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Leo: "Brothers don't shake hands, brothers gotta hug!"
I was listening to Chris Duncan chat on the Scott Van Pelt Show on ESPN Radio today, Chris is the son of longtime Cardinals pitching coach Dave Duncan. He's also the brother of Clippers/Indians slugger Shelley Duncan. Chris, who sounds extremely intelligent and colorful (maybe has a future in broadcasting), was an outfielder who played in the International League in 2009 (Pawtucket) and 2010 (Syracuse). He and Shelley crossed paths in an early May series last season at Huntington Park, both discussed how competitive they are with each other, and it showed. It was the only time they played in the same games in professional baseball.
This wasn't the first time the Clippers hosted a brother vs. brother showdown, outfielder Bronson Sardinha played against older brother Louisville catcher Dane in 2006.
There have been other Clippers sibling stories, like Aaron Boone in 2008, of course he's the younger brother of Bret and son of Bob, from a pretty famous baseball family.
The International League has plenty of brother stories too, like when the Rochester Red Wings were managed by Stan Cliburn and his twin brother Stu was pitching coach. I remember that Reds prospect Todd Frazier faced his older sibling, Jeff, when he was in Toledo.
According to Baseball Almanac, there have been over three-hundred and fifty combinations of brothers in the major leagues. I can think of plenty: Jose & Ozzie Canseco, Tony & Chris Gwynn, Sandy & Robbie Alomar, Cal & Billy Ripken, Pedro & Ramon Martinez, Phil & Joe Niekro, B.J. & Justin Upton, Jayson & Laynce Nix, etc., etc., etc.
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* The Cleveland Indians not only named the Major League staff for the 2012 season, but also hired Alan Zinter as the minor league hitting coordinator. Zinter has worked in the Arizona Diamondbacks system for the last four seasons.
* Clippers playing in winter leagues include: OF Jerad Head (Dominican), INF Juan Diaz (Dominican), LHP Eric Berger (Venezuela), RHP Paolo Espino (Venezuela), INF Luis Valbuena (Venezuela), RHP Steven Wright (Panama).
* RHP Hector Rondon continues on the comeback trail from last August's Tommy John surgery. He will play in the Venezuelan Winter League.
* You have until Oct. 20th to vote for the Clippers for MILB "Team of the Year", Justin Germano for "Moment of the Year" and Germano or Chad Huffman for "Game of the Year".
* Tony Lastoria of Indians Prospect Insider reported that INF Jason Donald was playing CF in the Advanced Instructional League in Arizona (AZPL). Donald will be vying for the utility infield job in spring training, but could be transitioning to a "super utility" role with the outfield as an option. Follow Tony on twitter (@TonyIPI) to keep tabs on other Indians minor league news.
* Paul Sokoloski of the Time Leader writes that the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees may not be the "Yankees" much longer.
* Congratulations to former Clippers coach Scott Radinsky on his appointment to the Indians pitching coach role. Radinsky, 43, served as Cleveland's bullpen coach for the last two seasons. He is an excellent coach and very interesting person. Scott owns a skateboarding park and museum in his hometown of Simi Valley, CA and serves as the lead singer for the band "Pulley".
* The Clippers pink jerseys from Breast Cancer Awareness Night are now available for purchase through the Clippers Cargo Shop.
* Indians manager Manny Acta will serve as a World Series analyst for Fox Sports Deportes.
My last entry asked about sporting events/scenarios that you miss, I received several excellent responses. Here are a few: Major League teams playing in-season exhibition games against their Triple-A clubs, The "Ohio Cup" in Columbus every March between the Indians and Reds, The AL vs. NL "Hall of Fame Game" (before interleague play), the Chicago College All-Star Football Game (played between college all-stars and the NFL champions).
Thanks for the great responses!
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Flood of donations mean smooth sailing for Sarasota student
Date: October 15, 2009
by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
At 8 a.m. this morning, Dennis Matthews, director of marine operations at Longboat Key Moorings Marina, read the story of Molly McKinney, a 17-year-old competitive sailor whose boat was stolen Oct. 6 from Sarasota Sailing Squadron. The Pine View School senior had returned from a trip to Stanford University, in Palo Alto, Calif., to find her boat stolen.
Steve Petty, president of the Longboat Key Club Marina Condominium Association II Inc., was at Lowe's this morning when Matthews called him to ask if slip owners could help. After hearing McKinney's story, Petty wanted to take action.
"We can't help everybody that's ever had a boat stolen," Petty said. "But this isn't just someone with a passing interest in sailing."
Petty made calls to other slip owners, who agreed to help McKinney, who bought the $5,000 boat just five weeks earlier with money she had saved. Meanwhile, Matthews was e-mailing with Longboat Key Club and Resort General Manager Michael Welly, who also read about McKinney and wanted to help. Matthews contacted Ullman Sails owner Doug Fisher.
By noon, they had a plan: The Key Club Moorings Marina and the association would each contribute half of the cost of a new boat, and Ullman Sails would sell them the boat at cost.
At the same time, Matthews was scrambling to find support to get McKinney a boat, McKinney got a note from the office, saying Sarasota police had found her boat on Lido Beach. McKinney later learned that it was damaged. And she also learned from her mother, Barb Lewis, that people wanted to help her buy the new boat.
After school this afternoon, McKinney headed to the Sailing Squadron and thanked Matthews and Petty. She doesn't have her new boat yet, because Fisher needs to determine what boat would be the right fit.
McKinney, who hopes to attend Stanford and sail competitively in college, said she was surprised that so many people were willing to help.
"I just can't wait to get back on the water," she said.
And, although McKinney will have a new boat, her old boat will also get back on the water. The association also pledged to pay for repairs to the damaged boat, which will be donated to the Sarasota Sailing Squadron.
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- Robin, thank you ever so much for sharing such a powerful story - it is uplifting to hear about the community support provided to Molly McKinney. It brings a smile to my face every time I think about the "kindness of strangers"! As Always, Tricia
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On the 31st March 2012, the GMG club based in Kildare, hosted the first Kampfgruppe Normandy Big Game. Players consisted of GMG club members, members from The Guild (http://www.guildwargamers.com) forum, Will Townsend from Plastic Soldier Company and Warwick Kinrade, the author of the rules.
Players met on the evening before the game to be given their team briefings, assigned additional forces to their battlegroups, plot their plans for the day and set up the initial forces ready for the game the following day. Alot of time was also spent oogling over some very pretty toys!
The forces arrayed for battle consisted as follows;
The German forces came in at 1671 points and for its 'Top Secret' extras, they chose a Tiger I, a battery of Nebelwerfers and a Registered Target Point. They also drew an MG Bunker and a minefield, plus an additional FAO from the random support card deck.
German Forces
Player 1 – Lt. Welsch
Armoured Grenadier Platoon
Panther Squadron
Assault Pioneer Section
HMG Team
Panzerschrek Team
Medium Mortar Team
Player 2 - Lt. Gerstenmeier
Armoured Grenadier Platoon
Panther Squadron
Assault Pioneer Section
2 x 88mm Flak
HMG Team
Panzerschrek Team
Medium Mortar Team
150mm IG with Tow
Player 3 - Feldwebel Dibbern
Dismounted Grenadier Platoon
StuG G Squadron
HMG Team
Panzerschrek Team
Medium Mortar Team
Pak 40
Player 4 - Feldwebel Brasche
Dismounted Grenadier Platoon
StuG G Squadron
HMG Team
Panzerschrek Team
Medium Mortar Team
Pak 40
Player 5 (Commander) – Hauptmann Philips
Forward Signals
Despatch Rider
Dismounted Grenadier Platoon
HMG Team
Panzerschrek Team
2 x Heavy Mortar
1 x High Priority Request
1 x Low Priority Request
2 x Supply Trucks
20mm Flak in truck
2 x 105mm Battery
StuG IIIG
3 x Puma Armoured Cars
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The British force came in at 1790 points and for their additional random units they drew another Despatch Rider, a Registered Target Point and a Churchill MKVII.British Forces
Player 1 – Lt. Peter J. Chell
Infantry Platoon with Additional Section
Sherman Tank Squadron with additional Sherman
17-Pounder A/T Gun with Carrier
Recce Command in Dingo
2 X AEC MKIII Armoured Cars
2 x HMG Team
Player 2 - Lt. C. Price
Infantry Platoon with Additional Section
Sherman Tank Squadron with additional Sherman
6-Pounder A/T Gun with Carrier
Combat Engineers
3 x 3" Mortars
Player 3 - Lt. John Reed
Infantry Platoon with Additional Section
Sherman Tank Squadron with additional Sherman
6-Pounder A/T Gun with Carrier
2 x HMG Team
Player 4 - Captain John Higson
Infantry Platoon with Additional Section
Sherman Tank Squadron with additional Sherman
Churchil MKVII
Churchill AVRE
Churchill AVRE Bridgelayer
Combat Engineers
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Player 5 (Commander) – Captain D.W. Browne
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Despatch Rider
Forward Signals Radio Truck
Infantry Platoon with Additional Section
Sherman Tank Squadron with additional Sherman
Armoured FAO
Sexton Battery
3 x Staghounds
3 x High Priority Requests
3 x Supply Truck
M10 Achilles
Carrier Platoon
Artillery Support
25 Pounder Battery
5.5" Battery
4.2" Mortar Battery
The British (thanks to an earlier game) had also gained a a supply of APDS rounds for their 6-Pounder anti-tank guns and the ability to utilise their 4.2" mortar battery in a counter-battery role. The Germans however found that the Tiger, looking menacing on the outskirts of Tilly, was immobile due to a transmission failure...
Both sides were given a nominal 100 point morale value.
For the British the objectives were five set point - Tilly, Saint Pierre, Limone Farm, Hector Farm and the bridge over the Seulles. For the Germans they had to hold off the attacking enemy.
On the first turn the Germans had available all their initial defender (the two Panthers squadrons, four section of Panzergrenadiers in half-tracks and the Combat Engineers were held back as a counter-attcking force) while the British had only their recce on table. The British had assigned each player a sector of responsibility, before the Germans deployed their defenders, and the players would be limited to bringing their forces on to the table through these defined areas. This had the effect of forcing a degree of pre=planned order of march on the British before the players had time to see the German defence set-up.
At the start of the game, the 20' x 6' table as presented to the players, looked as follows;
Looking towards Tilly with Saint Pierre in the distance.
Tilly itself.
Limone Farm and the Tilly-Lingevres Road.
Saint Pierre and the River Seulles.
With the initial forces deployed, the players retired for the evening to the pub to await the Saturday morning and the commencement of hostilities.
The attack on Tilly-sur-Seulles began on a misty morning, the low cloud would last all day and the British troops on the ground would be without any air support (all KGN Aircrafyt morale counters counted as a single morale point as no aircraft could be used). With the German forces deployed, forming a defence line along the entire front, the British first moves were to deploy a heavily reinforced platoon to the east opposite Saint Pierre. With all the Churchill AVREs in support, the British hoped this would give the Germans the impression of a concerted and deliberate river assault. For the British, this well supported attack was a feint to hold the dfenders of Saint Pierre in place. Meanwhile other British forces arrived slowly onto the battlefield and at the western end of the battlefield Captain D.W. Browne directed the Carrier Platoon forward, supported by the Staghound armoured cars, and they raced over a dirt track through the fields heading for Limone Farm. On the Tilly-Christot road, the Recce Commander in his Dingo tried, in vain, to direct mortar fire onto a German '88' deployed at the road junction. The rounds veered off but one did score a direct hit on a stationary Puma that promptly caught fire and had to be abandoned.
In response to the initial British moves the Germans needed to do little. Their artillery spotters called in mortars on the approach of the Carrier Platoon and some of the carriers screeched to a halt as the men bailed out to take cover. The rest of the artillery proved of little effect, the German Werkstatte unit started to try and repair the Tiger I. The Germans seemed content to sit and wait for the British attack.


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Jacqueline J. "Jackie" Roush, 65, of Greensboro, NC, died November 28, 2012, at Moses Cone Hospital, Greensboro, NC. She was born April 13, 1947, in Athens, Ohio, to Robert L. Jones and Patricia M. Ackerson Jones.
Jackie worked for Western Electric, AT&T and Lucent Technologies as a computer programmer and manager. She was a Technical Senior Manager of a systems test organization when she retired in 2001. She earned a BS degree in Computer Science and an MS in Computer Information Systems Management and completed advanced technology managers training at the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina.
Jackie was an avid trapshooter and life member of the Amateur Trapshooting Association. She registered 121,000 tournament targets during her career which began in 1973. Jackie served as a director on the boards of the NC Trapshooting Association and the NC Trapshooting Hall of Fame. She has won many trophies and championships at local, state, zone and national levels. She had many shooting friends from all over the country.
Jackie was also an accomplished seamstress and fiber artist. She designed and fabricated numerous quilted wall hangings, handbags and related original creations; many of which were donated to various charities. Several of her creations were selected to be displayed at major quilting exhibits.
Jackie is survived by her husband of 44 years, Terry L. Roush of Greensboro, NC; sister, Carolyn Jones Korn and husband, George, of Shade, Ohio; brothers, Robert A. Jones and wife, Kim, of Shade, Ohio; and James M. Jones of Shade, Ohio. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her parents.
Friends may visit from 5-8 p.m. Monday, December 3, at Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va. A funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. Tuesday, December 4 also at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Letart Falls Cemetery.
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Dayatthespa, making her first appearance since she was injured attempting to hop the rail in the Matriarch Stakes (gr. IT) last fall, was much the best in the $88,200 You Go West Girl overnight stakes May 5 at Belmont Park.
Sunday, May 05, 2013With a total of 1,195 head cataloged, this week's Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s Spring Sale of 2-year-olds in training, which kicks off Monday, April 22, should go a long way in meeting customer demand for quality juveniles.
Sunday, April 21, 2013A City Zip filly consigned by Old South Farm, agent, went an eighth of a mile in :9 3/5 to post the fastest work at the distance at the under tack show for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co. 2013 spring sale.
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Monday, November 05, 2012New York-bred Dayatthespa took the lead early and scored a two-length victory in the $400,000 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (gr. IT) on the turf at Keeneland Oct. 13, remaining unbeaten in 2012 with five wins in a row.
Saturday, October 13, 2012It had been almost two years since Get Serious earned his last victory, the 2010 edition of the $100,000 Red Bank Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Monmouth Park. On July 4 he made a definitive return to a familiar winner's circle.
Wednesday, July 04, 2012Freshman sire Run Away and Hide had his first winner June 25 when the 2-year-old colt On the Go broke his maiden at first asking by eight lengths in his career debut at Delaware Park.
Monday, June 25, 2012One of the pioneers of the New York breeding program, Gustave C. Schoenborn Sr. died May 11 at his home in Coxsackie, N.Y., following a short illness.
Monday, May 14, 2012Favored Dayatthespa spoiled the Keeneland return of Somali Lemonade with a dominating front-running victory in the $100,000 Appalachian Stakes (gr. IIIT) by 2 3/4 lengths on the turf April 19.
Thursday, April 19, 2012Odds-on Dayatthespa became a graded stakes winner when she held off Regalo Mia in the final strides to capture the $150,000 Herecomesthebride Stakes (gr. IIIT) by a neck on the Gulfstream Park turf course March 11.
Sunday, March 11, 2012Back on firm ground for her first start of 2012, favored Dayatthespa swept to a 1 3/4-length win in the $100,000 Sweetest Chant Stakes on the Gulfstream Park turf Jan. 22.
Sunday, January 22, 2012Reneesgotzip, an impressive first-out maiden winner one month ago, sped to the front and never looked back while romping to a 7 3/4-length victory in the $150,000 Santa Ynez Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Jan. 15.
Sunday, January 15, 2012Majestic City, runner-up in the Dixiana Breeders' Futurity (gr. I) is the 4-1 early favorite for the Nov. 5 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IT).
Tuesday, November 01, 2011Winning for the first time since April 2010, City to City came from off the rail in the lane to sweep past pacesetter Medaglia d'Amour in deep stretch and captured the $150,000 Palomar Handicap (gr. IIT) at Del Mar Sept. 5.
Monday, September 05, 2011Gross and average for the yearling sale mirror 2010 figures; the median was steady at $5,000. A Louisiana-bred City Zip filly tops the sale at $78,000.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011Odds-on choice Majestic City improved to three-for-three in his young career when he ran down a pair of Bob Baffert-trained colts to win the $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship (gr. III) going away July 17.
Sunday, July 17, 2011Slight choice Workin for Hops shook free from the leaders in upper stretch and drew away to a three-length victory in the $100,000 Hanshin Cup Handicap (gr. III) at Arlington Park May 21.
Saturday, May 21, 2011When it comes to Santa Anita's hillside turf course, it seems there is no getting by Unzip Me, who turned back a couple of challengers in the lane to win the $100,000 Monrovia Stakes (gr. IIIT) under threatening skies Jan. 2.
Sunday, January 02, 2011Four-time grade I winner Quality Road will stand for $35,000 in 2011 at William S. Farish's Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky.
Friday, November 12, 2010Leading virtually throughout, favored Unzip Me prevailed in the $100,000 Senator Ken Maddy Handicap (gr. IIIT) on opening night of the inaugural Oak Tree at Hollywood Park meet Sept. 30.
Friday, October 01, 2010An ultra-game Get Serious was at it again at Monmouth Park Sept. 5, holding off the charging Nownownow by a neck for a repeat win the $197,500 Red Bank Stakes (gr. IIIT) on the turf before a crowd of 16,017.
Sunday, September 05, 2010City Zip is enjoying the kind of year few would have imagined. It's not that he ranks 10th on the leading sires' list, but that he ranks third on the leading turf sires' list.
Thursday, August 26, 2010Favored Workin for Hops captured the second leg of the Mid-America Triple and became a likely contender for the Secretariat Stakes (gr. IT) next month when he dominated the field in the $200,000 American Derby (gr. IIT).
Saturday, July 17, 2010Get Serious registered his eighth lifetime win 10 starts on the Monmouth Park turf when he tallied a front-running victory at odds of 7-1 in the $255,000 Monmouth Stakes (gr. IIIT) June 12.
Saturday, June 12, 2010Bay to Bay wins the 1000 Guineas at Arlington; Robby Albarado gets a stakes double with Workin for Hops in the Arlington Classic
Saturday, May 22, 2010Unzip Me dictated the pace en route to an easy win in the $100,000 Las Cienegas Handicap (gr. IIIT) on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita April 11, earning her fourth consecutive win for trainer Marty Jones.
Sunday, April 11, 2010City to City, charging five wide through the stretch under Joel Rosario, scored a half-length victory in the $150,000 Providencia Stakes (gr. IIT) on the Santa Anita turf April 3.
Saturday, April 03, 2010Acting Zippy dictated a slow pace for jockey Robby Albarado and had enough left to hold off Orientate Express for neck victory in the $197,000 John B. Connally Turf Handicap (gr. IIIT) at Sam Houston Race Park Jan. 30.
Sunday, January 31, 2010Trainer Linda Rice answers your questions about her background, life as a trainer, her best horses, the training title at Saratoga, and more. Transcript is now available.
Friday, October 16, 2009Gleam of Hope, guided by Corey Lanerie, rallied along the rail to win the $200,000 Budweiser Select Cradle Stakes by 2 1/4 lengths at Cincinnati's River Downs Sept. 7.
Monday, September 07, 2009Citizen, ridden by Jon Court, rallied along the inside to open a wide lead in the stretch and then held on by a head over fast-closing Flying Private in the $50,000 Mountain Valley Stakes at odds of 29-1 Feb. 28 at Oaklawn Park.
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Thursday, August 14, 2008Roddy Valente's Bustin Stones, the 2-1 morning line favorite for this afternoon's $250,000 Alfred Vanderbilt Handicap (gr. II) at Saratoga, is out of the race according to trainer Bruce Levine. A bruise in his right front foot is the culprit.
Saturday, July 26, 2008A 2-year-old colt by City Zip consigned by agent Woodside Ranch zipped a quarter in :21 flat to post the fastest work at the distance at the second session of the under tack show for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's "2008 June Sale of Two-Year-Olds in Training and Horses of Racing Age."
Sunday, June 15, 2008MAHUBAH'S CORNER, by Avalyn Hunter
Bred with an abundance of speed, Bustin Stones is expected to be a top contender for the title of top sprinter throughout the year. Not only is the son of City Zip fast, showing great courage and grit in battling off a Executive Fleet virtually gate to wire in the Carter Handicap (gr. I), he is also tough. Bustin Stones is back in the racing game after having surgery on both knees.
Thursday, April 10, 2008Bustin Stones worked March 22 in preparation for his grade I debut in the Carter Handicap on April 5. Trainer Bruce Levine said the undefeated colt will run on Lasix.
Saturday, March 22, 2008PORTER ON PEDIGREES, by Alan Porter
Many top stallions began their stud careers in the regional markets, like City Zip, whose national profile is improving because of runners like General George Handicap (gr. II) winner Bustin Stones. City Zip began at Contemporary Stallions in New York and now stands at Lane's End Farm near Versailles, KY. The son of Carson City has sired nine stakes winners and a total of 21 stakes horses from his first 141 starters.
Thursday, February 21, 2008Bustin Stones and Mighty Eros proved convincing winners of their respective divisions of the New York Stallions Stakes for 3-year-olds at Aqueduct Sunday.
Sunday, April 22, 2007A mystery illness has claimed the life of Equirace.com's With a City, winner of the $500,000 Lane's End (gr. II) at Turfway Park and an expected starter in the Kentucky Derby presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) on May 6 at Churchill Downs.
Sunday, April 23, 2006With a City, the longest price in the field of 12 at odds of 48-1, split horses in the stretch and came home strongest of all to record a 1 1/4-length win in the $500,000 Lane's End Stakes (gr. II) for 3-year-olds at Turfway Park Saturday.
Saturday, March 25, 2006City Zip, a grade I winner at Saratoga, was represented by his first winner when his son With a City won May 21 at Calder Race Course.
Monday, May 23, 2005City Zip, a half-brother to Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Doge (gr. I) winner Ghostzapper, is being moved for the 2005 breeding season to Will Farish's Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky.
Tuesday, November 09, 2004Grade I winner City Zip, who will enter stud at Gus Schoenborn Jr.'s Contemporary Stallions near Coxsackie, N.Y., will begin his stallion career for $7,500 live foal.
Tuesday, November 13, 2001Grade I winner City Zip, who made his farewell race in the Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) for the partnership of Charles Thompson, Carl Bowling, and Lakland Farm, has been retired from racing and will enter stud at Gus Schoenborn Jr.'s Contemporary Stallions near Coxsackie, N.Y.
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Wow...where is our coaching staff? They SUCK!!! We just got beat by an 0-4 team; I'm hoping for a 8-8 record this year! We are in a really weak division so anything could happen.
Gaither was injured at the end..... at least he had some excuse. Ingram is the one who ****** us big time...... unforgivable penalty.
First, how the hell can Collinsworth see that Gaither is unable to move, and no one on the Bolts sideline recognizes this. Second, complete and utter failure to make second half adjustments. 1 TD scored in the 2nd half, 2 and a field goal allowed. We might as well assume that Gaither will be out for another month.
This game sucked the big one... big time. When will Norv go for the throat rather than always sitting back and playing it fukking safe all the time... he's the biggest chickensh!t still with a coaching job in the NFL... pathetic.
Ingram's penalty turned the game around completely.. 360..We had the Saints against the ropes on 3rd and downs and they just kept converting..Our CB's are ******* terrible..The Ref's ****** us over on the 2 minute drill, and i HATE bringing the refs into things, but that was ATROCIOUS, Saints were granted a ******* courteousy win..Gaither ******* gives out on the last ******* play.. GET OFF THE FIELD *** HOLE
I know that was a terrible two minute drill but it can't all be pinned on River's, he wasn't called for holding or the offensive pass interference.
With Clary on one end, and Gaither looking to be re-injured, we're in trouble. They can't protect Rivers.
That PI was one of the weakest, most bullshit calls I've ever seen ESPECIALLY in contrast to the NO player climbing Floyd's back on Rivers' interception
You mean the guy who was playing his *** off all night and had an injury that limited his mobility on the last couple plays? Yeah, what a horrible person.
When it was clear he couldnt play wouldnt it be wise to get your *** off the field? ... he put our chances of winning at risk and our qbs health at risk .. from the snap he jus stood there the last 2 plays i aint gonna commend him for playing hurt for doing that he cost us a chance to tie the game
How was it terrible? Rivers completed three passes for 20+ yards, including two that were called back on BS penalties, and would have had a third if not for a hold on Gates that was not called. It's hard to play the refs and the defense. As for the sack/fumble, Gaither got injured at the wrong time. It sucks, but it's just bad luck, sort of like having a borderline roughing the QB penalty negate a pick six and having a non-PI call lead to an INT.
Right. Your previous post also reminded me of the non-holding call on Gates. Jesus, that was as bad as the replacement refs.
Just to much stuff going on causing problems and not be cleanly run. Almost as if Norv couldn't see what in hell was going on.
In a sea of retarded comments after this loss, you win the prize. Congratulations. Our last play of the first half was a bomb to Meacham for a TD. That gave us a 3 point lead. The first time the offense got it in the 2nd half, they scored a TD after an interception by the defense. The next time the offense got the ball, they were successfully mixing pass and run. Then they had an incompletion on first down and a sack on 2nd that set up a 3rd and 22. Is passing on first and second down "playing it fukking safe all the time?" The next time we got the ball we went 3 and out, so you can blame the playcalling if you want, but it wasn't because Norv was playing safe. Rivers dropped deep to throw on 2nd and 3rd down and did not complete either pass. I understand the frustration, but at least pay attention to what is happening. The offense never played it safe in this game. They did not execute in the 2nd half, but it's not because they were being too conservative. If anything, you could argue the opposite might be true, since Mathews was averaging 6.7 yards per carry but was only given 12 attempts.
I agree, our problem wasn't conservative playcalling, but rather a failure to make adjustments after the half. Norv didn't adjust to the changes NO made, and the whole complexion of the game shifted after the half.
our second half had zero running game when battle and mathews where both doing well, there was two penalties that i think are suspect, more so the PI on gates, but the thing that makes me most angry is ingram.....this isnt the first time he has done this, this time it cost us an interception and a td...after how they treated mathews for a fumble they better bench ingrams a$$..... meacham, royal, battle, mathews, floyd..rivers looked good also..they all did outstanding tonight..... im so sick of hearing us not get respect and said to be in a weak division. when they talk about the broncos winning the division, it's all good they should win, if they talk about the chargers winning the division, its because its a weak division....i dont agree but displays like tonight are why we get putdown. we should have had this game by two possesions......we gave them this game.
A couple things: 1. Way more than only 2 suspect penalties. 2. Agreed about Ingram, I think that penalty was worse than the Mathews fumble as we were in the lead (I believe) and that would've made it even more difficult. 3. This has really started frustrating me lately. Granted I've only been watching NFL for about a decade now, but the east coast bias is really irritating. The SNF pregame crew (Tony Dungy, Rodney Harrison) basically scoff at the Chargers even being able to compete (I specifically remember them laughing at SD after the Atlanta game). We were 3-1 going into this game against an 0-4 team but got 0 respect. They kissed Brees *** the entire night and hardly mentioned the Chargers AT ALL.
After our performance tonight, can you blame them? It's not like we were driving for the win at the end of the game either, we were driving to tie it to force OT.


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What's the story? Play cut short by weather? Or just too sloppy?
We had close to the same conditions at the Fore Fathers Fling yesterday. It was one sloppy, muddy, rain-soaking mess! It took us just over 4 hours, and a half hour stoppage, to complete the first round. They called it after that, as they didn't feel we could get the second round in before dark. Most everyone was definitely good with that. The one round felt like we played 2. I think I gained ten pounds in excess water soakage....lol
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But technology has progressed quite a bit since 1984.
Kergan, who along with his brother owned a chain of Sonic restaurants, was last seen leaving a club in Baton Rouge called the Night Spot Lounge on November 29, 1984. He was accompanied by a teenage exotic dancer named Leila Mulla when he left the Plank Rd. club. He also was carrying approximately $2,000 with him at the time.
Authorities arrested Mulla and her then-boyfriend, Ronald Dunnagan, after they had immediately left town for Las Vegas after the crime and charged them both with Kergan's murder.
However, this was long before the advent of CSI-type crime solving.
Even though a diary entry by Mulla stated she and Dunnagan had planned to rob Kergan and Kergan's car was found in Metarie with a pool of blood in the trunk, authorities at the time lacked the technology to determine whose blood it was, and without a body to prove that a murder had been committed, the District Attorney at the time, Bryan Bush, refused to prosecute the case. The pair was released in March of 1985.
However, thanks to DNA testing methods that have been developed since the crime was committed both Mulla and Dunnagan were rearrested on Monday. Dunnagan was located in Bossier City. Mulla in Astoria, New York.
The two have long since split and, according to Baton Rouge Police Chief Dewayne White, one of the two suspects has been cooperating with authorities, though he declined to state which one.
It was also verified that the person who gave blood to police to determine whether the blood in Kergan's car trunk was indeed Kergan's was his brother, Ted.
"I'm very happy that the two people involved in my brother's murder are going to face justice," said Ted Kergan. "And I'm very sad that these two scums of society ever decided to take his life."
According to reports, the case took a turn for the better when White appointed Cpl. John Dauthier as the new lead investigator of the Cold Case Division. Dauthier immediately looked into the cases that he felt they had enough evidence to solve. The disappearance of Kergan was near the top of the list.
At the time of his disappearance, Kergan had a wife and an 11-year-old son in Crowley.
"I knew him very well, he was a very nice guy," said former Acadia Parish Sheriff Ken Goss. "His brother had contacted me a while back about continuing the investigation...murder cases, they just don't go away. Law enforcement will not forget a murder case and neither did his brother."
"We're extremely pleased," added present Acadia Parish Sheriff Wayne Melancon. "The Kergan brothers were a big part of the Crowley and Acadia Parish business community. It just goes to show you how tenacious law enforcement can be when it comes to solving a murder...no matter how long it takes. And I know his brother Ted must be thrilled."


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Kings president Cheeky Watson confirmed that the franchise wanted to sign former Springbok prop Brian Mujati.
Mujati is currently based in England with the Northampton Saints, where he's been playing since 2009 after stints with the Lions and Stormers in Super Rugby.
Reports up north state that the Zimbabwean-born front-rower will head to French club Racing Metro after the European season.
Springbok head coach Heyneke Meyer wanted to pick Mujati during the team's end-of-year tour to Europe, but the South African government disallowed the selection. It's believed that the 28-year-old must be based in South Africa to qualify for national residency – like loosehead prop Beast Mtawarira, who was also born in Zimbabwe.
Meyer then called up Leinster prop Heinke van der Merwe instead.
The Kings wanted to offer Mujati the opportunity to return to South Africa, but his services would've come too late.
'His current contract only ends in May, and that's halfway into Super Rugby,' Waston told keo.co.za. 'We saw him as a possible player to recruit, but unfortunately, things didn't work out.'
Watson added that the Kings were still waiting for Saru's decision on their second appeal to lift the foreign player rule, which states that South African franchises may only include two internationals in their final Super Rugby squads.
The Kings have already signed New Zealand utility back Hadleigh Parkes from the Blues and Argentine scrumhalf Nicolas Vergallo from Toulouse. Former Highlanders prop Clint Newland and Samoan speedster Paul Perez, who played for the EP Kings in this year's Currie Cup First Division, have been released.
It's believed that more foreign players could join the Kings squad, if they receive clearance from Saru.
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27 Nov 2012, 14:17 pmRT @keocoza: Kings tried to sign Mujati: Kings president Cheeky Watson confirmed that the franchise wanted to sign former … http://t.c …
27 Nov 2012, 14:32 pmRT @keocoza: Kings tried to sign Mujati: Kings president Cheeky Watson confirmed that the franchise wanted to sign former … http://t.c …
27 Nov 2012, 14:34 pmRT @keocoza: Kings tried to sign Mujati: Kings president Cheeky Watson confirmed that the franchise wanted to sign former … http://t.c …
27 Nov 2012, 14:45 pm@keocoza the kings have tried to sign every and anybody that could kick a rugby ball
27 Nov 2012, 15:09 pmwhat pity ! need this oke…
27 Nov 2012, 15:13 pmNot enough black players in this team,Cheeky has egg on his face!
27 Nov 2012, 15:28 pmRT @keocoza: Kings tried to sign Mujati: Kings president Cheeky Watson confirmed that the franchise wanted to sign former … http://t.c …
27 Nov 2012, 17:55 pmSeriously doubt they can compete financially with a French club
27 Nov 2012, 18:42 pmSorry, we don't need Mujati
We don't need "Flags of Convenience" – that's a slap in the face of patriotic Saffa rugby players of all races.
Tis different, however,with foreign players aspiring to be Bokke AND committing to South Africa – players like The Beast.
27 Nov 2012, 18:47 pmNothing about the new kiwi signed as back line coach? What's going to happen with David Maidza? No suprise I guess.
27 Nov 2012, 18:54 pm@Tuna-5:
Maidza is backline coach of the EP Kings Vodacom Cup squad.
27 Nov 2012, 18:57 pm@Angostura-6: Yes… but wasn't he slated to be the backline coach for the S15?
27 Nov 2012, 19:07 pm@Tuna-7:
Well, I guess every new head coach would like to shape his own coaching team.
Besides, I guess Saffa rugby franchises can all learn a thing or two from Kiwi coaches about backline play … view it as an investment in the future.
27 Nov 2012, 19:54 pmmujati could have been a great addition
still unclear why he left wp, guess they had alot of solid youngsters coming through
27 Nov 2012, 21:36 pmAll this unsuccessful interest in Mujati must be doing wonders for his perceived market value.
27 Nov 2012, 22:35 pmFrom what I have seen from a bit of research, the Southern Kings are not going to use any players from Border or SWD, which is a huge slap in the face.
They are recruiting a lot of loan players from the Leopards and some others smaller unions and getting players like Odongo the big Kenyan former Bulls loose forward and also Burton Francis.
28 Nov 2012, 04:52 amIs Burton Frances is not playing for SWD?
28 Nov 2012, 07:11 amDepending on what SARU decides on 5 Dec about increasing the Southern Kings foreign player contingent from 2 to 4 players, the Kings final Super XV squad may look something like this:
1st XV:
15. SP Marais
14. Norman Nelson
13. Waylon Murray
12. Andries Strauss
11. Marcello Sampson
10. Demetri Catrakilis
9. Nicolas Vergallo (Arg.)
8. Luke Watson
7. Tomas Leonardi (Arg.)
6. Cornel du Preez
5. David Bulbring
4. Steven Sykes
3. Ross Geldenhuys
2. Bandise Maku
1. Schalk Ferreira**
16. Lizo Nqoboka
17. Edgar Marutlulle
18. Charl du Plessis
19. Darron Nel
20. Shaun Venter
21. Burton Francis
22. Tiger Mangweni**
Balance of Squad:
23. Hannes Franklin
24. Jaco Engels
25. Reynier Bernardo
26. Devin Oosthuisen
27. Mpho Mbiyiso
28. Scott Mathie
29. George Whitehead
30. Hadleigh Parkes (NZ)
31. Ronnie Cooke
32. Michael Killian**
This (assumed) squad has only one player from SWD, Burton Francis, & none from the Border. There is nothing sinister about that, given the recent relative performance of the feeder Unions constituting the Southern Kings.
What one can be sure of is that the Southern Kings run-on XV will differ greatly from the run-on XVs in both the recent Currie Cup promotion/relegation playoff mathes – so don't let the Currie Cup playoffs cloud your perception, or be a source of schadenfreude.
Notwithstanding, The Kings will likely be involved in an almighty battle with the Force, Rebels, Blues & Cheetahs in order to avoid the Super XV wooden spoon. Super XV history suggests they may very well end up the wooden spoonists, (but they may conceivably, though not realistically, avoid that fate, & THAT will in itself be a victory). Fact is, whether they end up 13th, 14th or last on the Super XV log, it is difficult to see them avoiding ending up wooden spoonists in the South African Conference, with the result that they will probably be involved in two Super XV promotion/relegation mathces vs The Lions. This brace of contests will be their real contest of 2013. They are NOT automatic losers of that contest. The Lions will be a greatly weakened franchise come the playoffs, & their returning loan players' hearts & loyalties may very well lie elsewhere… The Kings prospects of winning the playoffs depend on what they learn & internalise from their Super XV experience, & the extent to which this collection of mostly veteran, or unwanted or fringe players can be revitalised & gel into a Band of Merry Men prepared to fight for one another & a greater cause. It is not beyond the realm of possibility that the Southern Kings may become the new Brumbies.
I think Cheeky Watson, the Southern Kings franchise & their coaching/leadership staff are going about it the right way: They have been guaranteed one year only! From their perspective they have no choice but to think short term (at this stage). From their perspective they simply have to recruit the best staff & best players they possibly can, & be the best they can in 2013, which implies avoiding the 2013 Super XV promotion/relegation playoffs, alternatively being successful in those playoffs. Without that it is impossible for them to give fruition to their stated aims of developing, retaining & fast tracking the rugby talent, especially the largely untapped black talent, that exists in the Southern- & Eastern Cape & Border regions.
I wish them well – this is exciting & for the good of SA Rugby, & in doing so I do not wish The Lions ill – 2013 will ensure this: the most deserving franchise (of the 2 contesting the playoffs) would have earned the right to participate in the 2014 Super XV, & in the process it will probably have banished complacency from SA Rugby.
28 Nov 2012, 07:27 am@Angostura-13: Don't forget that the Brumbies were built up from scratch. Like it or not this union is well over 100 years old and have not won a thing in all those years, so to try and compare them to a team like the Brumbies is wishful thinking IMO.
28 Nov 2012, 09:27 amGreat post
28 Nov 2012, 16:02 pmSO typically SA tenderpreneurial. Effectively the Kings are a front team. A tiny sprinkling of local black players and coaches except in the money positions then its the connected few "cadres" and their family. The rest are rugby mercenaries who will ply their trade wherever they get an offer, including Mujati. If one wants to see SA teams dominating the S15 and Bok rugby the world, SARU should be focussed on centrally contracting and improving the playing abilities of a core of SA players and coaches. I don't see sideshows like the Kings helping SA rusgby.
28 Nov 2012, 16:18 pm@husky-16: A new port-of-call for the gravy train to stop at, I say.
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