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The Sims girls basketball team fell to Pacolet, 45-18, in the championship game of the Middle School Invitational finals on Tuesday. Pacolet jumped out to a 26-13 halftime lead and padded that lead to 36-15 by the end of three periods with the aid of some fine pressure defense.
"The kids actually played better tonight than last night," said Sims Head Coach Kenny Harris. "I was very proud of their teamwork and attitude on the court. We had not had enough practice time to go over the half-court trapping defense that Pacolet ran so well, so we had to make the adjustments 'on the fly' during the game. All of the kids saw some playing time, and we just needed that game experience. I was especially impressed by the improvement on our fast break passing. We really played like a team on several breaks."
Brooke Smith led the Tigers with 10 points while Aniya Byrd, Cheyenne Lipsey and Alexis Beatty chipped in two apiece. Tay Booker and April Shugart each added a point.
The season opener saw Sims take a hard fought win over Jonesville on Monday at the Middle School tournament in Pacolet. In a tight contest that came down to the final minutes, the Tigers won, 17-12.
"The Jonesville kids outhustled us most of the game, and Coach (LaShon) Rogers had her team better prepared to play than I had mine," said Harris. "We were very fortunate to get a few baskets when we needed them. Jonesville is very young, but they are going to give some teams a lot of trouble because of their speed and hustle. Coach Rogers is doing a great job with those kids."
Leading scorers for Sims were Brooke Smith with seven points, Aniya Byrd and Tay Booker with four each and Alexis Beatty with two points.
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MASON — Clifton residents may be included in the Town of Mason's upcoming water project if funding becomes available.
At the most recent council meeting, Delegate Brady Paxton attended to speak on behalf of Clifton residents to discuss funding and the possibility of including Clifton in the project. According to the meeting minutes, Paxton believes he can acquire funding to include Clifton.
Mayor Mindy Kearns stated this water project will include replacing water lines on the "hill" side of the town, whereas the previous water project replaced lines on the "river" side of the town. Kearns said the previous project did include Clifton, but including Clifton in this project was too costly. Kearns said at the meeting if funding is made available, the new project will include Clifton. A start date for the project is still unknown.
Also at the meeting, Recorder Deann Russell updated council on the upcoming election. Candidates for mayor include Jerry Tucker and Larry Daniel. Candidates for recorder include Deann Russell. Candidates for council include Shelly Allensworth, Julie Mitchell, Robert Wing and Marty Yeager, and write-in candidate Ralph Ross. It was noted that the deadline for write-in candidates is April 23. The election will take place on June 11.
In other council news, after adjourning in executive session, Councilman Pauley also made a motion to hire Matthew Terry and David McCoy as police officers, with a second from Councilman Northup. Motion passed.
Kearns also stated she had met with Mason County Commissioners regarding the Virgil Lewis House and stated the front of the house will be moved to the grounds of the West Virginia Farm Museum, possibly around the end of March or beginning of April, and that a small reading park will be constructed in its place. Kearns said since it is located near the library, the park will only include a few benches and a gazebo.
Councilman James Pauley made a motion to order new playground equipment for the park, with a second from Councilman Northup. Motion passed. Kearns said the equipment has been ordered and will most likely be installed in the spring. Kearns also stated she will be looking into the costs of updating the town's basketball court as well.
Kearns also announced she had recently placed an ad in the Point Pleasant Register for bids for the replacement of the roof at the Senior Citizen Center. Kearns added that bids will be opened at the next meeting. Councilman Nick Northup also made a motion to purchase a two sided sign for the Senior Citizen Center, with a second from Councilwoman Sarah Stover. Motion passed. It was also noted that the new memorandum between the town and the Mason County Action Group will be coming before the board on Feb. 28, and then it will be brought before the council.
Kearns also said the recently purchased salt spreader was helpful for town workers. Russell stated one of the town's Ordinance Books had been scanned to a flash drive. Councilwoman Michelle Pearson also announced she is working on a date for the town's Easter Egg Hunt, which will be either March 23 or 30. Pearson is also working on a summer bash.
Making personal appearances at the meeting were Larry Daniel, Jeannie Berber, Donna Vickers, Jerry Tucker, Danny Kearns, Ralph Russell, Earnie Compson, and Patty Allensworth. Daniel presented the council with ideas concerning the Neighborhood Crime Watch. Councilman Pauley also made motion for the town to purchase supplies for Daniel to repair the sinks at the Senior Citizens Center. Councilwoman Stover seconded the motion, which passed.
Gerber passed out flyers for the Neighborhood Crime Watch at the meeting and encouraged council members to attend. The next meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. on March 5 in the Town's Community Room. Vickers also expressed concerns about stray cats on Track Lane. Kearns said the council members will be looking into it.
The minutes from the previous meeting were read and accepted with a motion by Councilman Northup and a second from Councilwoman Stover. Bills were also presented for payment with a motion to accept from Councilman Northup and a second from Councilman Pauley. Both motions passed.
In addition to Kearns, council members present were James Pauley, Nick Northup, Michelle Pearson, Sarah Stover, and Recorder Deann Russell. Councilman Marty Yeager was absent.
The Town of Mason Council met again at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 21 in the Town Hall.


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I feel like I'm making some progress with the knee. I attended the Rebels' scrimmage Saturday morning with no physical or emotional setbacks. I have improved from two crutches to one crutch as I hobble around the house.
Because Saturday's visit to VHS was only a scrimmage I was able to pull right up to the elevator and park, a luxury that won't be available on game day Sept. 1 against Central Arkansas, so I need my doc, Phil Jones, to be on the mark with his assessment that I'm back in the game in two weeks - beginning with my visit to his office Friday morning. Phil, I'm counting, and I remain optimistic.
Even so, I've begun to think of what covering a game at less than 100 percent might look like. A plan is developing.
In the scrimmage it was easy to spread out in a pressbox that included only a handful of people. I was able to hand off the iPhone to Jeff Roberson of The Ole Miss Spirit, my representative at interviews. He brought back quotes from coaches and players, so I didn't have to maneuver the stadium steps with crutches. The videos were compliments of Jake Adams, a Madison resident, attorney, blogger and former DJ sports writer.
So the scrimmage wasn't that bad, a short walk to the elevator, then from the elevator to the glass at the 50. What a deal! The season is different though, and then the road beckons.
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I noticed on Twitter yesterday this from former Ole Miss pitcher R.J. Hively, who was remembering fondly his two years on campus.
#RebsBSB sad i wont be in the first meeting tonight. New guys get ready. Best place in college baseball. Enjoy it. #proudoldguy
It's always good to hear that guys have a good experience in any sport, that they can sign, play a role and leave feeling that their college experience was time well spent. You only get one chance to make that happen. Some guys transfer, maybe multiple times, and never find what they're looking for. Some guys, Robert Lane, an All-American QB signee comes to mind, go through changes in the program and never seem to fit in for whatever reason.
I had a great college experience and upon leaving, much like Hively, would have been one to use a hashtag #proudoldguy in an encouraging message had we had Twitter back then.
Way back then.
Hively was at Ole Miss for only two years, and the first one was frustrating as injuries limited his opportunities. He put it all together this season and was a crucial part of the run to the regional championship game at Texas A&M.
Hively, by the way, seems to be having a good experience with the Yakima Bears (Arizona Diamondbacks) of the Class A Northwest League. He's pitched 24 innings over 18 appearances and has an ERA of 1.13, 22 strikeouts, 8 walks and an opponents' batting average of .167.


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The cases of Ahmad and Ahsan are both linked to a website called azzam.com, which U.S. prosecutors say was run by the two men to support terrorism around the world.
Meanwhile, al-Fawwaz and Bary are accused of being al Qaeda associates of Osama bin Laden in London during the 1990s.
Al-Masri is one of the highest-profile radical Islamic figures in Britain, where he was already sentenced to seven years for inciting racial hatred at his north London mosque and other terrorism-related charges.
Born in Egypt in 1958, he traveled to Britain to study before gaining citizenship through marriage in the 1980s.
A one-time nightclub bouncer in London's Soho district, al-Masri -- also known as Mustafa Kamal Mustafa -- has said he lost both hands and one eye while fighting against the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. He often wears a hook in place of one hand.
In 1997, al-Masri became the imam of a north London mosque, where his hate-filled speeches attacking the West began to attract national attention and followers, including Richard Reid, the so-called "shoe bomber" who attempted to blow up a Miami-bound passenger airplane three months after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Al-Masri has called the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center "a towering day in history" and described bin Laden as "a good guy and a hero."
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County Administrator, James Wallace says Herkimer County is seeing an increase in sales tax.
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The Detroit RiverFront Conservancy is committed to presenting an active and engaging Riverfront and Dequindre Cut to the public. As part of this commitment, the Conservancy is proud to present a full calendar of events - both large and small - for you to enjoy. If you are interested in starting a club or group along the riverfront, or would like more information about programming opportunities, please contact our Programming & Community Outreach team at (313) 566-8215.
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The Layover: 5 Airports Worth the Stay
By Matthew Wexler | Thursday Nov 15, 2012
The scenarios are endless: Your taxi gets a flat tire en route to the airport. The plane is experiencing mechanical difficulties. Maybe you've willingly given up your seat for a future free round-trip ticket.
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By Mark Thompson | Thursday Oct 11, 2012
A recent in-town getaway to the new 411-room Element Times Square, which opened in 2010, confirmed that Element by Westin is not only "green" but also a refuge for restoring your balance while recharging your creative battery.
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EDGE breaks bread with marketing directors from historic hotels across New England--and beyond. Where will you stay next time you tire of clone-style, nondescript chain hotels? One of these historic gems might be just the thing...
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Toronto Pride is a two-time winner of "Best Festival in Canada" and one of the "Top 50 Festivals" in Ontario, as well as one of Toronto's eight city-designated signature events.
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We're adding a little twist to this month's YPNG Monthly Social! Our June event will take place in downtown SLO at Clippers Barber Shop...the only place in SLO serving haircuts and beer...and Clippers will donate 100% of all beer sales to CASA of SLO, a YPNG-supported non-profit!
They have been kind enough to invite YPNGers to enjoy light-fare food and drinks, and guests will also receive a complimentary keepsake glass with their beer purchase! Additionally, Clippers will be raffling off a VIP membership for one year's worth of haircuts! The past few months of socials have been great, and it looks like it just keeps getting better!
Grab some friends or come meet some new ones, meet the directors and see what YPNG is all about! This event is FREE and open to members and non members.
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For more information, contact Shari at firstname.lastname@example.com. Can't wait to see you there!
A longer more adventurous hike, starting off at a scenic waterfall the trail then follows the stream south through a tree covered canyon and eventually cuts west bringing you to a series of switchbacks up the canyon dropping you at the top of a ridge providing a panoramic view of SLO and East Cuesta Ridge. Bring a light jacket, snack in case you get hungry, a camera and water. This is a great hike and we promise you will have a blast! Meet at the Reservoir Canyon Trail Head.
Take US 101 North. Go one mile past the city limits (Monterey Street exit) and turn right on Reservoir Canyon Road. Drive to the end of the road (about 1/2 mile) and part in the dirt lot. Please try to carpool, the parking area is small. Email Rob at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
Elevation: 400-1,715 feet
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Estimated Time: 2.5-3 hours
Come join us for pick-up beach volleyball! There are two courts available at Meadow Park, so up to four teams can play at the same time. This event is free, and open to members and non members, and all skill levels are welcome!
Questions? Email Audrey at email@example.com.
You spoke and we listened! We've added this Professional Development event to our line-up this year to help you network and promote your business. If you work in sales, or own your own local business, you should not miss this event.
YPNG Quick Pitch Business Networking includes:
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We hope you'll join us for the 7th Annual YPNG Wine Tasting Adventure! This is a member-only event where you can expect an exciting day filled with wine tasting, lunch, exciting trivia and raffle prizes. You'll be sure to come home with some great stories and new friends, so plan for a full day of laughter and fun.
Details to follow shortly but if you have any questions for us, please email Jenna at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Grab some friends, or come meet some new people, and see what YPNG is all about! This event is FREE and open to members and non members.
Bring back those old college memories, or check out a new hike on the Cal Poly Campus. Fun, fairly steep hike up to the Poly "P" and then up to the top with a great view of the Cal Poly Campus. Meet at the upper most parking lot behind the redbrick Cal Poly Dorms. The trail head starts at the locked gate. Bring hiking shoes, water, and a friend. Email Rob at email@example.com if you have any questions.
For Parking there are metered spots available in the parking lots closest to the trailhead. That parking lot is called R-1. There is also a general parking lot off of Grand that you can park your car at with a day permit, or you can park on Slack St. for free and walk to the trailhead.
Come out for YPNG Day at the Blues on July 21 at Sinsheimer Stadium for the SLO Blues game! The SLO BLUES are a Summer Collegiate Wooden Baseball Club with all players being current collegiate athletes playing other teams from all over California. This is a FREE, members-only event and is sure to be a good time.
Check back here to find out when tickets will be available. Members can order UP TO TWO TICKETS for this event.
If you have any questions, email email@example.com. And if you're not yet a member, visit our Join YPNG page!
Join us for a nice evening stroll along Johnson Ranch Trail located off Ontario Road in south San Luis Obispo. Meet at the Johnson Ranch Trail Head. Follow South Higuera to the end. The ranch gate is to the right before entering the freeway. Fun, short, three-mile hike. Great for all abilities!! Email Rob at email@example.com if you have any questions.
Difficulty: Moderate
Elevation: 320 feet
Distance: 3.5 miles round trip
Estimated Time: 1 hour, 15 minutes
Join us this August as we host the 6th Annual YPNG Movie Night!
Details to follow shortly but if you have any questions for us, please email Rob at firstname.lastname@example.com.
It's that time of year! The sun starts to set early, and the fall winds keep the fog out, revealing some great sunsets! Bishop Peak is a great way to kick off our first run of night hikes! If you have never hiked Bishop at sunset, or at night, you have to check it out. It's a totally different trail in the evening.
Meet at the trail head off of Patricia Drive*. Bring a headlamp or flashlight, hiking shoes, water, and a friend! Questions? Email Rob at email@example.com
*From the 101, exit CA-1 North towards Morro Bay. Take a left on East Foothill Blvd, then take a right on Patricia Drive. Travel approximately one mile and the trail head is on your left.
Difficulty: Difficult
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Distance: 4 miles round trip
Estimated Time: 2 hours
Come join us for the YPNG Halloween Golf Tournament! We'll be playing a 9-hole scramble tournament so all skill levels are welcome and costumes are strongly encouraged!
Details to follow shortly but if you have any questions for us, please email Audrey at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fun, easy night hike for beginners. It's a quick one - bring a flashlight or headlamp, hiking shoes, water, a jacket and a friend! Meet in the parking lot at Islay Hill Park off Orcutt. Questions? email Rob at email@example.com
Elevation: 775 feet
Distance: 2 miles round trip
Estimated Time: 1 hour, 30 minutes
We hope you'll join us as we celebrate another wonderful year of YPNG.
Time for the Annual Holiday Night hike up Madonna Mountain to check out the BIG Christmas Tree! A great hike for everyone leading you to a 360 degree view of SLO City lights. Meet in the parking lot at the end of Marsh, next to the 101. Dress warm and bring a headlamp or flashlight. Questions? Email Rob at email@example.com.
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Ravens Report Card???
What game was Steve Hasler viewing, that he gave a B- to the Ravens coaching? Ray Rice had only 12 carries and 1 reception - that already raises major questions (plus only 1 reception to TE). Too many passes were long but well covered or out patterns. There was very little use of the MIDDLE
of the field. Crossing patterns, especially with Bolden and Pitta, would have been very dangerous to the Steelers, a la Jerry Rice. That is more the era for Cameron, an out-of-date off. coordinator. Why doesn't he utilize that dangerous attack possibility?
On the defensive side, the Ravens schemes made Charlie Batch, a 3rd string QB, look good. They did not blitz enough, anywhere close to enough, and
they could not cover receivers for the longer time Batch often had to find an open receiver. If the Ravens, attacked Batch with many more blitzes, the
pass defenders could have kept close one-on-one during the shorter time before Batch would have been inundated. The Ravens might have given up a
long gain or two, but would have made the game a nightmare for Batch, forcing costly errors. The Ravens def. schemes made Batch look like a better QB than Flacco.
The aggressive, creative schemes that Rex Ryan used as def. coordinator were very effective for the Ravens, the two replacements have been major
steps backward, as the team defensive stats can show.
Cameron as off. coordinator has been a disapointment throughout. Earlier in his tenure, it could be said that the Ravens had an inexperienced QB and not enough quality weapons, especially speedy WRs. Now, he has an experienced, supposedly quality QB, a great RB, a Great FB, 3 high quality WRs and 2 good, developing TEs. There are no good excuses for not having a high-powered offensive attack every week against every opponent.
Coaching Grade - F
I'd say C for coaching, with points taken off for time clock management and not giving Ray the ball enough in the fourth.
The coaches didn't drop five balls, give up 300+ in yardage, sailed balls over Torrey's head or commit rather stupid penalties.WARNING: This post may contain material offensive to those who lack wit, humor, common sense and/or supporting factual or anecdotal evidence. All statements and assertions contained herein may be subject to literary devices not limited to: irony, metaphor, allusion and dripping sarcasm.
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I say D minus, because I think the approach on D was don't blitz (or much at all) and keep everyone in front of you to avoid big plays and keep it close.
The lack of pressure allowed Charlie Batch to have ALL DAY.
And on offense, someone needs to realize there i a middle of the field and something other than 9 routes.We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
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I thought the grades for coaching and defense were both very generous. The defense was broken all over the place & Batch missed more opportunities than he took.
As for the coaching, setting aside all the (legitimate) questions about game planning, that costly & boneheaded challenge on the Batch pass was absolutely inexcusable and worth a full grade and a half by itself.
Anything above a C- for coaching is generous, and even at C- I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that some terrible execution clouded what was otherwise occasional good judgment.Festivus
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Complete and utter nonsense to give the coaching staff anything but an F. Maybe if you put on purple shades his grading system makes sense.
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I agree.
Its simple... if things aren't working, the coaches need to adjust. Player execution sucked Sunday. There is no sugar coating it. However, our coaches presented the same silly crap they seem to do every game. There are different ways to try to help a struggling quarterback... basically you are seeking routes that he can hit easily to get into rhythm - but instead it seems like one of three routes, deep ball, nine, or dump off.
On defense, again, if a qb is picking you apart, you have to find a way to get pressure - I see NO creativeness on our pash rush most weeks. We either succeed with overpower the OLINE or we don't get pressure. I don't see delayed blitzes, overloads, stunts... It felt like I saw more three man rushes than blitzes on Sunday.
What's up with Sanders having nobody within a mile? If he doesn't fumble that, they probably score another td.
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I would give the offensive coaching a grade of "4th down" due to running pass patterns 3 yards short of a 1st down AND never using the middle of the field. Also, I will give them extra credit for "I can't see from the sideline" what the HELL is happening during the entire game. Maybe Cam will look at game footage during next summer to see what went wrong. No RICE for YOU!
On defense, I will give a NB for NO BLITZING. How about attacking their patchwork of a horrible Oline and 37 year old QB with crossing stunts and overload blitzes to make sure they screw up? How about recognizing from the upper deck that our linebackers were not dropping deep enough in pass coverage? No...hmmm.
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Okay, I'll defend myself a bit here.
I realize the popular thing to do is to blame Cam for all losses. And to give everyone an F when the team loses.
And I realize that the easy assumption to make when the team loses is to conclude that Ray Rice didn't touch the ball enough. It's easy to look at his 6.5 yards per carry average and say, hey, run the ball all day long with him and he gets 200 yards on the day.
But I argue that part of the reason he was able to run effectively is the game plan, which I applaud, and which I believe was leaps and bounds smarter than what we saw two weeks ago in Pittsburgh, despite a better result.
I liked the approach of spreading the field and pressuring the Steelers to drop back into coverage, opening up running lanes (a hallmark of the Air Coryell system that Cam came out of).
Had the gameplan called for run, run, run, I argue that Rice's production would not be nearly as good as it looked. And besides, take away the 34 yard touchdown where he should have been tackled at the line, and his numbers don't look all that impressive.
Starting late in the second quarter, Rice's carries were for 1, 2, 3, -1, 0, and the 34 yard TD where he should have been tackled for a loss.
Had Cam kept running the ball like that, with three and outs, and then kicked the ball to the Steelers, I guarantee there would be the same harsh criticism of how conservative the offense was, and how scared Cam was to let Joe throw the ball.
Hell, even when they failed to move the ball at the end of the game and were forced to punt, Koch sent it 57 yards to the Steelers 11 and the Ravens defense still failed to hold the lead.
Take another look at the critical Flacco fourth-quarter sack/fumble after the Reed interception. It was typical of what the game was like for the Ravens. The Steelers have seven in the box and are playing one-deep. I don't know what the hell Flacco is doing. The ball should be going to an open Dennis Pitta on the forty, and thrown before he comes out of the break, because he's very much open. Torrey Smith is running a post pattern and has a step on the corner in the middle of the field. Ray Rice is there for a dump off underneath for anyone who thinks he was the magic answer.
There is nothing wrong with the play call, but Oher can't slow down Harrison and Flacco pats the ball three times too many.
No one was complaining when two plays earlier when Flacco hit Boldin for six. And no one was saying run the ball more after the next play, a run that went for -1. They did get Pitta involved on the very next play, and Oher and Flacco screwed the pooch. Not sure how that's on Cam.
I also liked how they were creative enough to get Leach involved and use Rice to draw defenders away from the flat.
My view of this game was that it was a decent gameplan spoiled by receivers who dropped balls, a left tackle who couldn't stop anyone, a quarterback who seems to have lost his way this season, and a general lack of intensity facing a wounded rival whose backs were against the wall.
Look, I would have liked to have seen a few more running plays, too, and I would like to see the route trees consist of some more rubs and unpredictability. But on my list of why the Ravens offense failed last Sunday, the gameplan and playcalling were WAY down the list of problems from my perspective.
Frankly, if I'm grading Harbaugh, Pees, and Cam, Cam gets the best grade of the bunch. Why is no one concerned that for 12 weeks now the defensive secondary can't all get on the same page and receivers are constantly open in the middle of the field?
Let's not be afraid to place blame on players when it's the players who are failing to perform.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
Coaching only goes so far. Come game time, it's up to the players to perform and this Sundays game, IMO, was a failure of execution than it was a failure of coaching.
Both sides of the coin do deserve their share of the blame, I just don't think coaching was the larger issue on Sunday.Last edited by HoustonRaven; 12-04-2012 at 02:00 PM.
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My F for coaching is more than just gameplanning. It's also for personnel. You cannot tell me that we have the right offensive line starters out there. Execution isn't always about effort. Sometimes it's about skill. And I find it almost impossible to understand how this coaching staff feels the BEST starting offensive line we have is Oher, Reid, Birk, Yanda, KO. Jah Reid does not have the skill to be a left guard, and KO has all but admitted he doesn't have the skill to play RT. And we know from experience Michael Oher doesn't have the skill to play LT.
So why are they out there in that configuration? Because John Harbaugh is mad at Bryant McKinnie and refuses to start him. And I get it, Bryant has issues coming into camp. But he's been quiet and worked. And when he's been in there, he's been effective.
So when your coaches don't put the best players on the field, don't gameplan well, and don't put the players in position to succeed, of COURSE execution is going to be a problem.
Combine that with taking a knee going into the half with 24 seconds and 3 time outs, and then a ridiculous challenge that helped burn all your time outs when you needed it at the end of the game, and I give them an F too.
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Sorry, gotta disagree here. McKinnie hasn't worked hard in practice and has basically already checked out for the season.
And, every time they do actually put him in, he's blocking air. He's also - on several occasions - clearly not known his assignment - both presnap and after he's essentially touched no one once the play has begun. There is simply no effort there, whatsoever.
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We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
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I think I just did.
Maybe you're generalize for the sake of brevity, but I've personally seen him in on plays being effective. But they're mostly running plays.
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Grrrrr. Fair enough
OK, he's missed far more than he's made. I also seen him on several occasion basically stand up and essentially do nothing (other than perhaps an arm swat at a passing defender).We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
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I'm not going to say that every play McKinney has been on the field as an extra blocker has been successful. It hasn't. But....most of the time he was brought on and the play was blown up it wasn't his man that blew up the play. It's tough for any running plays to have success when the def line is getting push up the middle on a consistent basis.
If your Center and the three-person revolving door at Left Guard this year keep getting pushed back, most running plays will not work. It's a lot easier to scheme against pressure coming from the outside then when it's consistently coming up the middle.
Does McKinney bust his ass every practice and every play? I'm not foolish enough to assert that. I know his work ethic isn't what it should be. I'm also not implying that he's pro-bowl tackle, especially at this point of his career. However, he is still the best option at LT of all the people currently on the roster."My seven year old Labrador Retriever could put up a better offensive game plan than Cam Cameron." - rharris1986
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John Harbaugh wants to win football games. So did Brian Billick. So does every single coach in the NFL. He'd rather hold a grudge then put the best players on the field?
I don't think so. I've never been a John Harbaugh cheerleader, but I will still give him the benefit of the doubt that he knows more about what the players' capabilities are, given his 24/7 access to them, than I do, sitting here at this computer.Festivus
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good post. I liked the playcalling in the first half and actually said I thought it was one of Cam's better games. And I also liked them going deep and spreading the field, but where I thought they could improve was in using the middle of the field some and keeping Rice involved.
Honestly I felt like Pitt would come in with a 'must win' mentality and find a way to keep it close. which they did. If a few of our offensive plays could've been executed it would've gone the other way IMOWorld Domination 3 Points at a Time!


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Simon Butler, also known as the Racing Reverend, will soon pilot a 1952 Jaguar C-type in competition for the Royal Automobile Club's Woodcote Trophy. The Reverend is the associate rector of Ashtead Parish in Surrey, England. He'll partner with co-driver Jonathon Crouch for the full Woodcote Trophy series. The car is owned by Tony Allen, one of Butler's parishioners.
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