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Contrary to what many might believe, this rapper born Colson Baker April 22, 1990 living in Cleveland, Ohio, was actually not named after the infamous gangster -- rather, he was named 'Machine Gun Kelly' simply due to his rap style. We'll get to that later, but first you need to know that this rapper was actually born in Texas! And to make it even more surprising, he was born to missionary parents! This was a child who lived in Egypt, Germany, Chicago, L.A., Denver, and then finally Ohio. A rapper with true culture? Yes. Either way you look at it, he earned himself a label contract for a music career in rap.
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His first album was entitled Certified, and it was released back in 2006. It received high acclaim and praise for his style and prompted a second album to hit the stores in the later part of 2006 and early 2007. It was called Stamp of Approval. Machine Gun Kelly kept plugging the bullets into the hide of the music industry with more releases like 2008's Homecoming, 2010's Lace Up, Differenter Gang, and 100 Words and Runing.
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That's a lot of work for a short period of time, but it should make perfect sense: just take a listen to his rap style. There's a reason why he's called 'Machine Gun Kelly,' or MGK for short. His lyrical flow had a rapid-fire feel to it that lent to the style of, well, a machine gun!
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date city state venue 04/19/2014 Edmonton AB Edmonton Expo Centre at Northlands 04/12/2014 Joliet IL Mojoes 03/22/2014 South Padre Island TX Clayton's Beach Bar 02/21/2014 Phoenix AZ Comerica Theatre
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the Airbus Lycée is one of the few company owned technical colleges in France. It trains some 300 young people each year, in four trades in the aeronautical sector. Around one hundred students graduate each year from the Airbus Lycée.
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Some pastors may train to provide counseling services to congregation and community members. They may opt to complete a certificate or master's degree program to prepare for this type of work. Through a program like this, they will learn about human development, psychology, counseling techniques, and, depending on the program, religious concepts as they apply to therapy.
Pastors who serve churches or religious organizations may work with couples seeking marriage counseling, those with addictions, or other individuals seeking therapy with a spiritual perspective. They will assess these individuals' needs and devise a treatment plan. They will then conduct therapy sessions on a one on one, family, or group basis.
While not all pastors who provide counseling services through a church or religious organization will be licensed, some may opt to pursue this credential. Specific eligibility requirements will depend on where you live and whether you choose to specialize in an area such as marriage and family counseling. For more information about the governing boards for licensure in your state, you can check with the National Board for Certified Counselors.
Since pastoral counselors will be working closely with community or congregation members to address a number of spiritual, emotional, or behavioral issues, they will need excellent communication and listening skills. In addition, they must have a great deal of patience and compassion to guide these individuals through the therapy process.


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Welcome to the Public Centre Research Centre - UK. This section features insightful research from UK and similar countries on the issues and the challenges faced by public sector and government officials while providing a roadmap of the future of government. To view global publications, please choose the option "all publications" in the menu to the left.
This publication, with UK think tank Demos, presents an index measuring the economic wellbeing of UK urban areas. We argue the case for cities to look beyond GDP and Gross Value Added (GVA) and give the public and business a key role in determining priorities for their local economic success.
Prolonged austerity is driving an important shift in local government, and this new landscape will require fundamentally different organisational cultures and behaviours to make it successful. This Talking Points argues that there is a need for a new framework that enables local authorities to make strategic choices leading to the redesign and development of new ways of working on the ground.
This PwC publication continues PSRC's research into the role of Finance in the public sector in the UK, examining the trends, issues and the changing environment faced by Finance Directors
This publication, with UK think tank Demos, presents an index measuring the economic wellbeing of UK urban areas. We argue the case for cities to look beyond GDP and Gross Value Added (GVA) and give the public and business a key role in determining priorities for their local economic success
Signs suggest that the UK economy is turning a corner and confidence is on the rise, but the stepping stones that lead to recovery require a different way of thinking
The current and growing financial and demand pressures the NHS is facing threaten to undermine its fundamental principles. Without deliberate and courageous action – by the public, providers, commissioners, regulators and politicians – the NHS as we know it may not exist in 2023. NHS@75 sets out the case for radical change in the health service over the next ten years.
This PwC publication finds that UK local authorities have once again successfully delivered against an ambitious programme of financial savings over the last year without impacting the quality or quantity of services. But the survey points to nervousness about meeting rising demands for services and protecting the frontline in future in the face of further public spending cuts.
Local authority decision makers in the UK are attempting to bridge a widening financial gap. Against this backdrop this report sets out the potential implications of future spending reviews out to 2018. The purpose is not to add more detail to an already fatalistic picture but to recommend new policies and approaches that can be applied to future fiscal challenges.
No government wants a provider of public services to fail. But as public services are opened up to more competitive pressures, it is likely that under performance will no longer be hidden and provider failure will then appear to occur more frequently.
The UK Government has committed to opening up public ervices to a diverse range of providers competing to offer a better service for users. But why is opening up public services to new providers such a priority? Does a new market for 'public service partnerships' exist yet? Here we discuss the implications for the partnership models needed to deliver public services.
Today's pressures will significantly impact on the way public services are delivered in future, whether by public sector organisations or by a mix of other providers. Here we examine how public sector organisations need to re-define their purpose and future ways of working by becoming more agile and managing demand more effectively.
This PwC publication from Sweden explains why e-services can be used by public administration individuals and institutions alike to dramatically improve society's capacity for development and innovative capacity.
PwC's practical guide to coping with the pressures of austerity, rising demand and public sector reform
This PwC publication discusses why creating an "agile" UK council model is critical to the current and future success of the organisation and looks at the environment councils are operating in and five steps to becoming an agile organisation.
Above the Parapet: Where Finance needs to position itself in the public sector continues PwC's research into the role of Finance in the public sector, examining the trends, issues and the changing environment faced by finance directors.
A report from Centre for Cities, PwC and Sunderland City Council reveals that mid-sized cities have the potential to create more jobs if they can invest in reconfiguring their centres
This is the latest of our NI Futures series, in which we examine a range of public policy issues that are central to Northern Ireland's (NI) future prosperity and wellbeing.
As part of our contribution to the debate on improving the quality of care in the NHS, PwC commissioned BritainThinks to convene a Citizens' Jury. The Jurors were able to arrive at strong, well-considered and thoughtful recommendations with a real shift in perspective from personal consumers of healthcare services to citizen ambassadors for the nation.
An approach to measuring and valuing social impacts and practical steps to achieve wider adoption of Payment by Results schemes by Departments.
This edition discusses the effects of the Chancellor's Autumn Statement on 29 November, which confirmed a substantial rise in Air Passenger Duty (APD) in 2012, and what the future for the Northern Ireland leisure and business travel will be.
One of the toughest questions for today's governments is how to achieve balanced economic growth that is financially, socially and environmentally sound.
One year ago the Coalition announced unprecedented levels of public spending cuts. Since then Government has focused on dealing with the deficit and implementing the spending cuts programme.
This Talking Points publication explores what needs to happen to turn the "Information Revolution" in the NHS vision into reality.
Rising demand for public services, tightened budgets and the need for a leaner, more efficient public sector mean public service reform is high on the Coalition's agenda.
All of the political parties now agree - spending cuts and tax rises will be needed to address the UK's public sector debt mountain.
On July 2010 the Government set up the independent Commission on Funding of Care and Support, chaired by Andrew Dilnot, to develop solutions on how to 'achieve an affordable and sustainable funding system for care and support, for all adults in England, both in the home and other settings.'
Raising the retirement age alone is not sufficient for long term UK debt sustainability. This article argues that reducing UK public debt to pre-crisis levels in the long run will require additional tax rises and/or spending cuts of around £20 billion by 2020 in addition to moving the state pension age up to 70 by 2046.
The Secretary of State for Transport, Philip Hammond recently confirmed that it is the UK government's intention to sell High Speed 2 (HS2) once built.
Earlier this year the government announced radical changes to the way rental incomes from social housing are collected. These changes will give councils control of over £300 billion of rental income and make them responsible for deciding how they use it to meet their local housing needs.
The real problem with PFI is not the one we're hearing about in the press. The procurement process means that PFI deals are structured and signed under significant public sector scrutiny.
Stepping up : The challenges for Finance in the public sector continues PwC's research into the role of Finance in the public sector.
Delivering a National Care Fund: How would a public-private partnership work?is the fifth in a ten part series from the Strategic Society Centre, with support from PwC, alongside BUPA, Age UK and Tunstall. This series is exploring practical solutions for financing social care in the UK.
Bribery has traditionally not been considered a high management risk for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Recent changes in UK law however, mean a rethink is needed. This Talking Points outlines some of the new risks facing HEIs and the ways in which these may be addressed.
Our latest Talking Points publication argues for continued investment in infrastructure, despite the global financial crisis.
Our latest Talking Points publication looks at how government invests in the UK's infrastructure, and the possibilities for extending this to other parts of the public sector.
This report by the Smith Institute, in association with PwC and Newcastle University provides a detailed analysis of past and present policies to tackle regional inequalities.
With the Coalition facing the dual challenge of reducing the deficit and implementing public service reform, should government charge for more services?
Inheritance Tax: Could it be used to fund long-term care?, January 2011, is the second in a ten part series from the Strategic Society Centre, with support from PwC, alongside BUPA, Age UK and Tunstall. This series is exploring practical solutions for financing social care in the UK.
The economic recovery in Northern Ireland is weak and lacklustre. So what can the government do?
In this publication we ask if low Corporation Tax is the gamechanger for today's Northern Ireland that Ray McSharry perceived it to be for the Republic of the 1980s – or is it game over for cutting headline rates and, if so, what else is out there?
A new publication from the Strategic Society Centre, with support from PwC as well as BUPA, Age UK and Tunstall, seeks to provide a long term vision for adult social care funding. This is the first of a series of publications on the funding options for social care in the UK.
People are living longer, healthier lives, bringing a number of challenges. A public debate is required, alongside action from Government, employers and the financial services industry
A Social Market Foundation report produced in partnership with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP examines how the rise in "assertive individualism" is affecting public policy in the UK and draws conclusions on how government can enable reform in a way which empowers users in their dealings with public services.
All parties appear to support greater localism but given the tendency to hold ministers accountable for all aspects of public service performance is it really possible for government to let go in our centralised political culture?
The future of social care has long been a topic of policy debate in the UK. Current social care arrangements are widely considered to be financially unsustainable, incoherent and unfair. However, despite the strong consensus for the need for change, policy on social care has stagnated.
Finance functions in government and the public sector face one common and pervasive challenge - balancing competing demands of finance efficiency, compliance and control, and insight. In any organisation, finance must juggle with running efficiently, demonstrating value for money while establishing and maintaining effective controls to manage risk, and delivering real insight to the business.
The third sector makes a significant contribution to society, employing 650,000 people, and contributing nearly —9 billion a year to the UK economy with social enterprises alone. The sector has evolved at a rapid rate, assisted over the last decade by a determined push from Whitehall to create a more mixed economy for public service delivery.
There is widespread agreement that there is an impending crisis in public sector finances. The impact on local government will be significant with many predicting a correction of between 25% - 30% of the cost base.
The last decade has seen a determined push by Whitehall to create a more mixed economy for public service delivery. The policy objective, has been to transform the UK's £79bn public service market by widening choice, lowering cost and radically improving service delivery.
This publication continues PricewaterhouseCoopers' research into the role of Finance in the public sector, examining the trends, issues and the changing environment faced by finance directors across the sector.
School Workforce Matters reports that while Northern Ireland significantly outperforms the rest of the UK in terms of A-Level and top-end GCSE results, a long tail of under-achievement persists.
This generation is enjoying longer lives and longer periods of retirement than any of its predecessors. But these big changes also create a number of significant challenges, especially to the government's fiscal position through higher costs of state pensions, health and long-term care.
The Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr) and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) are working in partnership to consider how the future system of social care can be based on principles of fairness, sustainability and simplicity.
Everyone is talking about the 'Big Society' but much of the discussion to date has been abstract rather than practical.
This publication considers the previous Programme for Government in Northern Ireland (2008-11) in terms of outturns contrasted to targets with a view to informing the most recent Programme for Government (2011-15).
Nearly one million public and private sector workers are expected to lose their jobs by 2014/15 because of public sector spending cuts. And, some regions and industries will be hit harder than others.
This publication looks at the impact of the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) in the light of the impending adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by the UK Government from 2008/2009 onwards.
The UK public finances remain under severe strain. Recession has been more severe than forecast and the rising tide of public debt is worrying politicians, businesses, bond markets, credit rating agencies and taxpayers alike. Taking tough decisions on both tax and spending will be critical to turning the tide of debt.
Exceptional times require exceptional responses. The UK's public finances are under severe strain due to the effects of the global financial crisis and the deepening UK recession.
New thinking is needed to meet the scale of the UK's fiscal challenge. Public services – particularly locally – still underperform in working effectively across organisational boundaries which impacts adversely on quality and outcomes. It also builds cost and inefficiency into the system.
The Commission on Long-Term Care Funding Options reports on a roundtable convened by the Social Market Foundation to draw lessons from the experience of previous commissions on long-term care funding and from previous commissions on other policy challenges, notably pensions.


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Freedom Flag
Kids can personalize a flag with a patriotic song or write what freedom means to them.
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Material List
- Elmer's® Foam Board: 20" x 30" x 1/2", White; 20" x 30" x 3/16", one each: Navy Blue and Red
- Elmer's® CraftBond™ Clear Glue Dual Tip Pen
- Elmer's® CraftBond™ Foam Mounting Tape
- Elmer's® X-ACTO® Designer Series 12" Metal Ruler
- Elmer's® X-ACTO® Designer Series 12" x 12" Self Healing Cutting Mat
- Elmer's® X-ACTO® Designer Series #11 Craft Knife (with new blade)
- Elmer's® X-ACTO® Designer Series 8" Scissors
- Elmer's® Painters® Opaque Paint Marker, Medium Tip, White
- The Paper Company™ / TCP Studio™, 12" x 12" cardstock, Red
- Cricut® Expression electric die cutting machine and Stand and Salute™ cartridge (optional)
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Project Instructions
Use pencil and X-ACTO® 12" Metal Ruler to draw cutting lines on Elmer's® 3/16" colored Foam Board™:
Blue Foam Board – 10 3/4" x 13"
Red Foam Board – three 1 1/2" x 30" stripes and four 1 1/2" x 17" stripes
Use an X-ACTO® #11 Craft Knife (with new blade), 12" Metal Ruler on Self Healing Cutting Mat to cut Foam Board pieces. (Hint: Score lightly first and then press more firmly to cut deeper, with several passes of the knife. Replace blade often.)
For flag background, place 20" x 30" x 1/2" White Foam Board horizontally on work surface. Use CraftBond™ Clear Dual Tip Glue Pen to attach Blue Foam Board to upper left corner. (Note: Align 13" edge of Blue piece with the 30" edge of White background.) Wait to glue Red stripes.
Choose words to write, such as America the Beautiful, The Star Spangled Banner, a personal message to a military person, or what freedom means to you. Write it on scrap copy paper. Before writing on Red stripes, practice using Painters® Marker to write words on paper. (Or use pencil and practice writing on backs of Red stripes to plan where words will end on each line.) Then, with Painters® write words on Red stripes and add year at end if desired. If you make an error, immediately lightly dab with paper towel while ink is still wet, let area dry and write correct letter. (Note: The natural flow of your handwriting, and occasional imperfections, adds to the charm.)
Align and glue one short stripe and one long stripe even with top and bottom of flag background. Position rest of stripes on flag background. (Tip: Use a Craft Knife to cut 1 1/2" strips from scrap Foam Board to use as spacers between Red stripes to standardize spacing.)
For stars, cut seven 3 1/2" stars from Red cardstock using die cutting machine; OR use Star pattern to trace seven stars on cardstock. Cut out with X-ACTO® 8" Scissors. Use Glue Pen to attach paper stars to White side scrap Foam Board Stars. Use a Craft Knife and Metal Ruler on Cutting Mat to cut around stars leaving a 1/4" White border. For dimension, position and use one or two layers of CraftBond™ Foam Mounting Tape to attach stars to Blue Foam Board.
For hangers, on back measure and mark 2 1/2" down from top and 3" in from each side. At each mark use a Craft Knife to make 1/4" long, shallow horizontal slits. Carefully insert knife blade into each slit, angled up toward top and remove. Slightly separate curved ends of paper clips 1/4". Insert shorter rounded ends up into slits, creating hanger loops with longer ends of paper clips. If loose, squeeze glue into slit area. Let dry.


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Go a little retro with this martini glass, featuring a heart-shaped peace sign.
Designed by Donna Bush, DecoArt Design Team
Material List
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- Grande Martini Glass
- Alcohol (to clean glass)
- Cosmetic Sponge
- Brushes: #12 Flat, #6 Flat, #0 Liner
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Position and tape patterns to inside of glass.
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Uprock: Skullcandy Uprock Headphones
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Sporting twin 40mm ear exciters, tangle-free flat cable, and a mixed material finish for extra machismo, the Skullcandy Uprock boosts the street cred of any street gang.
just got a pair. HELP
March 13th, 2014
my mom bought me a pair last night. and i love them they sound great. but the volume is so low. how do i fix this
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
very good
February 27th, 2014
i think they are a very good pair of headphones .. i kind of like them :)
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
June 26th, 2013
It has been a great pair but when bought had a small cut on the left cup wire and now has made the left ear go out so -.-also i have to turn it around in the jack before it will pick up the sound.
May 26th, 2013
I've owned 2 pair of up rock headphones and they've both have had to be returned because the wires in the mini plug shorted or broke. (I was never told which). I suggest that the design of the plug be changed from a vertical to a horizontal design. This will give the people in R and D something to do. Thanks for reading my gripes.
Awesome pair
April 27th, 2013
So ive had these uprocks for about 6 months. All i can say is that they still sound good and they havent broken anywhere. Overall a good pair of headphones for the price. The only problem is that they lack bass, the uncomfortable padding after constant use, and people are constantly telling you to lower the volume because they can hear you. Still i would recommend these to anyone who doesnt have enough money for mix masters.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
April 23rd, 2013
the sound on the uprock is amazing I owned a pair for about two years and the sound stayed great the whole time I had them! the uprock are made to go loud so the speakers don't pop, scratch, fuzz up when turned up as loud as your device will let you the leak a ton of sound. they are small and portable just get a case for them!
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
March 20th, 2013
I've owned these headphones for over a month now. Great things about these are the weight, the flat cable, and the sound quality. They're incredibly light making them less straining on your head. The flat cable is very stylish and almost impossible to tangle. Really wish more headphones had this. The sound is great. The highs and mids aren't suppressed or distorted. However, the bass is a bit lacking. Next are the downsides. The Uprocks are quite uncomfortable for me. I wear glasses andthey seem to pinch the backs of my ears into them and it starts to hurt after about an hour of listening. I find myself having to take breaks during long listening sessions. Second, the sound could be louder. They're about ~20% quieter than most of my other headphones. Overall, these are a great buy. The sound is excellent for their price and they look awesome. But, you will have to adjust the volume to match these and if you have glasses they can be really uncomfortable.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
As expected, excellent sound
March 14th, 2013
I got my pair and the first thing I noticed was the the plastic was a cheaper feeling than I expected, but the sound completely makes up for that. It reduces sound to a good level (though not complete noise reduction). They're a little uncomfortable to wear, but you get used to them as time goes on.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
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March 2nd, 2013
This headphone is very comfortable but the noise reduction is very poor. I think all Skullcandy headphones should be folded to prevent from bent headphones.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
Better than Beats Solo (if you listen carefully)
February 16th, 2013
It is the supreme headphones for musicians on tight budget. If you turn up the volume a bit higher, the bass and drums can give you eargasms. The high end headphones have "supreme quality", but they display too much highs and lows in music that the music sound shakier to be good. The sound is solid, without sacrificing any quality. The only bad thing is that since it has 40mm drive, it hurts your ears after 1.5 hours, but I doubt anyone would listen to music that long. Sorry for spamming a little: i'm about to put some of my drum covers on YouTube. Check it out in approximately 5 months (since I'm a busy 13 yr old)
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
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I just got these headphones for Christmas, and I really loved them. They're stylish, comfy and the sound quality is great. But (just tonight!) I plugged them into my phone and it sound came out strange and distorted. I tried for like 10 minutes to get them to work for any song but they wouldn't play correctly, rendering them broken and useless. I am devastaded. D:
Good sound, bad quality
November 9th, 2012
I used by pair fairly often, but over the past year or so, I've had to get them replaced at least 3 times because they broke. Now, I know what you're saying- it's probably just me. I do acknowledge that; probably so for maybe 1 of the times. One of the times, I just put in my backpack, and I pulled them out to find that the jack was bent!
true and honest review
October 2nd, 2012
i have usually always bought skullcandy headphones and also gummy headphones but i always got the ink'd series of the ear buds and i listen to my ipod atleast a minimum of 4 hours a day usually and then i get home and get on the laptop and listen to more music but the ink'd earbuds weren't meant for ears like mine one size too big or too small anyway i decided to buy the uprocks so i wont have to put anything in my ear anymore and they sound amazing and i have put these puppies through a series of music test no matter what you play it sounds great and i cut grass for a living and these have been dropped yanked sweated on and much more and still sound like the day i bought them i recommend these headphones to anyone who doesn't like earbuds and im about to buy skullcrushers
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
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September 1st, 2012
this was my first time buying from skullcandy and i am very pleased these lasted me for 4 months and great sound.
BOTTOM LINE YES, I recommend this product
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Uprock...These headphones are very comfy, and the sound is good for the price, the tangle free wire is epic and you can wear the headphones without them wrecking your head, if you want a cheep but good pair of headphones these are for you.
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No. 47: S.M.U.
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 18, 2011
If I want to win one game, my pick would be Nick Saban. If I want to win one play, it's Les Miles. One season? I'd take Chris Petersen. If I want to win at a school with all the built-in advantages you could possibly hope for, I'd take Saban, Miles, Stoops, Meyer and so on. If I want to win at a school against all odds, without hope, when everything seems built against you, not for you, I'd call June Jones, hand him a blank check, sit back, relax and watch the wins roll in. If I needed one coach to win where no on else could, I'd take Jones.
Conference USA, West
Returning starters
17 (9 offense, 8 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 57
2010 record
(7-7, 6-2)
Last year's
No. 65
2011 schedule
- Sept. 4
at Texas A&M
- Sept. 10
- Sept. 17
Northwestern St.
- Sept. 24
at Memphis
- Sept. 30
at T.C.U.
- Oct. 15
- Oct. 22
at Southern Miss.
- Oct. 29
at Tulsa
- Nov. 5
- Nov. 12
- Nov. 19
at Houston
- Nov. 26
Last year's prediction
I'd put nothing past June Jones: not a repeat of last's year mark, not a West division championship, not a conference championship, not even — and this would have been absolutely ludicrous to imagine prior to his arrival — a 10-win finish. Can we stop for a moment and consider how far the Mustangs have come in two short years? This program is no longer a punchline, no longer an automatic win, no longer a pushover, also-ran, laughingstock, what have you. S.M.U. is for real; if you're not on the bandwagon already, space is filling up fast. I expect nothing more than consistent improvement from the Mustangs, beginning with more strides made in 2010 and culminating, in my opinion, with yearly status among the top two or three programs in Conference USA. Another strong Houston team and Tulsa's projected improvement will prevent S.M.U. from taking the West division, but this program will be heading back to bowl play for a second consecutive season.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Let me tell you something: if you ever doubted June Jones, you deserve nothing but scorn. Too strong? Not quite. Jones, first at Hawaii and now at S.M.U., has made a distinct claim to being one of the top coaches in the country — not the top in Conference USA, not the top coach among the non-B.C.S. conferences, but the best coach in the country. If I'm making my list, Jones is certainly in the conversation; he's no lower than fifth or sixth, just off the top of my head. What has he done with the Mustangs? The requisite rebuilding year in 2008; the bowl trip in 2009; a second bowl trip in 2010, complete with a West division title. Great coaches don't grow on trees, but June Jones makes it look awful easy.
High point A 21-18 win over Tulsa on Oct. 9. When all was said and done, this victory ending up providing the head-to-head tiebreaker that gave S.M.U. the Conference USA West division crown.
Low point Losing to U.C.F. in the conference title game is an easy choice, minus one thing: S.M.U. reached the conference title game, which was enough to make anything that ensued afterwards merely gravy, win or lose. Instead, I'll go with a 14-point loss on the first Saturday of November at UTEP, a team that barely crawled out of its shadow over the second half of the season.
Tidbit Among the post-death penalty firsts for S.M.U. under Jones: first eight-win season; first back-to-back non-losing seasons; first bowl berth; first back-to-back bowl berths; first conference title of any sort; first season of more than 340 points; first two seasons with more than 340 points.
Tidbit (fun with numbers edition) If you're looking for statistical improvement belying this program's rejuvenation under Jones, you won't really find it on the offensive side of the ball. Seriously: the Mustangs actually averaged fewer points per game last fall, 25.7, than they did in 2009, when they averaged 29.2 points per game. But the offense as a whole has been better, particularly on the ground: 138.8 yards per game last fall, up from 41.4 in 2008 and 109.8 in 2009. If you're looking for the real reason why S.M.U. has gone from 1-11 to back-to-back bowl berths — not to mention from pre-Jones to today — you need to pay attention to what's happening defensively. In 2008, the Mustangs finished dead last in Conference USA in total defense (479.5 yards per game), rush defense (225.6) and scoring (38.2 points per game). Last fall, S.M.U. improved to second (352.9 yards per game), fourth (144.8) and second (25.6 points per game), respectively.
Former players in the N.F.L.
5 CB Bryan McCann (Dallas), RB Shawnbrey McNeal (Washington), P Thomas Morstead (New Orleans), WR Aldrick Robinson (Washington), WR Emmanuel Sanders (Pittsburgh).
Arbitrary top five list
M.L.B. players born in Dallas
1. SS Ernie Banks (1953-71).
2. OF Keith Moreland (1978-89).
3. P Storm Davis (1982-94).
4. OF Ruppert Jones (1976-87).
5. P Jack Knott (1933-46).
June Jones (played college football at Oregon from 1971-72, at Hawaii from 1973-74 and at Portland State from 1975-76; degree from New York State Regents College), 16-23 after three seasons with the Mustangs. As the last two seasons have indicated, he's one of the finest college coaches in the country. Jones went 75-41 during a highly successful nine-year stint as the head coach at the University of Hawaii, a period that culminated in a perfect 12-0 season and trip to the Sugar Bowl in 2007. Though the Warriors lost that game – by 41-10 to Georgia – Hawaii's success earned Jones the national recognition he had long deserved. Though better than the situation he inherited at S.M.U., Hawaii was in mired in the worst stretch in program history upon Jones' arrival, losing their last 18 games under his predecessor, Fred von Appen. Unlike in 2008, Jones won nine games in his first season at Hawaii, marking one of the best single-season turnarounds in N.C.A.A. history. After slipping back to 3-9 in his second season, the Warriors won at least eight games in six of the next seven seasons, including 23 in his final two seasons on the island. Though Jones was a perfect fit with the Warriors – he loved the community, and vice versa – he was continually frustrated by the lack of support from the university, whether that be in monetary reimbursement or, more importantly, even the most basic of facilities. When the Southern Methodist job became available, Jones saw it as a program that would spare little expense in creating the best environment available. They certainly didn't skimp on his salary; Jones' $2 million a year contract makes him by far Conference USA's highest-paid coach. He deserves every penny: if Jones is not the finest coach in the country, he's certainly on a very exclusive list.
Players to watch
You would be surprised to hear, if you weren't already aware, that S.M.U. can run the ball with any team in Conference USA: seventh in yards per game – despite ranking 10th in carries per game – and second in yards per carry. No, this offense isn't all flash, nine-nine-nine streaks to the end zone, but rather one that has a very fair balance of both run and pass. The passing game looks familiar; quarterbacks change but the run-and-shoot stays the same. What looks different is how well the Mustangs can run the ball behind a talented offensive line and a tough, squat back who led Conference USA in rushing a year ago.
Zach Line didn't just lead the conference in rushing, garnering 1,494 yards on 244 carries: he left his competition in the dust, bettering his next-closest challenger, Tulane's Orleans Darkwa, by more than 550 yards. Did you see this coming? Well, you did S.M.U. grow far stronger on the ground from 2008 to 2009, but there was no reason to think that Line, who rushed for 186 yards and 7 scores in a big-back role in 2009, would burst through in such a big way. That's just what Line did, adding 17 receptions through the air, and he's a crucial factor in this offense – as a running back, which we didn't really see coming.
The offensive line has come a long way since 2008: that group couldn't do anything right, run or pass, but the line has turned into a highly competent group over the last two years. There's no doubt that this year's offensive front will be the program's best yet under Jones. This is due to one rather significant fact: five senior starters. That's right, five senior starters. One, left guard Josh LeRibeus, is back on the field after missing last season with academic issues. How did LeRibeus spend his year away? By rededicating himself in the weight room and the training table, dramatically transforming his physique; already an all-conference talent prior to his physical changes, LeRibeus is a player to watch on this S.M.U. offense.
But he's probably not the star of the offensive line. That honor is shared by bookend tackles Kelvin Beachum and J.T. Brooks, on the left and right side, respectively. Each have earned all-conference accolades in the past, Beachum twice, and they anchor this rapidly-developing front. Blake McJunkin, a two-year starter, does a fine job in the middle, with Kelly Turner joining him at right guard.
S.M.U. lost a game-breaker in Aldrick Robinson, who was one of the nation's most consistent pass-catchers in 2010, but bring back an extremely steady option in senior Cole Beasley (87 receptions for 1,060 yards). Beasley isn't like Robinson: he's not going to tear opposing cornerbacks apart, just make catch after catch, be a consistent target and convert on third down, which makes him invaluable. Perhaps junior Darius Johnson (78 for 845, 6 scores) can step into Robinson's shoes as the team's next deep threat: he has that sort of potential, some have said, but we'll see come the fall. This pair will lead the way: seniors Bradley Haynes (35 for 326) and Terrance Wilkerson, the latter back after missing last season, are another pair of experienced options. But look out for a bunch of underclassmen, at least a handful of whom will make an impact in 2011. This includes Keenan Holman, Ryan Walker, Jeremy Johnson and Stephen Nelson – each are in the two-deep.
And this brings us to Kyle Padron, who inhabits one of the more enviable positions in college football: quarterback for June Jones. He must take advantage of this opportunity, as so many quarterbacks before him have done. Last fall was a nice start for the junior, who threw for 3,828 yards and 31 scores as a first-year starter, but he can do more. How much more? The sky is the limit, not merely because of Padron's own talent but also because of the help he'll have along the way: Jones, most notably, but also a strong offensive line, a healthy running game and a solid receiver corps. All the pieces are in place for Padron to succeed; the only thing holding Padron back is himself, and as long as he plays with confidence he'll be fine.
While not receiving close to the sort of acclaim that we see on offense, this defense just gets better and better every year: second-best in Conference USA last fall, there's no reason to think why the Mustangs can't be that good again in 2011. I was surprised that to see the defense play so well last fall, if only because a unit typically doesn't take to a system change – S.M.U. went to 3-4 – in its first season, but rather its second or third. There were no growing pains defensively.
The three-man front is terrific. It's a group led by all-conference pick Taylor Thompson (32 tackles, 4.5 sacks), a picture-perfect 3-4 end with the size to be terrific against the run and the athleticism to get to the quarterback. If we're talking about athletic ability, the conversation begins and ends with Margus Hunt, Thompson's opposite number at end and one of the most intriguing prospects in all of college football. Always a menace on special teams, where he stands as one of the nation's best at blocking kicks, Hunt (45 tackles, 3 sacks) become a far more complete player in 2010.
Senior Marquis Frazier holds it down on the nose for the third straight season. There's some nice depth here, notably in senior end Kevin Grenier, but also some nice younger talent coming up the pipeline. You may see a few redshirt freshmen play in 2011, such as end Beau Barnes and tackle Jordan Favreau, but the line as a whole is paced by the three experienced returning starters.
Two starters must be replaced at linebacker, so this position, more than any other on the roster, will have a slightly different look in 2011. One player who returns – and one player to watch on this defense – is weak side linebacker Ja'Gared Davis (90 tackles, 16 for loss, 9 sacks), who is absolutely one of Conference USA's best. Can he keep up his pace without lost starters Pete Fleps and Youri Yenga? There's no doubt he can, but Davis will land even more attention in 2011 than he did a year ago.
While Davis does it with flash, middle linebacker Taylor Reed is just steady, steady, steady. Reed led S.M.U. with 145 tackles last fall, setting a new program record and playing a tremendous part in this defense's substantial improvement against the run. Reed and Davis: that's a very impressive linebacker pairing. But there will be two new starters, though one, Cameron Rogers, has started a few games in the past. He's penciled in alongside Reed in the middle, while junior Victor Jones will get first crack at taking over on the strong side.
Position battle(s) to watch
Secondary The pass defense continues to improve, but the Mustangs are clearly led on defense by the play up front, not an average secondary. The two are intertwined, of course, as the defense's ability to get pressure in the backfield is of enormous benefit to the cornerbacks and safeties trying their best to hang with Conference USA's more prolific passing attacks. I think the play along the back end will again take a slight step forward in 2011, but as today the defensive backfield continues the most significant question mark defensively. Say one thing about this year's group, however: it's very experienced. No one defensive player has bridged the gap from the bad old days to these glory days quite like senior free safety Chris Banjo, a starter since his freshman season and now, in 2011, a team leader. He made 92 tackles (6.5 for loss) last fall to go with a pair of interceptions, illustrating his willingness to stick his nose in against the run in addition to playing the pass. Joining Banjo at strong safety is junior Ryan Smith (46 tackles, 2 interceptions), with senior Justin Sorrell again serving as his backup. Perhaps the biggest addition to last year's defense was cornerback Richard Crawford, a JUCO transfer who stepped right into a starting role and led the Mustangs with four interceptions. But Crawford can certainly get better, and will need to be a stopper at cornerback while S.M.U. breaks in a new starter to replace Sterling Moore and Bennie Thomas, who shared time opposite Crawford in 2010. Junior Keith Robinson looks like the starter, but his lack of experience — mostly special teams thus far — is a bit of a concern. That's the only position really up for grabs: Banjo, Smith and Crawford are locked into starting roles.
Game(s) to watch
The big games come on the road, minus a home date with U.C.F. on Oct. 15. S.M.U. heads to Texas A&M, T.C.U., Southern Mississippi, Tulsa and Houston. That is a serious road slate. The Mustangs will win a handful of those and fare well on the road, so a repeat bowl trip should come without much trouble.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell June Jones has said that this team will be his best yet, that his team is ahead of schedule, and that these Mustangs are good enough to make a significant push onto the national stage. I'm not one to quibble with Jones, and this schedule does present plenty of opportunities to make noise on a national level: Texas A&M, T.C.U., U.C.F. and others. But it's this same schedule that gives me pause; and it's this same schedule that has me penciling the Mustangs in at this spot, right inside the top 50 teams in the country, instead of inside the to 35 or 30, where I wish I had the guts to put them. I have to go with my head here, not my heart, when I say that I don't think S.M.U. can finish the regular season better than 8-4 in 2011. Again, it's primarily because of this schedule. Texas A&M has too many horses; T.C.U. is young, but still is way farther along than the Mustangs; U.C.F. comes at home, but the Knights are the defending conference champs, not to mention a team that handled S.M.U. last fall; and Houston, Tulsa and Southern Mississippi all come on the road. As said above, the schedule is no joke. If every game was played on a neutral field, I think S.M.U. could win nine or 10 games. The offense is superb. The defense continues to improve, though the secondary remains a concern. And the coaching… well, the coaching is absolutely first-rate, bar none, no questions asked. Can Jones work enough magic to lift the Mustangs beyond the tough schedule and back into the Conference USA title game? You better believe it. But the safer bet is to place S.M.U. a shade below Houston and Tulsa. This team is light-years ahead of where it was only three years ago — an entire galaxy removed from where it stood just five years ago. And S.M.U. will be better even if the record doesn't reflect much improvement.
Dream season The climb continues; Jones wasn't kidding. The Mustangs finish the regular season 11-1, losing only to Texas A&M.
Nightmare season Anything less than another bowl trip would be a disappointment, though I think 6-6, with five wins coming in Conference USA, wouldn't be terrible.
In case you were wondering
Where do S.M.U. fans congregate? The best place to talk S.M.U. football is undoubtedly Pony Fans, a fan site that not only provides a solid message board but also original content for its visitors. You can also check out Pony Pride and Pony Stampede. All ponies, all the time.
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Tags: Chris Banjo, Cole Beasley, Conference USA, Ja'Gared Davis, Josh LeRibeus, June Jones, Kyle Padron, Margus Hunt, Richard Crawford, S.M.U., Taylor Reed, Taylor Thompson, Zach Line
and for the photo atop the post: TCU's Davey O'Brien!
L'il Davey's Frogs never lost to the ponies, and won the national title in 1938.
Also, the return of Torlan Pittman to the defensive line (tackle) this season is a big deal.
Paul: The O'Brien picture made a lot more sense when I was working on the preview, which included a piece about T.C.U. and S.M.U., how the Mustangs want to imitate the Horned Frogs, etc. But the tidbit ran too long, so I pulled it in favor of running it prior to the T.C.U.-S.M.U. game this year. So the picture doesn't make a lot of sense to go with this preview. But it's a very cool picture.
The Warshington Huskies are tomorrow. Way too high for them if you ask me.
Padron is on the Davey O'Brien Award watch list and that fact alone speaks volumes about Jone's coaching brilliance and system. Padron is a smart player with some physical limitations. Still, if he stays healthy and continues to start, he will end up fourth or higher on the DI career passing yards list.
The big question for the Ponies, is can they eventually catch TCU under Jones ?
this Frog fan is glad SMU doesn't come to town earlier than the 5th week, and not after a difficult game.
SMU is as difficult an opponent as any on TCU's schedule not named Boise State.
Anyone get a sense for how Jones has helped SMU with in-state recruiting? I know he won't often go toe to toe with the upper teir BCS schools, but at the same time – with resurgent Baylor and Houston – one would think he has a lot of competition for the under the radar guys who've slipped to the TCU's of the world for the past decade.
@ Adam Nettina – on in state recruiting, SMU has surged the past two seasons after a slow start under Jones. I would say they have left Rice in the dust and have caught UH. They have a ways to go to catch Baylor but they are closing the gap rapidly. Most of the signees are second tier Texans ( they used to be mostly third tier guys) but they also seem to sign 4-5 out of state guys, including some three star types in recent years. I want to say SMU has relaxed the stringent post Death Penalty academic requirements at the request of Jones but cannot recall where I heard that.
SMU relaxed its academic standards for athletes before Jones arrived; it "clarified" its stance again prior to last season, when six (?) of Jones's recruits did not qualify according to SMU, even though they met the NCAA standards.
That clarification was in Jones's favor, meaning the standard for football athletes (others too? I dunno) was lowered again.
Jones's 2011 class was the best at SMU in a long, long time. It compares well with Baylor and Houston, but is still a notch below Tech and TCU.
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