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Not everybody thinks it's a foregone conclusion that Alabama will defeat Notre Dame for the national championship.
"I think Notre Dame is going to win – I do, but obviously I'm biased; If they don't win, I still see it as an extremely close game," said Isaac Rochell, the defensive end from Eagles Landing Christian Academy who is committed to the Irish.
Notre Dame's undefeated regular season and appearance in the national championship game has very little of an immediate impact on the Irish's recruiting efforts in the state of Georgia. The Irish have only one 2013 commitment from the state, Rochell. Within the last few months, Notre Dame entertained both Peach County WR Demarcus Robinson (committed to Clemson) and Tucker QB Juwaan Williams (undecided) for official visits.
If Notre Dame is going to capitalize in Georgia from this year, it will be in future years. The Irish are already targeting some of the state's top underclassmen, including extending a football scholarship offer to Norcross High School junior DE Lorenzo Carter earlier this week (see below).
Back to Rochell: He's not a bandwagon recruit for Notre Dame. "I committed before my senior season," he said. "I didn't know they were going to have this good of a season. But I figured it's a good football program with a good coach. Coach (Brian) Kelly is implementing what he believes in, and Notre Dame is a program on the rise.
"With (Kelly) there, along with the academics, the football tradition, the overall comradery of the Irish Nation, and after praying about it – I just felt like it was in my best interests to go to Notre Dame. Obviously, there are some good schools in the South. But I felt like my best fit personally was to go to Notre Dame."
Even though Notre Dame may only pluck one recruit out of Georgia this year, he's a good one: The 6-foot-5, 260-pounder picked the Irish over runner-up FSU among 20+ offers, including UGA.
"Really, it came down to FSU and Notre Dame," Rochell said. "If Notre Dame was to fall through, which I doubt it will, I would go to Florida State. That was my school. But I feel really confident about Notre Dame. I'm a 100-percent OK with my decision. There's no 'I might de-commit.' I'm going to Notre Dame, no matter what. But Florida State was definitely the school I was going to if I didn't pick Notre Dame."
Some people originally thought UGA was the favorite for Rochell. "I like Georgia. I like Mark Richt, and I like the type of person he is. I really respect the things he does. I like Georgia. Living in this region of the country, there are tons of Georgia fans, and I like all of that. But I just felt like I couldn't pass up the opportunity to go to Notre Dame."
Now about that game next month: With Rochell living in the heartland of the SEC, he hears about it every day how Alabama is a huge favorite over Notre Dame.
"I think Notre Dame has their strengths and weaknesses. Obviously, the weakness is probably the offense right now. They're good but it's not their strength. Alabama's strength is their running game, and I feel like Notre Dame's defense is going to match up well against it.
"I feel like it could come down to coaching. I don't feel like it's going to be a blowout at all. In fact, both teams match up very well, and I feel like it will be a close game. If you want to beat Alabama, you have to have a good offense, and you have to stop their running game. But I think with guys like Manti Te'o, Stephon Tuitt and others in the middle for Notre Dame, it's going to be hard for Alabama to run all over them. I mean, we'll see.
"Obviously, we're in SEC Nation, and everbody here says it's going to be a blowout. But I can't see it. Looking at Notre Dame's schedule, you can't win 12 games in a row and not have a hard-nosed defense. Even if Alabama gets an early lead, I can't see Notre Dame taking a passive approach on defense. It's going to be a defensive game."
This weekend, Rochell had to delay his official visit to Notre Dame, but with good reason – his high school team will play on Friday in the state semifinals against George Walton Academy, which features 2014 UGA RB commit Stanley Williams. Rochell has rescheduled his trip for Jan. 18-20.
After an undefeated regular season, Notre Dame may now have the confidence to come into the state and recruit head-to-head against the SEC powerhouses for elite prospects. Earlier this week, the Irish offered Lorenzo Carter, a junior defensive end from Norcross High School.
"Notre Dame is great; their defense is tough," Carter said. "I'm looking forward to getting to know their defensive coordinator and all the coaches associated with the program so I can get more informed about Notre Dame. They're so far away that I really don't know much about them."
What's his prediction for the national championship game? "People around here say Alabama is going to blow them out. But I don't see it, as strong as Notre Dame's defense is. But it is Alabama, so it's going to be pretty tough. It's going to be a good game."
Back to Carter's recruiting: The 6-foot-5, 215-pounder already has 15 early offers, including Florida State, Clemson, Miami, Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Georgia Tech. He's still waiting on one from UGA.
"I know, it's crazy, right?" Carter said. "Georgia told me they're really interested. I definitely want an offer from them. I love their defense. I'd be an outside linebacker playing for (defensive coordinator Todd) Grantham. That would be awesome. They're a home team, and my parents can come see me play all the time."
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December 6th, 2012
5:14 am
irish -23 bama- 21
December 6th, 2012
5:56 am
December 6th, 2012
6:14 am
you'll be disappointed in Notre Dame…. I lived in South Bend…. lots of young men.. not so many young women….lots of snow…. average education… far from friends and family ???
December 6th, 2012
6:37 am
Notre Dame is the Anti=Christ to me!! Bear Bryant the best HC in college
football history could not beat the irish with his great teams from the 70's.
Growing up it was love ND or HATE and the Dallas Cowboys and on both
teams will pull for RUSSIA to beat them!!! RTR
December 6th, 2012
6:40 am
The Idiotic comments above are why Issac chose N.D. None of you fools did your homework!!! N.D. is 5-1 all time against the Tide. There's a reason for that! I heard all this nonsense before in 1973 about how the "Bear" was going to roll over the Irish. He went to his grave having NEVER beaten the Irish!! N.D. will continue to take the real smart guys from the DOGS backyard. The pathetic DOGS couldn't even manage a simple Spike. Irish will win and get a few great Ga players to help carry the trophy back to South Bend where it belongs!!!! GO IRISH!!!!!
December 6th, 2012
7:04 am
Rudy.. I'll give you N.D. and 10 points vs. Bama ??
December 6th, 2012
7:08 am
Rochell…. There ain't no fried pork chops or Bojangles near that place….Good luck up there….
December 6th, 2012
7:08 am
Bama wins by 10….and it really won't be as close as the score.
December 6th, 2012
7:36 am
I hate everything about what the SEC stands for so go Irish….
December 6th, 2012
7:42 am
The Tenn job is getting ugly. They had to reach with the last hire and may overreact this time. You don't want to get turned down more than 3, maybe 4 times. Believe they are at #3. looks like it will have to be a money hire vs an opportunity hire. Somebody is going to have to say " Ok, for 5 years at 4 mil per year, I'll give it a shot….. At least if i can't ever get another job, I may not have to"…..
December 6th, 2012
7:43 am
What will hurt recruiting for Georgia is once again losing in another big game and only beating 1 top 20 team in 4 years
December 6th, 2012
7:43 am
Tenn offers….well, to be fair, maybe not offers, but public fondling…..Gruden, Gundy, Strong…….
December 6th, 2012
7:44 am
what does the SEC stand for?
December 6th, 2012
7:45 am
Flat tire……….Richt went 6-7 and lost to UCF in a bowl and landed the #3 class the next year….What else ya got.
December 6th, 2012
7:46 am
It was called the dream team……..What a hater.
December 6th, 2012
7:46 am
Notre Dame cannot win if they can't score, it's as simple as that. Tide 27 – ND 6.
December 6th, 2012
7:47 am
Irish won't know what hit them.
December 6th, 2012
7:48 am
SEC……………Superior Excellence Conference….
December 6th, 2012
7:56 am
Yea he sure did and what has he done with that #3 class; um oh yea still 1 win over a top 20 in 4 years; going on 8 years without an SEC title and still losing the big games
you got anything else?
December 6th, 2012
7:59 am
Won't have as much effect as another "crystal ball" in Tuscaloosa.
December 6th, 2012
8:07 am
Flat tire…………It's pretty easy to figure out that there is one group of people who come on here and insult Richt and the Dawgs WITHOUT identifying their School of choice due to the total train wreck of the program they support, because if you've Bama, Fla etc, you're proud of that……..How's it going on the flats with Johnson these days? How does this years 55th ranked class look?
December 6th, 2012
8:09 am
Good for this kid . Hope he takes advantage of the chance he has to get a good education. No reason for a bright kid to stay near the SEC. The retardation might rub off on him
December 6th, 2012
8:09 am
Flat Tire On Hwy 441 in Athens
December 6th, 2012
7:43 am
"What will hurt recruiting for Georgia is once again losing in another big game and only beating 1 top 20 team in 4 years"
Maybe it will be 2 wins if we can beat #16 Nebraska.
December 6th, 2012
8:12 am
Is that your comeback; um Im a dawg fan that doesnt drink the we are Knocking on the door to greatness kool-aid
Sorry to dissappoint you with your stupid comeback
so what else you got?
December 6th, 2012
8:16 am
Did you catch the score in Nebraska's last game
Lets be serious they are ranked #16 cause the Big 10 wanted their team in that bowl; losing by 40 points to a 5 loss team and allowing 70 pts to be scored on them should have knocked them out of top 20
Anyway if we dont win by 30 that will be a joke
December 6th, 2012
8:39 am
lol….sec fan calling a ND education avg……you should be banned from ever typing another letter
Its possible to graduate from Alabama or Ga either one , and not be able to read or write….roflmfao
December 6th, 2012
8:50 am
IF you're not part of the solution…then you're part of the problem!!
December 6th, 2012
9:10 am
UGA Recruits go to Jail.
ND Recruits go to [Joe Paterno's New Address].
ALABAMA Recruits go the BCS Championship Trophy Presentation Stage.
December 6th, 2012
9:11 am
Flat tire are u actually predicting we will win. So after we do will you come on here and say fire CMR? Just wondering!
December 6th, 2012
9:27 am
Just wondering; Did you buy your Knocking on the Door to Greatness T-shirt to go with your Finish The Drill T-shirt?
If you did Im sure recieved the free Cutting Edge Football DVD to go with those purchases
As for predicting the game it doesnt take a genius to realize we will win the game.
As for Richt keep him but dont come on this blog running off at mouth about National Championships and UGA being an elite program
Instead expect nothing more than 8-10 win seasons against cream puff teams with the occasional big game victory every 4 or 5 years and backing into the championship game whenever possible.
Also expect the 2 or more losses every single season as this coaching staff does every year
December 6th, 2012
9:27 am
SEC= buy your players
December 6th, 2012
9:32 am
Uh Flat Tire.. your not a Dawg fan, maybe dawg envy ?? How can you not love where the Dawgs are heading ? Show some support brah. Do you not LOVE Gurshall ???????
December 6th, 2012
9:33 am
flat tire
You have been shown to be a fraud and a complaining nothing once again
spending all day bashing our coahcing staff is lame
You are about to get your wish which at the same time, slaps all your complaining in the face and shows just how wrong you are
Mike Bobo-Head Coach Southern Miss
I thought no one ever is interested in our coaches?
You lame idiot.
December 6th, 2012
9:42 am
Well, it seems Tech will miss out Bobo.
December 6th, 2012
9:53 am
Dawgin Lex
Im the lame idiot???
Really did we win the championship; did we win the big game; are we playing for the national title?
Um no; what did we do again; yep lose 2 ball games as usual
As I predicted hot shot; do you really want to come on here and start your kool-aid rant
Oh wow Southern Miss thats big time football among 9 other canidates
Wear your Knocking on the Door to Greatness T-shirt with pride Dawgin Lex
December 6th, 2012
9:58 am
I'm sure all these recruits are Catholic, right?
December 6th, 2012
10:00 am
You are the idiot who bashes our coaching staff all day long. YOU SAID over and over again: "Ever wonder why none of our coaches get looked at for other jobs by other schools"?
You said it
Over and over and over and over again
Every dam day
You have been exposed for what you are.
A pathetic hater idiot who has no clue what he is talking about
You said Fire Bobo over and over and over and over again
He got nominated for the dam Broyles Award and now he is being looked at for a head coaching job
Yet you say he is no good
December 6th, 2012
10:02 am
Bummer has to much speed for these Yankees. Tide by 17.
December 6th, 2012
10:02 am
And give it up with the lame kool aid line
Knowing the difference between a coach who is respected enough to get nominated for awards and one who according to you, deserves to be fired makes you a nothing in football knowledge.
I'm not happy we lost and I have no dam t-shirts printed either. We lost by 1 play. You act like we got beat 60-0 and the coaching staff are all fools
You have been exposed as an idiot who knows nothing
So continue your baseless hate moron
December 6th, 2012
10:06 am
Bob Saccammanno
Where are the dawgs heading seriously?
There heading where they have always been heading; 2 or more losses every season with the inability to find a way to win the big game
I guess you will realize that the next 4 years since bama and LSU will be back on our schedule and a possibly better coached AUB team with Malzone
Oh and here is something to ponder since we have supposedly righted the ship
Our Defensive Coordinator in big games since 2010 has given up
Arkansas 31
Aub 49
Boise 35
Michigan ST 33
Bama 32
i guess every dog has his day FL 9
December 6th, 2012
10:07 am
flat tire doesn't know sheet about where we are headed so you can basically print what he writes and wipe your tail with it
December 6th, 2012
10:10 am
ND had the good fortune of a not so tough schedule this years! What if they had SC's schedule? LSU's! Probably 8 wins at best!!
December 6th, 2012
10:10 am
You know there's a starting wide receiver on that Irish team from Gainesville High School in Hall County, dontcha? Why don't you do a story on him? The quarterback from that same Gainesville team who tossed him about one zillion TD passes plays for Alabama. Why don't you do one on him, too?
December 6th, 2012
10:16 am
Flat Tire = Fake Dawg Fan
Go find another team brah
December 6th, 2012
10:17 am
and the fact you bash UGA and get a big bull queer like SSIGator to stand with you on this blog tells me all I need to know about you.
You are someone that I would love to smash in the face with my fist
December 6th, 2012
10:17 am
Dawgin Lex
The only one exposed today is you; Richt and Bobo homer
You might ought to wait and see if Bobo gets hired before you go spouting off about how great the people you worship are
If UGA wants to keep the coaches thats fine but as has always been my responses to bloggers like you who worship these coaches and who think we are going to go to this next level of championship football you can forget it; they will always lose 2 or more ball games; back themselves into the SEC championship game and lose the big games
My posts are nothing against the coaches it has and will always be to kool-aid delusional fans who live at Disney World thinking this coaching staff is going to take us to the next level
Sorry Dawgin Lex to rain on your delusional meditation moment of the day again
December 6th, 2012
10:19 am
flat tire
Is kool aid the only phrase you know?
The fact you side with that idiot SSIGator tells us all about you loyalty to Georgia.
You are someone that several of us would like to take turns beating your face in
December 6th, 2012
10:20 am
I'm done with you numb nuts
You have to own a fully functioning brain to get responses from me and you don't qualify boy
December 6th, 2012
10:23 am
One principle about a Notre Dame football education is to never denigrate your opponent. And the rest of a Notre Dame education is a class act, too. One of my classmates is a great example: Alan Page. In my home (in the deep South) we have 7 Notre Dame degrees. They are my Maserati and my wife's Lamborghini–worth the sacrifice.
December 6th, 2012
10:24 am
Flat Tire– Get of the bus because its rollin. Whose that comin down the Trax ????


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Cable boxes use more power than the fridge
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According to a recent report (.pdf file) by the Natural Resources Defense Council, the cable TV boxes in your home may use more electricity than your refrigerator.
The average energy consumption of a typical household setup -- one high-definition digital video recorder and one high-def set-top box -- is 446 kilowatt-hours a year. A 21-cubic-foot Energy Star top-freezer refrigerator, on the other hand, uses 415 kwh.
And it gets worse. Even if you never turn them on, it's not going to matter much, because set-top boxes use nearly as much electricity whether they're on or off. How much is it costing us as a nation? Post continues after video.
From this article on the NDRC site:
In 2010, the electricity required to operate all U.S. set-top boxes was equal to the annual household electricity consumption of the entire state of Maryland, resulted in 16 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, and cost households more than $3 billion.
Unlike other household appliances, we don't get to choose the set-top boxes the cable or satellite TV companies provide. But there are at least three consumer solutions:
- Power strip. As we said in last summer's "13 cool tips for lower energy bills," plug your TVs, cable boxes, DVDs, video games, etc., into a power strip and use the power strip as an on/off switch. If you've tried this with your cable boxes, however, you already know the problems. First, powering down your cable box means it can't record shows in your absence. It also means waiting for the channel guide to re-establish itself on power up -- a process that often takes minutes, not seconds.
- Get a centralized system. You may have seen ads for newer systems that allow you to record shows in one room and watch them in another. These multi-room systems use one master DVR with "client" set-top boxes in other rooms receiving signals from the master. Compared with traditional setups, these use a lot less energy. The NDRC study compared two systems, each with three TVs. The first used the traditional one HD-DVR and two HD receivers. The second used one HD-DVR, and two "client" receivers. Result? The traditional configuration used 617 kilowatt-hours a year. The second used 179.
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Obviously, they can use more efficient set-top boxes. In March, the EPA released Energy Star requirements for cable set-top boxes. Starting in September, new boxes have to use at least 40% less energy than their predecessors in order to be labeled as Energy Star-compliant.
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So what cable and satellite companies can -- and should -- do is require the suppliers of this type of equipment to meet Energy Star standards. Then they need to get the more efficient boxes out to consumers ASAP.
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why is it that corporations always need someone to literally push them to what is right for the consumer and the environment. Why do they continually ignore the obvious and then cry foul when presented with the truth. How much would changing for a more energy efficient box actually cost them? Never mind - what am I thinking, they would pass that down to the consumer anyway and mark it up 300%, then tell us its saving energy!
Actually, people don't realize how much electricity costs. That 50.9 watts, 24x7, will typically cost about $4 - 5/mo.
My wife and kids would get mad at me for getting upset about finding the attic lights on all the time... for days... weeks? at a time. Three 100 watt bulbs. 300 watts. Roughly $30/mo! For what? Because while they had successfully conquered "dark", they could not develop the habit of turning the dam...d lights OFF again.
turn off the lights!!!
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Sleep Paralysis
I just woke up from a dream in which I had "dream paralysis."
This has happened to me, before, though not in a very long time — something like 7-10 years.
I recall sharing my experiences with this phenomena and finding out I wasn't alone in this. I don't recall any long-lasting effects, other than the striking memory of the occurrence.
Here's what just happened.
I was laying in my bed, just having woken up from a dream. I couldn't move at all. I looked up to the top of my futon and wondered whether or not I was having a stroke. At about that moment, I freaked myself out enough to wake up and find myself able to move half of my body. I hurled that half — my left half — in the direction of the upright on my futon, so that I could grab a hold of the bar and prop myself up. I was able to do this and ended up standing, beginning to move. As soon as I took my second or third step, I fell — waking up in the middle of another room, searching for either my mom or dad. I found my dad sitting on the couch, eating chips, and mom was nowhere to be found. Not wanting to disturb him, I turned around and headed out, toward a hallway. I woke up again, this time back in the paralysis. I tried to shake myself, make a sound, anything — with all of my might — and eventually I woke up in my bedroom. No futon, because I haven't slept in my futon in some three or four years.
I was awake. I felt fine. I immediately went to my phone to see what time it was. 1:58. I had finished a movie at 1:30, turned off the television, and headed to bed immediately after. Somehow I was able to fall asleep, have that experience, wake up and walk to my phone within 28 minutes.
Now, I don't know what to believe. Was I ever paralyzed? Is my subconscious this powerful?
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"The elusive image of a woman, glimpsed in the subway, orbits in the memories of a man his entire life. That unknown woman of the subway… a vague image, almost a reflection. The vision of hardly a second, fleeting and elusive; indelible forever. He had only seen her once. Others, he had compared them all with the image engraved in his memory. …the feeling of having allowed it to escape from his life… the most crucial instant of his existence… the woman that destiny had chosen."
—José Luis Guerín, Unas fotos en la ciudad de Sylvia (2007)
Philadelphia Train
I was on my way to the Suzie Brown concert. November 17. My first night in Philadelphia. I was staying with a family from my hometown who had moved to Pennsylvania a few years before. The man of the house walked me to the train station to make sure I didn't get lost. Then, we talked about life while waiting on the train. The train was "late" according to the schedule we had, which had evidently gone out of date just the week before. We talked about school, girls, and music. But, mainly girls. The content of our conversation might find its way into a different post at a later time, but what's important is a very small detail of my night.
About 10-15 minutes after we had arrived at the Rosemont "station," a younger girl appeared. You have to understand, this train station was more like a bus stop, was very run-down, and far from looking like any stop in Washington, DC. Her arrival was more than noticeable, as she was a much lighter-skinned girl. The only other people at the station were the two of us and two older black men on the opposite end.
I don't remember exactly what she was wearing, but I remember what I thought. I know her head was covered with some sort of toboggan which also covered her ears. It may or may not have had a ball on the top. She was wearing a light-colored pea coat, a short skirt, and leggings with tall boots. She was wearing those gloves that the fingertips can be adjusted.
The train finally arrived. I boarded and ended up sitting right across from her. Our knees were inches apart. The train ride was about 30 minutes long, that I recall. She pulled out her laptop, focusing intently on whatever it was she was typing. She was constantly looking at her phone and back at her computer screen, as though the information on either correlated with the other.
She had the dark hair, large nose, dark eyes, and full lips. All of my favorite features. She also looked miserable. Another quality I often find myself attracted to. Her skin was light, yet dark. She may have been Hispanic. Or Italian. I couldn't tell. I tried not to stare and I think I did a good job. Small talk would have been so easy, but I avoided it. I could have even asked her a question about the train, as I was new to the system. But, I didn't. I kept my eyes in my cell phone for the part of the ride when I wasn't looking at her, her reflection in the window, or the attendant calling out the stops.
Her computer was a Mac. She had a sticky note on it, with a phone number on it. I remember that very well. I remember that better than the style or height of her boots. Eventually, we got to the 30th Street Station. My stop. She got off, too. I had another chance to talk to her, but decided to inquire at the information desk.
She disappeared. She was gone. I got my instructions on how to get to the venue and followed them diligently. As I walked toward the door leading to the street, I saw her again. She was standing, looking at her phone. She had a bag with her, too. I continued out the door and to the venue.
I never saw her again.


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What if prisoners were given a choice...
Either go to jail and be re-educated, or forever leave society and go live on an abandoned island. In my mind, people who consistently commit crimes are just not cut out for society. But just because they were born into this society, doesn't mean they should be forced to live in it. So if someone is not cut out for society, why don't we give them the choice to leave society?
It's a bit of a wild idea, and I don't mean to sound harsh towards anyone who has ever committed a crime. I just believe that people shouldn't be forced to live in the society they were born and raised in, and if their given society turns out to not fit them, then instead of throwing them away in jail, committing them to misery and wasting taxpayers money, why not allow them to leave this society and go somewhere more suitable.
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Feb 19 2013: This was done by the british. The colonisation of Australia was driven by the need to address overcrowding in the British prison system; however, it was simply not economically viable to transport prisoners half way around the world for this reason alone.[1] Many convicts were either skilled tradesmen or farmers who had been convicted for trivial crimes and were sentenced to seven years, the time required to set up the infrastructure for the new colony. Convicts were often given pardons prior to or on completion of their sentences and were allocated parcels of land to farm.
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I don't think I have ever been more frustrated in my life. #afltigerscrows — Ryan Fitzgerald (@FitzySA) June 15, 2013
A gutsy 38-point win takes Richmond to seven wins and elevates them to sixth-spot on the live ladder with an impressive 114 per cent.
The Crows came hard and got within 19 points early in the last term but Richmond weathered the storm, in driving rain at times, to emerge victorious and set up the latter half of its season.
The Tigers appear poised to play their first finals series since 2001.
They have the Western Bulldogs, St Kilda, North Melbourne and the Gold Coast in the next month - all winnable.
GOALS: RICH: Martin 4, Riewoldt 3, Ellis 2, Grigg 2, Cotchin, Edwards, King, Maric, Newman. ADEL: Dangerfield 2, Jenkins 2, Lynch, van Berlo, Callinan, Mackay, Porplyzia, Thompson.
BEST: RICH: Deledio, Martin, Chaplin, Ellis, Grigg. ADEL: Dangerfield, van Berlo, Thompson.
CROWD: 43,615 at MCG.
UMPIRES: Dean Margetts, Shane Stewart, Simon Meredith.
Matt White inside 50, finds Edwards. His set shot misses. Tigers by 38. <2mins left.
David Mackay kicks a late goal. Crows have two in a row. Tigers by 37 with three mins remaining.
Dangerfield steals a ball that just wasn't his to steal and kicks GOAL OF THE DAY from outside 50. He has played some game. 3 brownlow votes IMO. 16.13 (109) to 9.11 (65).
Jenkins misses what he should have kicked. Tigers by 49 with a bit over 4 mins to go.
Deledio coming off with blood on his mouth. Gets a standing ovation from the Tigers' faithful.
Crows mess it up coming out of defence and it ends up with Dustin Martin. He has a shot for his fourth goal and puts it through. All class. 109-59. 50-point margin now.
Brett Deledio kicks a long point. Touched on the line by Jenkins. Tigers by 44.
43,615 at the MCG. Biggest crowd between these two sides at the MCG.
Dan Jackson finds Shaun Grigg in traffic. Grigg lines up from 30m out, slight angle. It's a goal. 15.12 (102) to 8.11 (59).
Shane Edwards kicks the soccer goal as Adelaide tried to concede the goal. And the only thing in question now is the margin as Richmond storms further ahead 14.11 (94) to 8.11 (59), 14 gone final term.
Heaviest rain of the day now at the MCG but the Tigers have found a way to weather the storm.
Richmond's Aaron Edwards and Adelaide's Andrew Otten scramble for possession. Photo: Getty Images
Tigers work the ball from defence down the wing. It goes untouched by a Crow and ends up with Jake King, 15m out. He kicks the goal and that might be it now. Tigers lead 13.11 (89) to 8.11 (59), 10 mins final term.
Behind to Rory Sloane as the Crows continue to score. Tigers by 24.
Richmond gets one back. Ivan Maric takes the ball out of the ruck, snaps and goals. Will be hard from here for the Crows. 12.11 (83) to 8.10 (48), six mins final term.
Van Berlo snap and goal. Matt Wright put it inside 50. Crows on fire. They look dangerous. 11.11 (77) to 8.10 (58).
Tigers win the clearance and Martin, who has played well, finds Vickery on the lead. His shot at goal is just a behind. Tigers by 25, 2 mins played final term.
Matt Wright pumps the ball long and Scott Thompson takes a contested mark at the top of the goalsquare. He converts the goal and the margin is 24 points. They've kicked the last three goals. 11.10 (76) to 7.10 (52).
Richmond's Jack Riewoldt rides Adelaide's Matthew Jaensch at the MCG. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
While Richmond leads comfortably, Adelaide had a real crack in the last 10 mins of the term to steal back some of the momentum in what has been an otherwise fairly one-sided affair.
The Crows have a fair bit of self belief. I dare say Sanderson will be reminding them of Round 9 when they trailed by a lot to storm home and beat North by a point at the buzzer.
GOALS: RICH: Martin 3, Riewoldt 3, Ellis 2, Cotchin, Grigg, Newman. ADEL: Jenkins 2, Dangerfield, Lynch, Callinan, Porplyzia.
Pat Dangerfield has been best-on for mine with 22 disposals, six clearances but unfortunately only the one goal from his five shots on goal.
Brett Deledio has been the Tigers' best with 23 touches, although Nathan Van Berlo did put the clamps on on him that term.
Jenkins shows some real athleticism... he got it at the 50m arc and galloped away to kick a goal from the goalsquare. Margin 30 points.
Adelaide had a free kick 20m out (it was to Wright who was thrown to the ground by Martin). But an ill-disciplined Bernie Vince has given away a terrible free (reversed) and the Tigers get it back.
Van Berlo pumps the ball in long from the centre square. Ball goes over the head of the Tigers' players and Lynch goes to take an overhead mark. But he is interfered with and gets the free. His shot is off-target. 11.10 (76) to 5.10 (40).
Adelaide has subbed off Shaun McKernan. On comes Henderson. Richmond has subbed off Matty White for David Astbury.
Stoppage at half-forward and the ball spills free to Martin. He does what Dangerfield hasn't been able to do and kicks his third. Tigers out to a 35-point lead now. 11.8 (74) to 5.9 (39).
Crows go forward and Dangerfield has another rushed shot and the result is the same, one behind. Crows hoping to win by kicking behinds. Dangerfield has 1.4.
Pat Dangerfield is single-handedly trying to get his side back in this match. Shame about the rest! He adds a behind with his 21st disposal. Crows have had a good two mins without splitting the middle. 30 points the margin.
Shaun Grigg goal. Amazing soccer effort 20m out in the pocket. Check the replay tonight if you didn't see it live. Great (lucky) goal. Tigers lead 10.8 (68) to 5.6 (36).
Lynch wins a two on one contest at half-forward. Scrubbers a kick to the goalsquare where Van Berlo beats Deledio and hits the post. The move of VB on Deledio definitely having an impact. Tigers by 26, 14mins to play in the third.
Tigers go down the other end and Ellis gets it from the Push Up. He can't kick his third. One behind only. Tigers lead by 27 again.
Crows go forward but Porplyzia misses everything. Intensity has lifted from the Crows.
High tackle against Morris on Lynch after the latter fumbled the mark. A soft free but that seems to be the trend. Lynch's shot is a poor one. Misses to the near side. Tigers by 26 points, early in the third term.
Nathan Van Berlo has been moved onto Deledio. Let's see whether he has an impact.
Both sides back on the field and second half about to commence. Both subs still on the pine.
How can intensity dry up from one season to the next? Big second half needed by Crows. Season on the line. #afltigerscrows — Angela Pippos (@angelapippos) June 15, 2013
Goals: Rich: Riewoldt 3, Ellis 2, Martin 2, Cotchin, Newman. Crows: Dangerfield, Jenkins, Callinan, Lynch, Porplyzia.
Brett Deledio is best-on with 17 touches (12 kicks, 5 disposals).
Dangerfield the best of the Crows, with 17 and a goal.
Jack Riewoldt is playing a good game, however he (and the officiating umpire) is coming in for some criticism on Twitter for an apparent ducking episode that led to his third goal late in the second term. Did you see it? What do you think?
Tigers dominating most of the stats. 11 Tigers have reached double-figure disposals; just five Crows have 10 touches or more. Interestingly, Brenton Sanderson said during the week to expect a more accountable brand of footy. Clearly his boys forgot about Brett Deledio because he has brought hsi own pill today.
Richmond leads by 27 but the bookies must think the lead is 100+... They have the Tigers at $1.06 in live better while the Crows have drifted to $8.50.
Free to Riewoldt 40m out. High tackle by Dave Mackay. Lucky free because the Tiger forward contributed to the contact. Riewoldt makes the Crows pay by kicking his third. Tigers lead by 27 points with a minute left in the half.
Morris and Astbury have just collided in the middle and Astbury has ended up second best. He's coming off.
Tigers go forward and Martin takes a strong contested mark. Goes back and misses from 40m. Tigers by 21 with two mins left in the half.
Crows worked it from defence, Rutten, McKernan and Jaensch they were all involved. It ended up with man of the moment - Dangerfield - who slams through Adelaide's fifth goal. Tigers lead 8.6 (54) to 5.4 (34).
Patty Dangerfield picks up the wet pill, at pace, and kicks from 50m. Misses. Crows would have loved that one. Tigers by 26 with four mins left in the second term.
Turn over and ball ends up with Ellis who runs in and kicks his second goal. Tigers back out to a 27-point lead.
Concha misses from 30 metres out directly in front on the run. Tigers lead by 21.
Porplyzia has put through Adelaide's second goal of the term to reduce the margin to 20 points. Richmond 4.3 (27) leads 4.3 (27).
Maric pushes McKernan in the back and the free is given, 40m out from goal. He goes back and misses to the right. One behind. Richmond by 26.
Richmond's Dustin Martin gets a kick away despite the defensive pressure. Photo: Getty Images
Despite the Tigers' dominance, the Crows have had a nice five mins. And the Tiges have only kicked two goals to the Crows' one this term.
Tom Lynch kicks a much-needed goal for the Crows. He got a high tackle from Astbury in the pocket. 14 mins gone in the second term. Tigers lead by 27.
Dangerfield gets a free inside 50 and has the chance to kick his side's first goal of the quarter. He goes back from the angle, 45m out, and misses to the near side. First score in a long time. Tigers lead 47-14.
Sam Jacobs wins another hit-out but it ends up with Brandon Ellis. Snap and goal. Easy as that. Tigers out to a 33-point lead now. 7.4 (46) to 2.1 (13).
Tigers go forward again, and Jack Riewoldt beats Talia in the pocket, centres it to Newman who marks 48m out. He goes back and kicks a beauty!!! Tigers lead 6.4 (40) to 2.3 (13).
Tigers go forward again and Grigg snaps a high ball. It hits the post. Tigers lead 5.4 (34) to 2.1 (13).
Deliberate out of bounds paid in Richmond's favour now. Tigers go forward and Riewoldt marks in the pocket. He plays on immediately and snaps on his left but it's off target, one behind. So, Richmond leads by 20, five mins into the second term.
Light rain falling now. Just end to end stuff as both sides' defences boot the ball carelessly into the arms of the other defence.
Newman has booted the ball 50m (grubber ball) along the line and the umpire has paid deliberate. Now I've seen it all! Boos all round.
Tigers go forward first but Douglas marks Riewoldt's kick in his defensive 50.
Dangerfield has moved into the middle at the start of the second term. He's on Cotchin (or vice versa).
Two goals apiece to Martin and Riewoldt has been the difference at the MCG. Fairly even in the midfield and down back - Tigers' forward line appears to be on today. Cotchin the other goalkicker for Richmond.
Callinan and Jenkins have kicked the Crows' goals.
Richmond lead uncontested disposals 59-49, Crows lead contested ball 35-38, Tigers lead marks 26-16, Adel has monstered Rich in ruck contests with 21 hit-outs to 5 (Sauce Jacobs on fire!)
Jack Riewoldt did brilliantly to paddle the ball forward and keep it alive. He is assisted by Dustin Martin, who snaps in the pocket and goals. Tigers extend their lead 5.2 (32) to 2.1 (13) as the siren goes for quarter-time.
Approaching quarter-time, the Tigers look the better side. Midfields and defences look even, however Adelaide doesn't have a Riewoldt. Jenkins plus Callinan equals Riewoldt, perhaps.
Rich leads inside 50s 17-13. Less than two mins left as Crows enter 50 for a 14th time.
Jack Riewoldt has been given a free, 35m out directly in front. Holding by Talia off the ball. Riewoldt goes back and kicks his second goal. Tigers lead 4.2 (26) to 2.1 (13).
Less than three minutes left in this first term. A fairly even contest so far. Richmond leads by seven points.
Crows just bashed and worked the ball forward and Jenkins found it, snapped on his left and put it through for a goal. Tigers still lead 3.1 (19) to 2.1 (13), 22 mins, first term.
Martin in the action again, trying to get front position at full forward. He recovers, snaps and misses. Tigers lead by 12 after that point. Time on in the opening term.
Goal to Dustin Martin gives the Tigers some breathing space. They lead 3.0 (18) to 1.1 (7), 19 mins gone in the first.
A few issues outside the ground on Punt Rd (police and fire are there) means quite a few fans will arrive late. Luckily you've got all you need right here!
Brett Deledio collects on the wing after running down from defence. Long kick clears Riewoldt and Talia. Riewoldt recovers better, soccers from goalsquare and it's a goal. Tigers back in front by five points.
Pat Dangerfield does the ruck work in the pocket, taps it to Ian Callinan who snaps and goals. Crows lead by a point, 1.1 (7) to 1.0 (6), 13 mins first term.
A few issues outside the ground on Punt Rd (police and fire are there) means quite a few fans will arrive late. Luckily you've got all you need right here!
Crucial error in defence by the Crows and Trent Cotchin pounces and makes them pay with the first goal of the game. Tigers lead 1.0 (6) to 0.1 (1), 9mins Q1.
Pretty sloppy footy so far. I dare say that will be the trend for today. Don't mind that as long as it's tight.
Jenkins' set shot misses to the right-hand side. Crows get the first score and lead by a point, six mins into the first term.
Rain has stopped but a very slippery surface and a slippery ball too. Basically wet weather footy. Who will it favour?
Game has started. No score yet although both sides have entered 50.
Richmond: Jake Batchelor (knee) replaced in the selected side by David Astbury
Adelaide: Nil
Richmond: Chris Newman, Reece Conca, Nick Vlastuin
Substitute: Matt White
Adelaide: Matthew Wright, Shaun McKernan, Rory Laird
Substitute: Ricky Henderson
Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of Richmond vs Adelaide at an overcast MCG. Nathan van Berlo has won the toss and the Crows will kick to the Punt Rd end.


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the price was great, and I'm happy with the shorts...don't know how they'll wear though...have worn them less than 20 times...but so far, I'm very pleased.
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These bibs are my first pair of any sort of bottoms in my biking experience. I love the compression and weight of the bibs. I am 6' 5" and weigh 200lbs. I bought a medium and it fits every so snuggly and works great.
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Get the next size up! These run small.The material is lightweight and cool.The chamois is not the best.Ok for the price, but not great. I guess you really do need to drop a c-note for a decent pair of bibs.
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Sizing is good. Will buy another.
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The most comfortable shorts I own. The padding is enough for comfort but remains cool. My first ride with these was 70 miles and I thought I should order another pair or two.
nice bib, o.k. chamois
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I thought it was very interesting in the Season 2 finale when Drusilla made Giles think that she was Jenny, so that she can interrogate him. It made it all the more saddening...seeing how relieved he was to see who he thought was Jenny but wasn't her at all.
Yeah, that part is...sad. Especially a completely drussila-ish insane follow-up to it as if completely desecrating that memory and Jenny's death.
As for Angel, first few S3 episodes answer that with perfect clarity :P
As for Spike, he returns for smaller(but quite important) part of Season 3 and then returns for a huge storyline(s) in season 4. What he did between season 2 finale and season 4 gets revealed in bits latter on as its quite important for the plotlines.
And yes, it should remind you a bit, since :Main characters of BTVS were inspired by main characters of tvd books. The basis of Buffy is TVD-Books-Elena, the basis of Willow is tvd-books-Bonnie,the basis of Drusilla is tvd-books-Katherine, the basis of Xander is tvd-books-Matt, the basis of Angel is tvd-books-Stefan, the basis of Spike is tvd-books-Damon. Even if its just the very basic premises(since btvs goes in very different ways than tvd books do), they might remind you of those characters. Certain characters of TVD tv show are sort-of inspired by BTVS characters. p.wesley got Steffan role for resemblance to Angel, Damon is made to use similar or sometimes even the same one-liners Spike would and wear similar clothes Spike does. Not to mention TVD "took inspiration" from certain BTVS scenes too(like the close your eyes scene).
Btw i cried my eyes out watching season 2 finale ... It was just so damn sad :( one of my favorite eps of season 2 is definitly ' passion ' most shocking ep ever.
Agreed. It was one of big rude awakenings, BTVS LOVES to do. Angelus "passion" monologue was quite epic too.
And there are a lot of small bits one would miss during first few watches... For example I never noticed that the Detective who visits Joyce in the finale about Buffy is THE SAME ONE as the one who handled Ted's case.
Or how Cordy in season 1 finale talking about finding it cute that that-side-character-who-gets-killed-in-same-episode defied her and how that relates Xander/Cordy in season 2.
Or what metaphorically did the "eggs" episode foreshadow...
Its easy to miss, but once one listens to what Buffy has to say about the whole egg-school-project-stuff it makes complete sense.
Let's recap the episode and it will be quite clear:
There's a biology talk about sex dangers. To add some responsibility and teach about babies, pairs are made to take care of eggs. buffy however was late to the class and is only one without pair now. She comments how its like she is a single mom who has to take care of a child and talks about the problems the "egg" would cause growing up. Then it is revealed that eggs are not exactly eggs and their true form is nothing like the egg itself.
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