alter a little but all in all it's cute.
I would buy this product again & again
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I loved it as soon as I put it on. I wore it when my husband took me out for Mothers' Day. I received several comments on my hair. It was so natural looking others thought it was my own hair.
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I like the spiky look. Hair stays out of my face. Nice color. I rotate this wig along with my others.
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The hair is not as curly as pictured. The top of the wig has straight pieces that cannot be combed or styled. The sides are nice and tapered.
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The actual wig looks a lot different than the picture. The middle section of the top of the wig is very straight and just sticks up. The sides are cut nice but the top looks unnatural and is not easy to style.
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I just cut my locs and was looking for a nice short natural looking style. This was not it.
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Talbot, who was a Top Chef semifinalist, is now head chef at Imperial No. Nine. He spent years perfecting his recipe — from cooking the halibut just right to making sure it doesn't fall out of the tortilla. ("My friends would give me a really hard time for that.") He even gave us the recipe for the relish he uses.
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(602) 955-6600 x2808
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast 6am - 11am
Lunch 11am -5pm
Dinner 5pm - 10pm
Bar 11am - 11pm
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Comfort Food, American
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Cigar Room, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Frank and Albert's offers 2 beautiful private dining areas. Frank and Albert's Private Dining Room that seats up to 12 guests. This room is perfect for small board meetings and small sized private meals.
Sunroom is another area that seats up to 45 guests. This room features classic Frank Lloyd Wright design with centrally located fireplace feature.
For dining groups that are greater than 45 attendees, we offer accomodations on our award winning patio with capacity of 200 seats.
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Inspired by the passion of two famed architects, Frank Lloyd Wright and Albert Chase McArthur, FRANK & ALBERT'S features a pure contemporary version of comfortable classics. Using a host of ingredients from local growers, the chefs have infused a healthier element to some very nostalgic dishes.
Dinner specialties such as Braised Short Ribs with Red Pepper Polenta and Crispy Salmon share billing with classic comfort food like Ketchup Glazed Meatloaf.
Lunch offerings include a variety of soups, salads, pizzas, Arizona comfort foods and daily specials.
Open daily: breakfast 6-11 a.m., lunch 11 a.m.-5 p.m., dinner 5-10 p.m., bar 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
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Great Cobb salad and the sea bass
was excellent. Dessert was also superb with a warm chocolat cookie with vanilla ice cream "
Dined on 4/18/2014
I was shocked by all the positive
reviews this place got. It's just a so-so hotel lobby resturant. Kid friendly, but other than that, totally unremarkable, much like this entire resort. Stay away unless you absolutely have to eat here. "
Dined on 4/18/2014
One of my favorite spots for a
business lunch. Fantastic setting, convenient, great food and service."
Dined on 4/14/2014
although the food is really great,
the best part of dining at frank and alberts is being able to sit outside in the lush garden setting. So it depends if a person lives in Phoenix and doesn't really appreciate the warmer temperatures or if a person wants to soak up the rays."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Arrived right at our reserved
time. Seated Immediately. Great service. Good Food. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit."
Dined on 4/5/2014
This is our second visit to Frank
and Alberts. We especially appreciate the outdoor dining area. It is lovely and perfect for two people or a party of 40. The menu and wine list are not extensive but there is something for everyone. We will go back every time we visit the Phoenix area. Definitely make a reservation."
Dined on 4/4/2014
The server said the place was
famous for fish tacos. My friend ordered these but was disappointed with the uncooked tacos, that broke before they could be consumed. The cole slaw/salad in the tacos was ordinary and filled to the brim such that one could not place fish in it. I had a waldorf salad that tasted fine. Overall, the price of the dishes did not match (quite overpriced) with the quality offered."
Dined on 3/29/2014
Service started out great, it
seemed everyone was interested in our lunch experience. We did not order any drinks but water. My Mother ordered a salad and I ordered a sandwich. The food arrived quickly and was very good. Things went downhill when HALFWAY through the meal one of the servers arrived with the check, said something about dessert (not ready to think about it yet), then asked if we wanted our meal charged to the room and when I replied we were not staying there asked if we wanted to pay with cash or credit card. I have enough fine dining experience to know this was way out of line. At this point I just wanted to finish my meal, pay the check and leave when earlier we had considered having dessert and coffee. Not impressed."
Dined on 3/27/2014
We received great service from
Susan. We even gave her high marks on Trip Advisor. This place offers a romantic setting especially outside near a fire place. We try to each here each year that we stay at the Arizona Biltmore. Also, the menu offers a lot of good entrees."
Dined on 3/23/2014
Maitre'd was excellent. Food quite
good. Hotel experience unique."
Dined on 3/22/2014
In Phoenix for the weekend and
went to see the Biltmore designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Although the hotel is very elegant, the restaurant is like a sports bar. Filled with LOUD sportsfans and families (some of my best friends are...). We were seated at the back next to a family of 8 or 10 with a number of boisterous kids. It felt like we were in a Chili's or Applebee's but at 3x times the price. The food was as good as Chili's or Applebee's, but at 3x times the price. As we were leaving we noticed that there was a lovely outdoor terrace which was much more quiet. Unfortunately, we weren't even offered the option. It was very disappointing. The other restaurant, which was more expensive, did not have a soul in it."
Dined on 3/23/2014
My husband and went out for a
special date night. Shortly after being seated a party of 9 were seated next to us. The group consisted of 5 small children. Even though we did not have the date night we planned the service was good. The food was good, portions were ample. I enjoyed the Walford salad and my husband enjoyed the Crabcake. Entrees were not special so we decided to pass on dessert. I don't want to give a negative review based on our experience but everything was just ok ."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Beautiful Biltmore grounds,
elegant restaurant decor, good lunch menu, food excellent, nice extra touches like the complimentary loaf of bread, and the terrific "little pudding cups". And, above all, excellent service ... our waitperson Sharon was a delight."
Dined on 3/20/2014
I took my out of town guest there
for lunch and a tour of the grounds and she loved it! The food was excellent and service superb. We ate outside on the patio and enjoyed the lush grounds. Be sure to take a glimpse of the pool area and outdoor chess set. Old world charm, for certain. I asked the chef for the recipe for the chicken salad and he personally brought it out to me. He reduced the ingredients down from a 5 gallon size to prepare at home. Service beyond compare!"
Dined on 3/18/2014
We had been at and IFMA conf. a
few years ago and we were anxious to show the Biltmore to the friends we were visiting in Scottsdale. Ambiance/food were very good. Only problem was, our server misunderstood one of our guest orders and a reuben was delivered instead of a hamburger. The delivery person, immediately recognized the problem and promptly brought the correct item. In the mean time the server who taken the order came by to tell our guest that HE had ordered the wrong item. This was definitely not the case since the other 3 of us clearly heard our guest order a burger. Bad enough our serve didn't own up to the error, but to then blame our guest was simply unacceptable. Obviously additional customer service training is warranted."
Dined on 3/15/2014
While visiting Phoenix, this is a
"must". We ate there three times in two days, even though we were not hotel guests. It was a treat in every respect."
Dined on 3/13/2014
We look for healthy food options
at restaurants and there aren't a lot at frank and albert's. The hummus comes with fried pita bread and there is bacon the waldorf salad, which was VERY small, anyway. It's a nice atmosphere and good service but lacking healthy options."
Dined on 3/12/2014
It's the Arizona Biltmore - one of
the world most extraordinary properties. Just walking through the lobby is an amazing experience. Fortunately, the dining experience lives up to the hotel ambiance. The food is quite good. A bit pricey, but worth it. Presented beautifully by an attentive service staff."
Dined on 2/23/2014
We had the short ribs. They were
good but we needed a sharp knife to cut the meat. The polenta was very good. The potatoes and carrots were undercooked and could not be cut with a fork."
Dined on 2/19/2014
really enjoyed the atmosphere, it
is a little more pricey, but that was expected because of venue. Server was very nice, attentive but never felt rushed. The birds really enjoy the food too I know we sat outside , but maybe one of the downsides."
Dined on 2/9/2014
Frank and Albert's is located in
such a beautiful spot, it is worth walking around the grounds to take in the gorgeous view of all that the landscaping has to offer. Unfortunately, once you are in the restaurant, you are left wishing the inside matched the outside. The interior of the restaurant is outdated, and there is nothing notable in the (lacking) ambiance. I came here for a date night with my girlfriend, and while we had absolutely no complaints on the food - every single thing we ate, including the mussels appetizer and the jalapeno cheddar bread with pecan goat cheese, was mouth-watering delicious! We just wished the interior had more of a romantic, or some sort of feel to it, other than outdated hotel restaurant."
Dined on 2/9/2014
The atmosphere isn't really fancy,
but the prices are. The whole estate is lovely, so it was nice to walk around before our meal. Our waiter Kohl was very attentive. The menu was quite limited. We liked seeing it once, but won't go back."
Dined on 2/5/2014
Happy hour menu was good and
reasonable. Especially lovely dining on the patio. Service was outstanding."
Dined on 1/30/2014
We dined there last Saturday. The
table was okay but our service was very poor. We had the calamari and it was only average. Then I got the roast chicken and when it was served it had a gravy poured over it that had turned jelly like. The carrots and peas were raw and the mashed potato was so salty. We had to flag down our server and my husband was almost finished his burger already. Then I ordered the Shepards Pie which took a good 20mins to arrive and was also in edible, all you could taste was salt. The server never apologized or we never saw a manager. It was a very poor experience for a restaurant but especially for the Biltmore Resort. We will not return ever!!!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
The restaurant was quite nice,
good food (but a bit overpriced). The restaurant seating area was practically empty while the bar area seemed to be packed. Lighting in the restaurant was not ideal, felt very corporate."
Dined on 1/19/2014
This restaurant is in the fabulous
Arizona Biltmore. However, that in itself does not make it fabulous. It is really a glorified coffee shop with fine dining prices which would be OK if the food was fine dining. I sat on the patio to escape the mediocre decor of the restaurant. I ordered tea which came lukewarm and without sugar bowl or milk. I had to ask. Then I ordered the 4 grill cheese sandwich which was barely edible. The bread was dry and disintegrated in my hands. The cheese was interesting but hardly worth the $15 = or - price. I had fries. there was also no salr t or pepper or catsup. Get the idea? If this reastaurant were naywhere els, it would close in six months."
Dined on 1/12/2014
We had a great meal. Avocado and
chips. Sea bass , excellent and the meatloaf. Surprising dessert cookie and ice cream with a chocolat sauce. Miami,miam"
Dined on 1/4/2014
The food and service were good,
the ambiance was just fair."
Dined on 1/1/2014
As usual always great overall , a
beautiful day in Phoenix Excellent Cobb salad and also burger well prepared. A lovely place in a great hotel,being able to eat outside on a large open and very green terra ses was a plus. A must try if in the area."
Dined on 1/1/2014
The NYE dinner was $65 per person.
That gave the option of several different menu items. I had the lobster bisque, sea bass and some sort of dessert. The bisque was like a thick soup. No lobster chunks were found in my wife's or mine. The sea bass came in a serving size fit for a small child. The fish was half the size of the palm of my hands and I have small hands. the dessert was some premaid pudding that tasted like something I wouldn't ever make at home because it was absolutely nothing special. Bottom line, I just donated $55 bucks to the place because the dinner was only worth at most $10. Extremely disappointing. Don't waste your time or your money on NYE at this place."
Dined on 12/31/2013
This is a restaurant with truly
good food. But, I am consistently disappointed with their wait staff. On this occasion, my guest finally got up to get someone to come and take our order. Once the order was placed, things went smoothly. Staff appears to be distracted, and first priority does not appear to be their guests."
Dined on 9/23/2013
Our dining experience was
fabulous!!.. We took my 92 year old Great Aunt and my 80 year old mother out for their birthday!.. Very accommodating. Zach our waiter was amazing!!.. He took great care of us! The food was excellent!!..we will surely recommend Frank and Alberts to our friends!"
Dined on 12/27/2013
Our holiday meal was very
enjoyable and the service was truly wonderful. We were a little perplexed that other diners were so casual and the atmosphere was not more festive for the occasion. The hostess and seating staff were adequate, but were distracted. However, I would definitely return for another meal here."
Dined on 12/25/2013
It was Christmas Day, as expected
restaurant was busy. First, restaurant did not honor advertised promotions...not a good way to begin a visit. Ordered Shepard's Pie...had to send it back the peas and carrots were literally raw. Daughter could not eat her pizza as the crust was so soggy. Service fair...multiple requests for wine list...failure to provide all wine glasses...check back very slow. Overall...not sure how this restaurant is in the same building as Wright's as I have had many good meals there."
Dined on 12/25/2013
I had the Christmas Dinner
consisting of a grilled Romaine salad, grilled honey glazed salmon with couscous, and pumpkin cheesecake. The food was delicious, and the service very good. However, the price was extremely expensive. There are very good restaurants in the area with comparable dishes for a much lower price."
Dined on 12/25/2013
My companion and I had the burgers
both cooked medium and they were perfectly cooked, pink enough and juicy. The regular fries were very good however the sweet potato fries were a little heavy with oil. Definitely plan on returning; the grilled cheese sandwich looks tasty :o) The outdoor seating/eating area is beautiful, lots of greenery which is rare in Phoenix."
Dined on 12/15/2013
Food was great, service was poor.
Server "franklin" didn't seem to have a good knowledge of the menu and he was hurried. Food was served by food runners prompt but we couldn't get refills. My some had a spicy dish and we had to get a hostess to get him a refill. Do they have busboys here? Franklin finally checked back with us after we had been finished for awhile. Asked if we wanted to see the dessert menu? He then had to go get them from somewhere and really didn't sell them up. The desserts are why we come here and they are an easy sell i think. I still gave a 20 percent because it was not all his fault. Seated all late tables in his area, manager could have checked on us too."
Dined on 12/24/2013
The Az Biltmore Hotel is a great
backdrop during the Christmas Holidays for this restaurant."
Dined on 12/20/2013
Frank & Alberts is located at the
Arizona Biltmore Hotel and Resort. It is a casual yet sophisticated environment. We are regulars for lunch and Sunday brunch. Given the locale, the prices are very reasonable. Service has always been a 10. It is located in the hotel, which adds the element of sophistication."
Dined on 12/14/2013
We went for a business lunch. It
was a perfect spot!"
Dined on 12/9/2013
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Kirsch Custom Roller Shades lend a simple, clean style to any room. With the right options to meet your needs, Kirsch Roller Shades offer the perfect solution for any window.
Woven and natural textures lend an organic, elemental edge to this simple style.
Add casual elegance to any décor with fabric textures inspired by nature.
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Sheer fabrics filter direct, harsh sunlight and can provide a subtle backdrop or layer to your drapery.
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Darker colors provide a more transparent view, while lighter colors provide more privacy.
All roller shades are manufactured without a valance.
For a more finished look, we offer the standard valance or the cassette valance upgrade options.
Made in the same material as your shade, the standard valance lends a seamless and finished look to your roller shade.
For patterns where there are vertical lines, these lines will run horizontally in the valance.
For patterns where there are horizontal lines, these lines will run vertically in the valance.
A cassette is an enclosed valance with a curved front panel, with a matching strip of material/fabric inserted across the face of the cassette.
The cassette comes in two sizes, determined by the size of the shade and the thickness of the fabric.
For patterns where there are vertical lines, these lines will run horizontally in the valance
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The color of the cassette is preselected to match your fabric
The addition of scalloped hems with decorative trims or fringes is a creative way to add style to your shade.
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Read all installation instructions!
• Make sure that you have all tools and hardware needed
for installation.
• Check the installation surface (wall, ceiling, or
window frame) to ensure that you have suitable fasteners and tools
for the material.
• Double check the headrail and shade for proper width
and length. If you are installing several sets of shades, be sure
to match them with the appropriate window.
• Check the parts list shipped with the product to
confirm that you have the correct number of brackets.
Recommended Tools
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Pencil
• Level
• Tape measure
• Safety glasses
• Drill/drill bits (1/16" drill bit may be used to
pre-drill for screws)
• 1/4" Wrench (if using extension brackets)
• Hex nutdriver (optional for mounting screws)
• Drywall anchors
• Carefully measure the length of the shade from the
flat surface of the control end to the base of the small pin on
the spring plunger end. Deduct off approximately 1/4" to ensure
proper tensioning of the roller in the brackets.
• Make sure that there is enough clearance for the
rolled up shade and that it will not rub or catch on the window,
window frame or any obstructions when fully rolled up.
• Mark this distance on the mounting surface at the
desired bracket height so that it is centered in the window
Outside Mount
Inside Mount
For outside mount installations, go to step 2A.
Forinside mount installations, go to step 3A. For
cassette valance installations, go to step 4.
• Align the notch on each bracket with the marks, from Step
1making sure they are square and spaced equally from the window. IMPORTANT:
Be sure to note the correct location of each bracket; the brackets
are not interchangeable.
• Mark the bracket mounting hole locations (use of the
slotted holes is recommended), two screws per bracket.
• Attach the brackets to the wall or window frame using
suitable fasteners.
Example: Installation on drywall using the included screws
and drywall anchors (not included).
NOTE: This step is for outside-mount
installations using a standard valance ONLY.
• Install the valance mounting brackets, spacing the
brackets approximately 3"in from the shade brackets and making
sure they are level.Any additional brackets should be spaced
evenly between the ends.
• Make sure there will be sufficient clearance between
the roller shade and the valance.
• Proceed to Step 5
NOTE: This step is for inside-mount installations
using a standard valance ONLY.
• Mark the inside surface of the valance top in the same
way as described in Step 1 for inside mount.
• Align the notch on each bracket with the marks, making
sure they are square and equally spaced from the front of the
IMPORTANT: Be sure to note the correct location
of each bracket; the brackets are not interchangeable.
• Mark the bracket mounting hole locations (use of the
slotted holes in the brackets is recommended).
• Carefully drill a through-hole in the valance top at
each marked bracket hole location
• Align the notch on each bracket with the marks, from
Step 1making sure they are square and spaced equally from the
IMPORTANT: Be sure to note the correct location of each
bracket; the brackets are not interchangeable.
• Attach the brackets to the wall or window frame using
suitable fasteners. If you are installing a valance, install it
between the brackets and the mounting surface using the
through-holes drilled in Step 3A.
Example: Installation on a wood window frame using the
included screws and optional valance
Mount the brackets to the wall or window frame, with the
outside brackets no furtherthan 2 inches (50 mm) from the ends of
the headrail. On wide shades, space the additional bracket(s) at
equal intervals
NOTE: Bracket is determined by shade size
CASSETTE 80 — Outside Mount
• Locate the rear bracket holes.
• Make sure the release tab is always mounted on
• Proceed to step 4B.
CASSETTE 120 — Outside Mount
CASSETTE 80 — Inside Mount
• Locate the top bracket holes.
CASSETTE 120 — Inside Mount
NOTE: Cassette valance size is determined by
shade size
• Position the headrail with the front panel resting on
the top lip of all brackets.
• Push the bottom front of the headrail firmly backwards
and toward the window until the lip on the rear of the headrail
engages the bracket and snaps into place.
• Position the headrail with the back panelresting on
both bottom hooks of all brackets.
• Push the front of the headrail firmly upwards and
toward the window until the groove at the top of the headrail
snaps into place.
• Insert the pin on spring plunger into the hole on the
bracket and press the shade into the bracket, depressing the
• Align the T-shaped holes in the control-end bracket
with the tabs on the control end of the roller and the hook
pointing down, as shown. Press down to lock the center hook into
• If your roller shade includes bracket cover caps,
press them onto the brackets as shown below.
• Specialty option for outside mount shades -chosen at
time of purchase.
• Remove the shipping wrapper from the around the
For outside mount standard valances, go to step
Otherwise go to step 7.
If your valance does not include returns, skip to
For valances with wraparound returns:
• Remove the tape from the fabric on the back of the
valance and make sure the fabric extends equally on either end of
the valance.
• Slide the corner clip onto a return panel. The tab
will fit into the channels on the back of the return panel.
• Slide the assembled return panel onto one end of the
valance. The tab will fit into the channels on the back of the
valance, and the valance top will fit into the channel on the top
of the return panel.
• Wrap the fabric around the end of the return panel.
• Press the caps into place.
• Repeat forthe other end. Once both returns are
installed, pull the fabric taut to remove wrinkles and secure to
the backs of the returns with masking tape
Attaching the valance to the valance brackets
• Centering the valance overthe roller shade, slide the
top of the front valance panel into the valance clips until it
locks into place. You can adjust the valance spacing from the wall
by loosening the wingnuts on the valance brackets.
Attaching the valance to the valance brackets:
Refer to instructions in the hold-down tension device.
Find Width
Measure exact distance between inside surfaces of window
frame at the top, middle, and bottom, and use the narrowest width.
Do not make any width deductions.
Find Height
Measure exact distance from inside surface at top of window
to sill. If you prefer shade not to touch sill, deduct 1/4". If
there is no sill, measure height to point where shade is to reach.
Tip-to-Tip Measure is the common measure type for most roller
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"pegs" that mount the shade to the wall or frame.
Measure exact distance between the outermost points where
the shade is to be placed. This measurement should overlap each
side of window frame by at least 1-1/2". Factory makes no
deduction from your shade width dimensions.
Measure exact distance from where top of shade will be
located to top of sill. If there is no sill or if shade is to
overlap window frame, measure to point shade is to reach.
Cloth Measure is uncommon and should only be used for Outside
Frame applications. The headrail is wider than the cloth of
the shade which causes the "pegs" to extend beyond the width
of the shade material. This total distance is 1-3/8" wide, or
a gap of 11/16" on each side of the shade material.
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(RNN) - Every once in a while, a little irony is good for the soul.
Take, for example, South Carolina. Marcus Lattimore is gone, yet the Gamecocks have the SEC's leading rusher in yards per game in Mike Davis. Jadeveon Clowney is still there, yet they most definitely do not have the league leader in sacks (he's not even first on his own team). Irony.
Lane Kiffin was fired five games into this season. You may remember he left Tennessee after the first year of a six-year contract. Ed Orgeron, who followed Kiffin from Knoxville, is taking over the Southern Cal program in the interim. Irony.
There had been talk the government shutdown could have canceled this weekend's Army-Boston College and Navy-Air Force games. The Midshipmen and Falcons combined have lost their last five games. Congressional opponents of the Affordable Healthcare Act have a losing streak close to 50 and counting. Irony.
You probably had no clue this story contains a hidden message using the first line of each sentence. Actually, it doesn't, but that didn't stop you from checking. That's not irony, it's just plain funny.
Notice the spelling? Hot Reads really and truly thought Ole Miss might have been ready for prime time, but we should have known better.
When a team's own fan base produces lukewarm enthusiasm about its chances to win a game, it's a sign of bad things to come.
Common sense was screaming in the back of the room that the Rebels were another year away (at least) from making serious noise, but the glitter on the package was too much to resist.
This is still a very good team, and it has time to get that much better, so who knows? Gosh almighty, they might get that big upset this year after all.
LSU at Mississippi State, 7 p.m. ET Saturday
With all respect to Georgia and Tennessee (at least as much respect as two teams who can't play defense deserve), the best NFL Lite game of the week is taking place in Starkville.
It's about time people started paying more attention to Mississippi State's defense, and they get a golden opportunity to prove why this weekend.
Guess who is second behind steel curtain Florida in the SEC in yards allowed per game. Nope, not Alabama. Not LSU. South Carolina? Not so much. It's the Hail Staters, who are also top 20 in the nation in that category.
It's an even more impressive feat because they only have five sacks. Their performance against Troy two weeks ago was a major statement. And if you're rolling your eyes going, "yeah, but it's Troy," then you're obviously not a Division-I football coach.
The Bulldogs held the Trojans to 186 total yards (139 passing, 47 rushing). Troy has been held to fewer than 200 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in a game just four other times since 2006 - impressive considering the teams that have paid them for butt whippings.
It's also time to recognize just how good the LSU offense is.
The Tigers might have the most perfect scoring attack in the SEC right now. Their balance all year has been remarkable - 199 rushes and 129 passes.
Jeremy Hill leads the SEC in points scored per game and is one of four players with 100 or more rushing yards per game. Backup tailback Terrence Magee actually has a slight edge over Hill in yards per attempt, which is somewhat scary.
Zach Mettenberger leads the conference in passing yards per completion and is second in yards per attempt. Those numbers become more impressive when you consider he gets sacked less than twice per game. It basically means he shoots for big plays through the air, gets those big plays and doesn't lose yardage because of a combination of three things - good blocking, a quick release and receivers who can get yards after the catch.
Any criticism of Mettenberger or anyone else on that offense after the loss to Georgia is unjustified. He made NFL throws all night, the receivers caught balls in traffic to move the chains and Hill grinded out 86 yards.
Yeah, they petered out on the final drive, but their defense blew a lead and the offensive line was spent after standing up for so long. It happens.
It's not an excuse that's particularly comforting to anyone wearing purple and gold, but this team will be fine.
Arkansas at Florida, 7 p.m. ET Saturday
If you call yourself old school (and by old school, I mean you remember when people could do research without Google) then you probably appreciate a good, old-fashioned, punch-you-in-the-mouth, run-heavy football game.
Consider this matchup a surprise answer to your prayers. Florida looks like a brick wall, and Arkansas is trying to prove it can move the football against more than wet paper towels.
The Razorbacks put up 200 rushing yards against Texas A&M last week, but A.) that was still about four first downs fewer than their average for the year, and B.) it's Texas A&M, whose defense apparently thinks every quarterback can play like Johnny Manziel. More on them in a bit.
Arkansas can do everything well except for stay mentally focused when it counts. Without two interceptions against the Aggies and a bad special teams error against Rutgers (and a few defensive lapses against both), we might be talking about the Hogs as a 5-0 team right now.
And then there's Florida, which is playing defense like Alabama (the old Alabama, not the new Alabama). It's just absurd that the Gators are only allowing 149 passing yards and 53 rushing yards per game. Fifty-three rushing yards?! Hot Reads doesn't care if it's against a high school, those are impressive chops.
It's safe to say that number will bend at least a little with tailbacks Alex Collins and Jonathan Williams leading the SEC's second-best rushing attack into Gainesville.
If Florida's defense is going to carry the team for another year (it better), this game will provide a good gauge of just how far.
Maryland at Florida State, 12 p.m. ET Saturday
Georgia State's trip to Alabama seems less-than-inspiring, and Hot Reads was rudely reminded that Kentucky-South Carolina still technically counts as an SEC game.
Soooo… we're forced to look elsewhere for a quality nonconference matchup.
Maryland is having its best season since the start of the millennium, going 4-0 for the first time since 2001 and scoring 30 or more points in each of its first four games for the first time since 2002.
Florida State's young quarterback, "Famous Jameis" Winston, will get his toughest test of the season so far. The Terrapins shut out West Virginia, who later beat a good Oklahoma State team.
The Terps lead the nation in sacks and are in the top five nationally in takeaways, but the Seminoles have only given the ball away three times. So what gives?
Wisdom says take the defense. Maryland was without two starting defensive backs against the Mountaineers and was still dominant. Winston is a highly efficient passer, but his preference to work from the pocket makes it easier to contain him. Florida State converts a gaudy 51 percent of its third downs, but Maryland is allowing half that, making it one of the best in the nation.
If Maryland rushes for more than 200 yards, it wins the game. Boston College got exactly that amount and gave the Seminoles trouble. FSU's nearly five-minute deficit in time of possession means it may not have enough time to get back in the game if it's trailing late.
-109.6: Texas A&M is leading all NFL Lite teams in yards per game with 586.4. It's also last in the league in yards allowed with 476.8 - a difference of nearly 110 yards. If the Aggies make it the rest of the way with anything less than two losses, Manziel more than deserves that second Heisman.
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The winning streak continues.
Terre Haute took its fourth straight in Prospect League play, coming from behind for a 3-2 victory at Dubois County.
The Rex scored three runs in the top of the eighth inning to erase a 2-0 deficit.
First baseman John Loeffler smashed a double down the right-field line to score Chris Manning and Brett Teschner.
Loeffler reached third on an error on the relay throw and scored on a sacrifice fly by Joe Meggs.
"I'll take the wins the way we're getting them. We've got a lot of fight in us. That's a good sign," manager Brian Dorsett said.
Rex starter Cody Wren faced off against Indiana State southpaw Sean Manea, who struck out eight in seven shutout innings.
Nick Cunningham came on for the save.
Catcher Chace Mitchell left the game early on after getting hit in the hand with a foul ball.
"We got him out to get ice on it. I think he's going to be OK. We'll check him out [today]," Dorsett said.
The Rex (6-7) play host to Dubois County tonight at Warn Field.
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Rex looking to expand fan base in 2014
Bruce Rosselli, part of the new Terre Haute Rex ownership group as well as the team's general manager, hopes to build the fan base in the first year.
The Rex, who have returning sponsorships from Clabber Girl, Union Hospital and Old National Bank, among others, want to appeal to more baseball fans from outside Vigo County.
Bobby Segal named Rex manager
Yogi Berra. Joe Girardi. Joe Torre. Mike Matheny. Mike Scioscia. Clint Hurdle. Bruce Bochy. Former catchers tend to make quality managers at the big-league level.
It's not unique at baseball's training-ground levels as well.
Terre Haute Rex owner Brian Dorsett had a 13-year professional career as a catcher and his time as Rex manager was a successful one, taking the team to the Prospect League playoffs twice and winning the Manager of the Year award in 2012.
SOLD: Local group buys Terre Haute Rex
The Terre Haute Rex baseball team has a new owner, pending approval by Prospect League officials.
The Indiana State University Foundation has sold the team to Wabash Valley Baseball LLC, a Terre Haute corporation whose member-owners are Brian Dorsett, Bruce Rosselli, Bob Brown, John Newton, Ray Kepner and Kevin Hoolehan.
Terre Haute Rex future up in the air
The future of the Terre Haute Rex is up in the air like a shattered wooden bat.
The team just finished its fourth season as a member of the Prospect League, one of many collegiate summer leagues around the nation. The team is owned by the Indiana State Foundation and president Ron Carpenter has publicly said, both before and after the season, that the Rex is no longer part of his organization's mission.
Doing it all: Johnson plays all nine positions in nine innings, earns save in Rex's victory over Sliders
Nick Johnson knew his day in Prospect League baseball Sunday was going to be special. He may not have counted on it being so suspenseful.
Wolfe's big hits help REX split with Danville on Saturday
Brian Wolfe had the two big hits Saturday afternoon as the Terre Haute Rex defeated the visiting Danville Dans 5-4 in the first game of a two-city Prospect League baseball doubleheader.
Rex roll to 5-0 victory over Sliders
While the Terre Haute Rex playoff hopes are all but dashed, that's not going to change how the Rex (28-27) attempt for finish the season.
The Rex started the Wednesday night 11.5 games behind Danville in the Western Division, well out of the playoff hunt in the Prospect League. But that has not changed their approach to the game.
While the team's playoff hopes are all but dashed — the Gems needed to win just one of its doubleheader against Hannibal on Wednesday to clinch — that's not going to change how the Rex (28-27) attempt to finish out the season.
Terre Haute Rex bounce back to get Saturday split
In a lot of ways — good and bad — Saturday was a pretty good representation of the Terre Haute Rex season in Prospect League baseball.
Rex pitchers shut out the last-place Springfield Sliders in 17 consecutive innings of a doubleheader at Bob Warn Field; Terre Haute pitching has dominated Springfield often this season.
Kempf is rock of the Rex
Wherever his baseball career takes him — and like probably every player in the Prospect League, he has thoughts of playing beyond college — Kyle Kempf will probably use the same approach that won him a job with the Terre Haute Rex approximately 14 months ago.
Rex can't derail Dans' run
The hottest team in Prospect League baseball showed why it is Friday night at Bob Warn Field as the visiting Danville Dans knocked off the Terre Haute Rex 4-1.
Rex end skid with extra-inning win at Springfield
The Rex defeated the Springfield Sliders 11-7 in 10 innings in a Prospect League game on Sunday.
Great start, disappointing finish for Rex
Terre Haute falls off pace in Prospect League West Division
Rex offense struggles vs. Cavemen
Fresh off of splitting a double header against the Springfield Sliders on Sunday, the Rex fell to 20-17 on the season with a 4-1 loss to the Hannibal Cavmemen (15-20).
Danville shuts down Terre Haute Rex
Three Danville pitchers combined to shut down the Terre Haute Rex 7-1 at Bob Warn Field on Saturday night.
The loss dropped the Rex 31⁄2 games behind co-leaders Danville and Quincy in the Western Division of the Prospect League.
Rex fall short on Fourth of July
The Terre Haute Rex came up short at Bob Warn Field on Thursday night.
Vigo County natives come up big in 10-inning Rex win
The Terre Haute Rex needed a strong pitching performance from John Robert Patterson and got it. But it was Tyler Wampler's fly ball to shallow center field that gave the Rex a 3-2 win over the Hannibal Caveman at Bob Warn Field Tuesday night.
Wampler progressing nicely this summer with Terre Haute Rex
A few more heads perk up than usual when a ball bounds or scoots across the Bob Warn Field turf toward Tyler Wampler. Even the most routine grounder can translate into a silky smooth play Terre Haute Rex fans don't want to miss.
Gardner and Rex reach for big goals
Being a four-year starter in one of Indiana's premier high school baseball programs was a long way from the highest goal Cody Gardner set for himself.
So the 2012 Terre Haute North graduate has continued to improve his skills and his talents in the approximately 13 months since he graduated, first at Wright State and this summer with the Terre Haute Rex.
Rex fall to Gems in first half of Tuesday's doubleheader
Despite getting a three-run homer from Brian Wolfe in the third inning, the Terre Haute Rex lost to the Quincy Gems 6-3 in the first game of a Prospect League baseball doubleheader Tuesday night.
Rex fall to Danville in 10th inning
The Danville Dans took advantage of Terre Haute Rex errors and walks Monday night to pull out a 5-2 win in extra innings in Prospect League baseball at Bob Warn Field.
Rex regain first place with 8-2 win at Springfield
Two former Vigo County high school baseball players played big roles Wednesday night as the Terre Haute Rex regained first place in the West Division of Prospect League baseball with an 8-2 win over the Springfield Sliders.
Prettyman getting comfortable as boss
At first glance, it would be easy to look at first-year Terre Haute Rex manager Ronnie Prettyman and expect him to have a difficult journey during his maiden voyage as a baseball manager.
Managing in the Prospect League isn't the easiest job in the world.
Rosters change constantly, especially early in the season when players are still reporting from their college teams. The travel is arduous — a night game in far-off Quincy, Ill., could be followed by a home game, followed by a game at equally far-off Hannibal, Mo. The players have to acclimate themselves to playing every day after having played a maximum of five games a week at the college level.
Loss drops Rex into first-place tie
In a battle for first place in the West Division of the Prospect League baseball standings, the Terre Haute Rex fell just short Monday night at Bob Warn Field.
Sliders' frustration against Rex continues
The Springfield Sliders probably curse the departure of the Dubois County Bombers from the Prospect League more than most.
What do the Bombers, who now ply their trade in the Ohio Valley League, have to do with the Sliders, or for that matter, the Terre Haute Rex?
When the Bombers left the Prospect League it created a situation where the Prospect League's West Division teams — the Rex and Sliders both being members — had one less opponent to play in intradivision play.
Sanchez stays hot to lead Rex to victory
Hot seems to be the right temperature for Terre Haute Rex Ricky Sanchez.
After going 3-for-5 in the Rex win on Tuesday at Hannibal, Sanchez drove in four runs with a two hits Wednesday in Terre Haute's 6-5 win over the same Cavemen at Bob Warn Stadium.
The win allowed the Rex to maintain a one-game lead on Quincy in the Prospect League West Division standings.
Sanchez, a catcher and outfielder out of Notre Dame, started the night hitting .355 and was 2-for-3 at the plate with a double.
Rex fall at home to Sliders
Zack Evans drilled the second Terre Haute Rex home run of the season Sunday, smashing a line drive into the trees in left field. The ball left Bob Warn Field in a hurry, but the solo shot was not enough to overcome a 3-1 deficit to the Springfield Sliders.
Rex looking to return to pitching dominance Sunday against Springfield
During a 7-1 start and franchise-best seven-game winning streak, Terre Haute Rex pitching was the catalyst. Through eight games, the Rex led the Prospect League with an earned-run average of 1.11.
Even after giving up 10 runs Friday night in a 10-6 loss to the Quincy Gems, the Rex (7-2) are still the league leader in ERA at 2.09.
Terre Haute Rex win franchise-record seventh straight game
Having begun its fourth season as a member of the Prospect League, the Terre Haute Rex summer baseball team had never won seven games in a row.
That is, until now.
Rex pull even with Gems in first place after 14-inning win
It took 3 hours, 45 minutes on Tuesday at Bob Warn Field, but the Terre Haute Rex got even.
The Rex avenged their season-opening loss to the Quincy Gems, and the 5-4 victory in 14 innings also pulled the team even with the Gems atop the Prospect League West Division standings.
Rex down Cavemen for fourth straight
Five Terre Haute Rex pitchers scattered six hits and four walks over nine innings on Sunday. All 10 baserunners were left stranded by Hannibal, and the Rex hurlers combined for a shutout of the Cavemen.
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