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A report out of WREG in Tennessee is circulating which states that former NFL head coach Jon Gruden would receive partial ownership in the Cleveland Browns if he were to take over the vacant coaching job with the Tennessee Volunteers. Glenn Carver of WREG, the CBS affiliate of Memphis, Tennessee, writes that Jimmy Haslam III's connection to UT would provide added perks to a contract offer "already in hand." "The NFL is looking into the conflict of owning part of one team while getting money from another," writes Carver. "If NFL ownership is included in Gruden's deal, it would have to be tailored to conform with NCAA rules." Carver is the sports director for WREG. While Gruden has already publically denied any truth to this story, the Browns recently released the following: "Jimmy Haslam has no involvement in the University of Tennessee head coaching search, and the report that Jon Gruden would potentially have an ownership stake in the Browns is completely erroneous."
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Studies of charge carrier trapping and recombination processes in Si/SiO2/MgO structures using second-harmonic generation. White, YV; Lu, X; Pasternak, R; Tolk, NH; Chatterjee, A; Schrimpf, RD; Fleetwood, DM; Ueda, A; Mu, R, APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 88, 062102 , (2006)
Characterization of multiple Si/SiO2 interfaces in silicon-on-insulator materials via second-harmonic generation. Jun, B; White, YV; Schrimpf, RD; Fleetwood, DM; Brunier, F; Bresson, N; Cristoloveanu, S; Tolk, NH, APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 85, 3095-3097 , (2004)
Charge trapping in irradiated SOI wafers measured by second harmonic generation. Jun, B; Schrimpf, RD; Fleetwood, DA; White, YV; Pasternak, R; Rashkeev, SN; Brunier, F; Bresson, N; Fouillat, M; Cristoloveanu, S; Tolk, NH, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE, 51, 3231-3237 , (2004)


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I have never commented before but felt I had to. Im not sure if its just different tastes for different people but I unfortunately did not like this at all. I followed the recipe and ended up throwing it in the trash after sitting down to eat. It was very bitter and had a bad taste. I would not make again. I was incredibly disappointed wasting all day and money to throw it away.
Pulled-Pork Tacos
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Tacos are always a great meal you can eat with your hands. In this recipe, your pork gets perfectly tender and shreddable in the slow cooker.
Yield: Makes 6 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 728
- Fat: 40g
- Saturated fat: 15g
- Cholesterol: 180mg
- Sodium: 982mg
- Protein: 47g
- Carbohydrate: 45g
- Fiber: 9g
- Sugars: 5g
- 2 cups store-bought salsa, plus more for serving
- 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 2 tablespoons dried oregano
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
- Kosher salt
- 1 2 1/2-pound boneless pork butt or shoulder, trimmed of excess fat
- 18 corn tortillas
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro sprigs
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1 lime, cut into wedges
- In a 4- to 6-quart slow cooker, combine the salsa, chili powder, oregano, cocoa, and 1 teaspoon salt. Add the pork and turn to coat.
Cook, covered, until the meat is tender and pulls apart easily, on high for 4 to 5 hours or on low for 7 to 8 hours.
Twenty minutes before serving, heat oven to 350° F. Stack the tortillas, wrap them in foil, and bake until warm, about 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, using 2 forks, shred the pork and stir into the cooking liquid. Serve with the tortillas, cilantro, sour cream, lime, and extra salsa.
Tip: When using a slow cooker, resist the urge to lift the lid until the dish has cooked the minimum amount of time specified in the recipe. Each peek allows heat to escape and can increase cooking time by as much as a half hour.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pork
- COOKING METHOD: Slow Cook, Bake
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Update #1: Since posting this, E3 has happened and what can only be described as a catastrophe for Microsoft. Some of the outrage is deserved, much of it just blind hivemind shit. But the fact that MS has failed to play up their cloud strategy and utterly failed to communicate the advantages of disc-less gaming has put the Xbox One off to a terrible start.
Update #2: This post kicked up quite a fuss on reddit with almost equal split 100/92 up/down votes. Most of it devolved into groundless statements about this 'never working' but regardless it was interesting to see the reaction.
Update #3: This anonymous MS engineer weighed in briefly to say some more interesting things about cloud computing for gaming saying, "Anything that doesn't need per frame calculation and can handle 100ms delays can be shifted to the cloud. That's huge". Basically, reiterating what this article was putting worth.
According to Microsoft, the Xbox One will be hosted on a cloud infrastructure with the equivalent of three Xbox CPU's for every one physical Xbox unit.
If you include the cloud compute power, Microsoft Australia's Adam Pollington claims the Xbox One will be 40x as powerful as the Xbox 360. Once you drill through all the ridiculous marketing hyperbole, there does remain a tantalizing opportunity for game developers. What would you do with all this extra compute power?
As has been pointed out by Eurogamer and others, cloud-based compute power cannot be compared directly with locally-hosted silicon. There's two key differences, latency and bandwidth. Latency is the time it takes for a data packet to make a round trip from client, to ISP, to cloud server and back again. Bandwidth is a measure of how much data can be pushed down that pipe. In plumbing terms, latency is how long your pipe is and bandwidth is how fat your pipe is. These are the restrictions that we have to work within to utilize cloud resources.
But for a developer interested in leveraging these resources, there's a third and perhaps more pernicious obstacle; the rather disappointing state of broadband adoption amongst the target demographics. The average Xbox One owner will be running on a paltry 0.825MB/sec connection. But we can't even target that, to be as inclusive as possible, you would have to include the lowest common denominator which will likely bring you down to a miserly 128kbps baseline bandwidth.
Lets Get Honest Here
Of course cloud-based compute resources cannot be compared 1:1 with the client-side hardware. And Microsoft's marketing department would be wise to stop doing this. It's 2013 and consumers are a savvy bunch. Today's gamers respond very negatively to hollow marketing BS.
That said, I feel like gamers (and developers!) would be very unwise to brush-off Microsoft's cloud strategy.
What the Xbox Cloud Will NOT Be Used For
There is a lot of speculation that the latency/bandwidth limitations will render this "cloud power" inaccessible and irrelevant. But I couldn't disagree more.
The question you might be asking is, what difference will a 128kbps connection to a 5 teraflop CPU make to next-gen games?
In my opinion, a lot. But probably not for rendering.
As has been pointed out over and over, we are not going to be able to do the 'OnLive' thing and render the game entirely in the cloud. We simply cannot count on the infrastructure requirements being available to provide a consistent user experience. So let's just stop talking about video compression ratios and controller latency and all that. Forget about it.
Another common 'critique' revolves around the notion that latency is measured in tens of milliseconds which basically rules out the idea of issuing and receiving data within the rendering loop of a single frame. And if that latency takes a jump into 100's of ms, well that's completely unacceptable if you're relying on the data packet to render at 60hz. I think it's safe to say that we're going to be rendering everything using the Xbox One's on-board GPU.
Let's just agree to stop thinking about cloud-based rendering for the time being… at least until the continental US is covered in Google Fiber.
What the Xbox Cloud WILL be Used For
The examples given by Microsoft seem a bit lacking in creativity. They basically fall into the 'quasi-cloud rendering' category. Which is why I'm weighing in, as a developer, on what cloud computing could do for games (keeping in mind the latency/bandwidth restrictions).
Basically, we have to imagine computational tasks that are not dependant on same-frame, or even next frame timings (our latency restriction). And we have to be very mindful of not requiring too much in terms of total data sent and received (our bandwidth restriction).
Here's a few scenarios I would like to see cloud computing used for.
Dynamic destruction: shoot a rocket at a building. The client sends the rocket position and a model id (the building the rocket is hitting). The server already has the building model and destruction logic. It goes to work calculating an elaborate rigid-body simulation. A moment later, a stream of rigid-body positions/quaternions comes down the pipe and the whole thing crumbles in spectacular fashion, with virtually no hit on the client frame rate.
AI / Pathfinding: an army of 4000 orcs is walking through a dense forest searching for the player. Each orc avoids trees and other orcs while marching in a semi-random pattern. A queue of path-finding tasks is consumed by the server which sends back only a list of curve points for each orc. Pathfinding computations can easily be smeared across several frames. From the client perspective, the Xbox is simply receiving a stream of waypoints for each AI entity. From the user perspective, a massive Lord of the Rings scale army is being simulated in real time.
Procedural Content Streaming: a sprawling medieval city lays before the player. Just one of many cities in the game, it contains absurd amounts of detail at all scales. Blades of grass between the cobblestones, a pile of crumpled refuse in the corner, pebbles, rocks and other detritus. Detail which is generated according to algorithmic rules (and probably physics simulation), since storing it (on even a Blu-ray disc) would require too much disc space. In this case, the player position is streamed to a server which has pre-calculated petabytes of procedural content. The content comes back in the form of packed lists of SQTs/id tuples. The client machine simply pulls from a list of lego parts to reconstruct the procedural content and place it before the player comes within view of the detail. From the player's perspective, the world is rich with detail beyond anything he's seen in a game stored solely on disc.
Procedural Content Generation: like streaming content, generating content could be used to build entirely unique worlds for each play-through. Imagine a game world that is procedurally generated like Minecraft, but with the fidelity of a next-gen Skyrim. That's exciting stuff.
"the boost to gaming experiences may well exceed anything the PC has to offer in terms of superior client hardware"
"the boost to gaming experiences may well exceed anything the PC has to offer in terms of superior client hardware"
Where Is This Heading?
There's a common theme here. All of these techniques involve sending ids and SQTs down the pipe. Not pixels. The amount of data contained in a single SQT (Scale Quaternion Translation) is easily handled by even the most modest connection.
There's a lot that can be done by calculating raw game-state on a server. This should really excite developers and gamers about the next generation.
It'll take some time before developers start thinking in terms of remote computation. But the boost to gaming experiences may well exceed anything the PC has to offer in terms of superior client hardware.


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They want to be able to hold parents of incarcerated youth responsible for coming to the classes. And hold them in contempt of court if they don't show up.
Hinds County Resource Officer Claude McInnis has been teaching a non-mandatory class for years.
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The effects of Hurricane Sandy are still hitting close to home. Our friends and family on the east coast are fighting hard to get things back to normal. But some things just take time.
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On November 10th, all proceeds from sales on Skullcandy.com went straight to our friends impacted by Hurricane Sandy. It was an emotional time for all and we wanted to do the best we could to help in any way possible. Following November 10th sales, we quite literally went to a bank and cashed a check. Then made our way to some spots devastated by the hurricane and handed our brothers cash.
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Anfindol, I don't know of such a mod for MedII but I would also like to see it.
I have FKoC on my PC, and i did enjoy couple of campaigns. As for the other recommendation, sounds interesting, ill check it out. Thanks
Might be a stupid question but after downloading mods that add new units, how do you make them available in Campaign? I downloaded a 64 new unit pack and its rather useless if i cant use them in Campaign but only custom battles. Anyway to implement them into campaign?
What mod did you download? I don't know of any unit pack mods for M2TW, later mods have a lot of them though so maybe you posted this in the wrong thread.
is there any mod that works and only improves the ai for vanilla and kingdoms?
DarthMod upgrades AI for vanilla M2TW, without changing anything else. It's only for Grand Campaign, no Kingdoms.
Hello my friends how much I liked this site please I've downloaded a copy total war 2 gold edition with two dvd 10 gb
After you download the inauguration of the game is a bilingual English and Spanish choose English and then you download the game and then you run the game was not in English appeared in Spanish with choices I chose English, what is the solution please help
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Hi guys. I'm trying to find a nice mod for the original M2. I honestly want something that fixes the roster, provinces, formation, new factions, and if possible keep the difficulty nearly the same.
But, if you really can't use kingdoms for some reason, I would recommend you Darthmod, like Aide-de-camp mentionned. It has fixes, but that's it I think.
'lo there lads!
Is there any mod which adds just units to the game, without changed map/script etc?
For example, I like Stainless Steel, but the turns take forever
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Kingdoms grand campaign?
Retrofit with GUAM ("Grand unit addon mod" or something like that)
Is there any playable mode focused on anicent/middle age China and surrounding contries?
Also, you might want to remove that video from your sig, its too huge, or at least spoiler it.
Done. Are you sure this mod is playable? It's in mods in development sub-forum.
Too bad, Beta is months away...
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43 U.S. Code § 563 - Disposal of town sites set apart prior to June 27, 1906
Any town site set apart or established prior to June 27, 1906, by proclamation of the President, under the provisions of sections 711 and 712 [1] of this title, within or in the vicinity of any reclamation project, may be appraised and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 562 of this title and all necessary expenses incurred in the appraisal and sale of lands embraced within any such town site shall be paid from the reclamation fund, and the proceeds of the sales of such lands shall be covered into the reclamation fund.
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• Government information and guidance is a vital resource in your response to a nuclear crisis, but for many reasons it may be late, incomplete, misleading or simply in error. While evacuation might be prudent for individuals who act quickly in response to a threat, governments will be slow to call for mass evacuations because of their potential for panic and gridlock. As the recent government calls for duct tape and plastic sheeting led to sold-out stores, anxiety, and derision from the press, there will be great reluctance to issue similar alarms. If you want to assure that you have adequate food and supplies for your family you must act BEFORE the panic without first waiting for government instructions that may never come or as urgently as warranted. You alone are ultimately responsible for your family.
• Filtering the air coming into your basement shelter won't be required. Air does not become radioactive, and if your basement is reasonably snug, there won't be any wind blowing through it to carry the radioactive fallout dust inside. Simply sealing any basement windows and other openings prevents significant fallout from getting inside. To
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• Regarding fallout contamination, any food or water stored in sealed containers, that can later have any fallout dust brushed or rinsed off the outside of the container, will then be safe to use. As long as the fallout dust does not get inside the container, then whatever radiation penetrated the food/water container from the outside does not harm
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• When you know that the time to take protective action is approaching, turn off all the utilities into the house, check that everything is sealed up and locked down, and head for the shelter. You should also check that you have near your shelter additional tools, crow bars, and car jacks for digging out later, if required, and fire extinguishers
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• You don't need to risk fire, burns, and asphyxiation trying to cook anything in the cramped shelter space, if you have pre-positioned in your shelter enough canned goods, can opener, and other non-perishable foods, that are ready-to-eat without preparation. More food, along with water, can be located right outside your crawl space
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• Pets, and what to do about them, is a tough call. Letting dogs run free is not a humane option, both for their potential to die a miserable death from radiation exposure outside and/or to be a danger to others, especially if they get diseased and/or run in the inevitable packs of multitudes of other abandoned pets. Caring for them is ideal, if truly realistic and not a drain on limited resources, while 'putting them down' might eventually become a painful, but necessary reality if the disruption of services and food supplies was very long term.
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Stuffed Chicken Breasts with White Bean Puree
Yield: 4 servings
- 4 skinned and boned chicken breast halves
- 1 (4-ounce) package crumbled feta cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped kalamata olives
- 1 tablespoon capers
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 (16-ounce) cans navy beans, drained
- 4 garlic cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- Place each chicken breast between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap; flatten to 1/4-inch thickness, using a meat mallet or rolling pin.
- Stir together cheese, olives, and capers; spread evenly over chicken breasts. Roll up, starting at a short side; secure with wooden picks. Sprinkle evenly with paprika.
- Brown chicken on all sides in hot oil in a skillet; cover and reduce heat. Cook 20 minutes or until done.
- Process beans and next 4 ingredients in a food processor until smooth, stopping to scrape down sides. Pour into a small saucepan, and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until thoroughly heated. Serve with stuffed chicken.
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Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said when he first arrived he would ask the players who did well after scrimmages.
Some would say "offense;" some would say "defense."
"No," he would reply, "Georgia Tech won."
That the team is doing well and on track to defend its ACC title seemed to be the feeling among the players after the spring practice culminated with last Saturday's T-Day game at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
The re-engineered defense seems to be coming along. Players are getting used to the four new assistant coaches. Anthony Allen's transition from A-back to B-back continued without a hitch. Most importantly, the team found out that there is life after the big four of Derrick Morgan, Demaryius Thomas, Morgan Burnett and Jonathan Dwyer left early for the NFL.
But that wasn't the only question entering the spring practices whose answer started to be found:
1. Installing defense's front seven. The defensive linemen and linebackers raved all spring about how much fun they were having learning new defensive coordinator Al Groh's 3-4 system. Of course, one wouldn't expect to hear anything but hosannas when playing time is up for grabs. Several players stood out, including defensive end Jason Peters, middle linebackers Brad Jefferson and Brandon Watts, and outside linebacker Anthony Egbuniwe. Competition at the key nose tackle position may increase when Ben Anderson (knee) returns from injury in August.
One player won't be asked to make up for Morgan's 12 ½ sacks. The defense hopes as a unit it can step up and improve on last year's averages of 360.3 yards and 24.8 points allowed per game.
2. Rebuilding the offensive line. Replacing three starters from last year's line was paramount this spring. The search may not be over yet. Sean Bedford at center and Omoregie Uzzi at guard may be the only two locks heading into August. Phil Smith will return from injury and will compete for the starter job at one tackle. Returning starter Austin Barrick missed some spring practices because of classes. He will look to secure his spot at the other tackle. Nick McRae will continue to try and hold off Will Jackson and Ray Beno at guard. The good news is that many players who redshirted last season got a lot of time with the first- or second-team units in April. The second-unit in the T-day game was composed entirely of freshmen. They led the Gold team to one touchdown against the second-team defense.
3. The backup quarterback derby. Tevin Washington seemed to lock down the No. 2 job behind Joshua Nesbitt. Washington, a redshirt freshman, had a solid spring that culminated with him leading the White team to four touchdowns in the T-Day game. His passing, while not consistent, has improved from the fall. Johnson said challengers David Sims and Jordan Luallen also impressed in the spring. Sims looks to be the better runner and Luallen the better passer.
4. The wide receiver race. While it's doubtful that just one player can make up for the loss of Thomas' 1,154 yards, there are enough solid receivers that they may be able to equal his production as a group. If you're looking for a standout, freshman Stephen Hill turned some heads at the T-Day game with a 70-yard touchdown catch that was "Bay-Bay" like, and he also took a sure interception away from cornerback Dominique Reese when he wrestled an underthrown ball away from him at the 5-yard line. Tyler Melton, a tough blocker, seemed to secure his starting spot on the other side of the formation.
5. Spotting the secondary. Johnson said the secondary may be the deepest part of the team. The cornerbacks and safeties are not only somewhat interchangeable – Jerrard Tarrant, Mario Edwards, Rashaad Reid and Reese can move back and forth,which is important as more teams try to spread the field with three- and four-wide receiver sets. Once the freshmen enroll, the unit could have as many as 10 players who could see time. Though the first- and second-units were somewhat established, Johnson said don't be surprised if there changes in August as the competition heats up.
Looking at freshmen
The three early enrollees — B.J. Bostic, Charles Perkins and Isaiah Johnson — looked sharp throughout the spring. Perkins' momentum slowed down after he was switched from B-back to A-back, but it's obvious he has talent.
Johnson and Bostic caught Johnson's eye. He said after the T-day game that Bostic can do some things once he gets in the open field, and that Johnson plays so fast.
I'll be curious to see what Ryan Ayers and Louis Young can do in August. Both came in highly touted.
As noted above the position is so deep that I would be they are going to have to really impress to avoid being redshirted.
Pass rush
Because the spring practices are mostly focused on certain aspects and there are few open scrimmage periods, it was hard to discern if Tech's pass rush will be improved from last year's, when it was Morgan or mostly nothing.
Egbuinwe would seem to have the size to be a physical rusher. I'm curious to see if he has the speed to get around the edge. Playing defensive end last year, he didn't get the opportunity to come around the corner too often.
Groh is a smart, efficient blitz play-caller. One of the players said he estimates they put in six of the base plays in the spring. He has no idea how many Groh has in his hip pocket, but I would guess there's more than can be taught in any one season.
I could be wrong, and as y'all know that happens fairly frequently, but I would bet Steven Sylvester ends up at outside linebacker. He played there last year, and then was moved to inside for the spring. I'm not basing my opinion on anything other than the plays he made in the Orange Bowl.
Of course,there are a few freshmen coming in who could provide a pass rush, including outside linebackers Jeremiah Attaochu and Quayshawn Nealy.
Upcoming events and a query
How many of you are going to tonight's baseball game at the Ted? As noted in the paper and online, Tech is going for its first sweep of the Bulldogs since 1994.
How many of you are going to the Spring Caravan at the Galleria on Thursday?
Lastly, would you be interested in a post-spring mailblog, similar to the one we did pre-spring?
April 27th, 2010
11:58 am
Go Jackets!!
April 27th, 2010
12:03 pm
Second!?! That's as close as I've ever come!
April 27th, 2010
12:04 pm
Thanks for the update. I'm flooded with Notre Dame info, which stinks, but these updates make me feel all warm and fuzzy!
April 27th, 2010
12:17 pm
Great job Doug. And really good article about Bay-Bay Thomas.
Not going to the baseball game tonight although I wanted to. Family commitments. But we better win. I have a standing bet on this game and we haven't seemed to win it too often.
April 27th, 2010
12:24 pm
Good article..All info is appreciated and yes a post spring mailblog would be appreciated.
April 27th, 2010
12:34 pm
What is a mailblog? If it is more info on the Jackets, then I'm all for it.
Thanks for the good post spring write up!!
April 27th, 2010
12:38 pm
What position is Bostic playing?
April 27th, 2010
12:44 pm
Nice wrap-up. It will be interesting how all the defensive players fit together. Seems every spring or summer a group of freshman turn heads only to still be red-shirted. We'll see if having a new scheme and Groh in place may alter that stance a bit. I agree that Ayers, Johnson, and Young look the part (especially Johnson as he has shown after enrolling early), but let's see if they really stick at that deep position going into the year. That said let's get out the brooms tonight at the Ted!!!
April 27th, 2010
12:49 pm
gtm…… B.J. has been playing A-back.
April 27th, 2010
12:50 pm
Good article….Doug, how do you really think the Tech's 4-3 defense is going to be. I was really dissapointed in the defense last year and I hope we can bounce back.
April 27th, 2010
12:54 pm
Nice article as the Yellow Jackets get ready for fall camp late this summer. Georgia Tech should once again be in the hunt for a Coastal Division and ACC Championship.
For more Georgia Tech Football articles go to http://isportsweb.com. Go Jackets!
April 27th, 2010
12:59 pm
Count me in for a post spring mailblog, if you're so inclined to do one.
April 27th, 2010
1:01 pm
One other thing … are you going to be hitting any other Caravan stops (it sounds as if you will be going to the one at the Galleria)? Because I would be interested to know the fan base's take on Hewitt now.
I might go to the one in Savannah (and it's about time they deigned to come down this way again) to judge for myself.
April 27th, 2010
1:47 pm
Doug (or anyone that knows),
I've asked many times without response about Julian Burnett. He came in and did some good things for us as a Freshman, but I've yet to hear anything about him since the season ended. Where is he on the depth chart?
April 27th, 2010
1:54 pm
I just read on a previous blog that he may be held out of the T-day game.
April 27th, 2010
2:01 pm
Thanks for the recap, Doug. Go Jackets!
April 27th, 2010
2:20 pm
Thanks Doug. I taught Julian in middle school and have since moved out of state. I try to keep track of him the best I can.
April 27th, 2010
2:27 pm
Doug, excellent write up. I will also point the special teams improvemnt, as it may play a key role in 2010 as well, with road games at VT, UNC, Clemson,and UGA, all with the types of defenses that has slowed us down over the past few years.
1. Punter: Anderson lead acc in net punting last year. Had a good spring, looks to be getting off ball a little quicker this year. Other punter, Poole looks to be pushing him. Good depth and both have great hands for FG holding.
2. Long-snappers: We have 2 (Lentz and the Morgan) that split time last year which gives us good depth. Both are very good. Both had good springs
3. FG's: Blair finished 9-11 with a 48 and 49, and looked very good in scrimmages going 2-2 with a 51. Looks like he has some things figured out. Tanner with game experience as a solid back-up, also looked good in spring, plus a new guy coming in
4. Return teams and coverage teams: Have returners back with several more adding good comp. I think we have plenty of good coverage guys that want to make plays.
5. Coach Kelly: I think he will change the kickoff team coverage to the way he ran it 3 years ago when we lead the country in covergae most of the year. I think blair only made 2 tackles that year vs 11 and 7 the past 2 years. He will also bring a greater sense of enthusiasum to the group
6. CPJ: with the O more stable and the D in good hands, I think we will see him involved with SP next year…which is always good.
April 27th, 2010
2:47 pm
I wonder why Dwyer was picked so late in the draft. I know the drug thing didn't help, but he must not have been as seen as that valuable a back. I thought his size and speed would make him go much higher.
April 27th, 2010
2:55 pm
Glad to see good news.
Up here, the forecast is (seemingly always) the same…FSU & VT listed as tops.
Hopefully Tech will surprise many and have a better passing game this fall and repeat as champs.
I expect to watch Tech play in Charlotte this fall!
April 27th, 2010
3:04 pm
Great article! Good job wraping up the spring. I only wish there had been more articles like this one durning practice.
April 27th, 2010
3:06 pm
National Championship here we come.
Would you believe 30-0 GT in tonight's baseball game? I would not be surprised.
April 27th, 2010
3:14 pm
go georgia bulldogs
April 27th, 2010
3:14 pm
stinger you are dreaming
April 27th, 2010
3:16 pm
Wow, no disrupting comments from the leghumpers yet? Amazing that a moronic pup troll hasn't polluted the blog… yet.
April 27th, 2010
3:17 pm
…oops! Spoke too soon, indianman has filled the role already.
April 27th, 2010
3:27 pm
It's a breath of fresh air to read about football! I can't imagine being a Bulldog fan and having to read about players being arrested, put in jail, or kicked off the team. Just when you start to feel bad for them, you remember they are Bulldogs and they deserve everything that is happening to them!
Go Yellow Jackets! THWG!!
April 27th, 2010
3:28 pm
Dwyer fell in the draft primarily because of his performance in the combines. He ran a rather slow 40 which really concerned most teams as they need speed at RB.
He'll be a fine pro, but won't really burn up the ground…. likely a short yardage specialist.
April 27th, 2010
3:30 pm
No bulldogs are on here because none of them really care about GT Football, it is second rate football in a poor conference
April 27th, 2010
3:48 pm
That 3:30 poseur doesn't know the difference between "alumni" and "alumnus." Not a college guy.
April 27th, 2010
3:51 pm
Heck, as one of our own players so accurately observed a few years ago: "You have to remember, half our students don't even realize we have a football team."
April 27th, 2010
3:56 pm
Your right GT Alumni they are too concerned with their second rate football program.
April 27th, 2010
3:57 pm
April 27th, 2010
3:57 pm
9-3 2 conference losses. At VT-L and at UNC-L. Will get revenge on UM at home and beat Clemson again. Lose in Athens.
Gator Bowl. VT vs FSU for title
April 27th, 2010
3:58 pm
Have you seen the train wreck in Athens at the QB position? Arrests? Dismissals? Transfers? Just be thankful that you're not a Dawg fan!
April 27th, 2010
3:59 pm
Oh I spoke too soon here they come! Lets hear your opinions because we all know they matter.
April 27th, 2010
4:00 pm
Does anyone really care???
April 27th, 2010
4:00 pm
Just remember wait until next year… 2011 that is, the Dawg Nation will be unstoppable.
April 27th, 2010
4:03 pm
I look forward to the season beginning. Ramblin Wreck!
April 27th, 2010
4:04 pm
why such a bunch of smartalecs? I posted an opinion on a blog.
As far as UGA goes, Murray is a redshirt freshman who will improve as the season goes along. He has a veteran OL in front of him and 2 talented runningbacks and 2 senior fullbacks along with AJ Green and Orson charles to throw to.
April 27th, 2010
4:04 pm
To GT alumni (which, of course, you could never be): Yeah….it is second rate enough to be a Top Ten program. Jealousy is hell, ain't it?
April 27th, 2010
4:07 pm
Meyer wanted Murray to run the spread. CPJ will want him after this year when Nesbitt leaves.
April 27th, 2010
4:08 pm
If you didn't make it to the T-Day debacle this year, don't feel bad. No one attended. The program apparently has close to zero appeal as there were a few 100 in stands to witness PJ's magic show, and the team quit (what's new for tech) because it started to rain. Hahahahahahaha!! BTW, who put the home schedule together this year for your team?? No wonder attendance is low.
April 27th, 2010
4:10 pm
I know we are not going to get many four and five star recruits, but can we at least get some guys that attract enough interest to have been evaluated? All our commits so far on Scouts are listed as "NR". I mean, is any other school even recruiting them?
April 27th, 2010
4:11 pm
HBTD – no one cares about Dawgs or Dawg fans here… move along lil' puppy
April 27th, 2010
4:12 pm
Jackets Forever – posing as a GT fan is pretty pathetic even for a Dawg
April 27th, 2010
4:14 pm
I'm outta here! Let's see what St. Richt does with Murray; UGA is one hit away from having a true freshman at QB! LMAO
April 27th, 2010
4:14 pm
Wiley we matter to all the UGA obsessed idiots that show up on our blogs non stop. I post an opinion about Tech's season and get smartalecked to death.
I'll take your advice and leave since there is no possibility of sane, rational discussion over here.
April 27th, 2010
4:17 pm
DawginLex…that wasn't aimed at you. It was aimed at the trolls…example: HBTD. Your opinion was very respectful…and I appreciate the class that you have shown. If only other fans, tech fans included, could show the same class.


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One thing is certain: Roy Hagen killed his wife with a single blast from a 12-gauge shotgun. After that, the story gets a whole lot murkier.
Some hailed firefighters Julie Tossey and Kathleen O'Connor as symbols of a new era in gender equality in St. Paul. But others--including their own union--wanted to see their dreams go up in smoke.
When Trip Shakespeare broke up, Matt Wilson marched off to war against his muse. Five years later, this exacting songwriter returns from the front with his first solo album.
The 1997 Tongue-on-the-Flagpole Awards