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HAWKSVILLE – You've never seen so many smiling faces the day before training camp.
It wasn't just the players. It was the coaches, the front office brass and even a good portion of the assembled media.
You've never seen so many smiling faces on the eve of a camp, at least not recently. And these weren't forced smiles. These were the genuine kind, the ones you see on faces of teams bound for the playoffs.
It's strange, in a good way, the effect winning has on people.
"On paper we looked good," Hawks captain and All-Star Joe Johnson said from a corner of the practice court Monday afternoon. "We look real good on paper, so that's why you see so many smiles around here right now. We're excited about what this season holds. But the real work starts (in the morning). When the sweat hits the floor, that's when you know what you've really got."
There's no doubt the Hawks have their deepest and most balanced training camp roster since I've been here, and at least two people in attendance Monday observed that it's the most seasoned and accomplished group to assemble for a Hawks training camp in a decade.
"It's going to be interesting," Marvin Williams said. "Our team itself is pretty deep, probably the deepest team we've had since I've been here. You could split this group for camp up into four groups of five and have some nasty competition. I know there won't be any drop off when that second unit is on the floor. but we'll see in the morning. We'll see all week."
Williams admitted to never being terribly excited for a "training camp" but confessed that he's been eager for Tuesday's start of real action for quite some time. "Our team has gotten better and we have some new guys that we're all excited to see in action," he said, "and I think that's where the real intrigue comes in for everybody."
One of the new guys, rookie point guard Jeff Teague, put the finishing touches on the meet and greet portion of his experience with his new teammates Monday. He finally got a chance to meet Joe Smith, the one player he had yet to see since being drafted by the Hawks in June.
"The thing you realize when you see everybody here together is that there's already a great nucleus in place," Teague said. "It's something to be a part of. So you get in here now and realize that you want to get off to a good start and get things rolling right away."
They kicked things off Monday with a team dinner, a function where Hawks coach Mike Woodson said he would lay out some specifics for his team regarding goals and detailed responsibilities for this season.
"The message is that expectations are always high from where I sit," Woodson said. "And you can't be scared of it, you can't run from it. I'm not scared. I'm not running from it. And the fact that expectations are high means that we have to now try and take that next step. The next step is trying to be in that elite group."
I reached out to several members of the national media about that very topic regarding the Hawks and received some interesting feedback. While it certainly seems like a possibility, no one is ready to bet house money on the Hawks doing so.
"The NBA remains a league that belongs to the superstars, and unfortunately for them they have none," ESPN.com's J.A. Adande wrote in an email. "They have talent and now there's experience and cohesion to go with it, but they don't have that one guy who can singlehandedly take over a playoff game on the road. Kobe, Shaq and Tim Duncan played on eight of the 10 championship teams between this decade. The Hawks don't have anyone of that caliber, not to mention the updated Eastern mix of LeBron James, Dwight Howard and Boston's Big 3. Because of the consistency the Hawks learned last year they could get to the second round — if the Bulls don't beat them out for that final berth in the conference semis."
Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports expressed similar concerns about the Hawks vaulting into that upper tier of the Eastern Conference for the same reasons.
"I think the Hawks' situation is interesting because more is expected because they were ablet o take another step to the Eastern conference semifinals last year," he said. "But no one seems to be talking about them in that realm with the big three in the conference. Everybody is talking about Boston, Cleveland and Orlando in the East. So I still think they have a chip on their shoulder. And if you think about it, this team is going to be better for a lot of reasons. First, they've got another year of experience and they're more playoff tested. They were able to re-sign key players and didn't lose anybody of importance. Their one major weakness, their bench, was aided in impressive fashion, with Jamal Crawford, Joe Smith and Jason Collins and the rookie Teague, all guys that can start if someone gets hurt. So if you look at the Hawks, they're actually better than they were a year ago. I think what's hurt them is the fact that they didn't finish strong in the playoffs, even with their injury problems. And that kept people from taking them seriously as a team that has a chance to move up into that top three. I do see this as a dangerous team with a chip on their shoulder. When it's all said and done, it'll be interesting to see if the Hawks take another step forward and live up to their expectations or everybody else's."
We've talked about it many times around here since that Cleveland series. But what are your realistic expectations for this team this season?
I like Mike Bibby's take on things, personally, simple but true.
"We got it on paper all day," Bibby said. "We just have to put it together. Everybody has to have one main goal this season and that main goal is to win. Everything else will take care of itself if we're operating with that as our No. 1 goal at all times. Individual goals have to be set aside for team goals."
September 29th, 2009
3:49 pm
It's cool and all that JJ wants to look out for JJ. That's his biz. But should he be the captain if he puts his own self interests in front of the team's?
Just wonderin'…
September 29th, 2009
3:51 pm
Does anybody want me to replace JJ?
September 29th, 2009
3:57 pm
I wouldn't put Peja ahead of Joe but I'm okay with the rest of that list…
September 29th, 2009
3:58 pm
How is it selfish to want to wait until the economy is not in the crapper to sign a contract? I guess Duncan (in 2000), Kobe, LeBron, Wade, Bosh, Nash, and virutally every other All-Star in the league from the past decade were all selfish too, since they all waited until their contract was up to sign an extension. That's right, even Duncan waited until his contract expired to re-negotiate. That's not selfish. It's called not being an idiot.
September 29th, 2009
4:01 pm
Just sounds to me like he wants to be somewhere else. I could be wrong.
Just wonderin'…
September 29th, 2009
4:09 pm
Rudy, Melo or Rip
September 29th, 2009
4:14 pm
Niremetal, that doesn't make him selfish. But 4 of the names you mentioned have lead their teams to the finals.
September 29th, 2009
4:16 pm
Nire, you don't like Rudy?
Melvin, IDK Peja has played at a highleve for a long time(when he's healthy)
Ramon, Melo is a beast, no doubt.
September 29th, 2009
4:17 pm
So only superstars who lead their teams to the Finals have the right to maximize their leverage in a contract? All the other 497 NBA free agents (including the vast majority of the league's All-Stars) should accept the best offer their current team is willing to give them a full year before they hit the market? Uh…ok.
September 29th, 2009
4:17 pm
Just wonderin
I agree with everything you are saying.
JJ is selfish.
it funny how many people want to trade him.
September 29th, 2009
4:17 pm
(and in a bad economy following a year in which NBA revenues were at an all-time low and max salaries were lowered as a result)
September 29th, 2009
4:18 pm
I'll point out that for all my gripes about Josh, I never once called him "selfish" for holding out for the best deal he could get. Same with Chill.
September 29th, 2009
4:21 pm
Yeah, JJ is selfish.
September 29th, 2009
4:23 pm
Thank you, Sekou…amazing that some people's first instinct is to call a man "selfish" for deciding not to leave what could turn out to be $40M-$50M on the table…
September 29th, 2009
4:26 pm
But Josh plays with heart, something that JJ does not do. It seems like all JJ cares about is making money.
September 29th, 2009
4:27 pm
John Hollinger of ESPN has the Hawks going 44-38 this season. How is this guy considered an NBA insider??? You improve your bench with Crawford, Teague and Smith…re-sign all your FA and your starting frontcourt are all only 23 years old and are only getting better and somehow this guy thinks we will win 3 LESS games then last season. That is a prime example of the lack of respect we get from so-called experts around the league.
September 29th, 2009
4:29 pm
Niremetal, I'm not saying what JJ is doing is wrong. I'm saying it still wouldn't be bad to see what you can get for him before its too late. None of us were in those rooms so we don't know what the atmosphere is like. But if it was one that lead you to believe that he may not resign then you have to do research. I think JJ is smart for doing this business wise. At the end of the day this is all a business. I just know for the Hawks as an organization if JJ leaves, they will not be able to sign a free agent who brings close to what he brings for the price they'll lose him for. So if you think its more than a 65% chance you'll lose him, then see what you can get. Losing JJ next year with no replacement, will also make it hard to bring a top notch coach here.
September 29th, 2009
4:38 pm
Niremetal you have to remember JJ was BK and Woody's guy. And I love JJ as a player, and want to see him for a good while. But we don't know if JJ is Sund's guy, and the next coach's guy. That is the question.
September 29th, 2009
4:39 pm
That NBA insider need to do a better job or get fire because that shows no respect toward my hawks.
September 29th, 2009
4:44 pm
agreed Sekou… Nire…
it would've been foolish to have done anything else. nothing he said or not signing this contract doesnt concede he is no longer interested in being a Hawk. my interpretations was that he wants to legitimize himself as an elite player this year and take the team to the next level. statement season for Joe.
signing early extension and not playing out your contract year… where they do that at?
September 29th, 2009
4:46 pm
why would we want to entertain a trade offer?
i doubt it, but in the event Joe walks at the end of the year.. we'll have bread to spend… talking about killing chemistry.. trade rumors does that, not a player wanting to play out a current contract…
September 29th, 2009
4:47 pm
Here is the last part of Hollingers preview of the Hawks
"The Hawks bring back the same team that won 47 games a year ago, with a few upgrades: Teague offers a vast improvement over the departed Law as a fourth guard, and Joe Smith provides a fourth big man that simply didn't exist a year ago.
On paper, all that should make the Hawks a better team than a year ago, but not so fast. Crawford is a better player than Murray if you're comparing careers, but he'll be hard-pressed to match the season Murray put together a year ago. Similarly, Pachulia and Bibby may also struggle to match their solid 2008-09 campaigns.
And the Hawks aren't as youthful as they once were. While they still own three 23-year-olds in the frontcourt, the four veteran backcourt players are 31, 30, 29 and 28; additionally, Smith is 34 and Pachulia's listed age of 25 is only believable if you use a 500-day calendar.
Between the limited scope for improvement and the lack of star power, it seems the Hawks shouldn't be much worse than a year ago … but neither should they be any better. It's quite possible they'll finish this season in the exact same position as last season — at the top of the East's pretender heap, but miles away from the ruling Cleveland-Boston-Orlando trinity.
Prediction: 44-38, 2nd in Southeast Division, 4th in Eastern Conferencehere
September 29th, 2009
4:49 pm
This year in the east I don't think 44 wins even gets you the 6th seed. The East will be better.
September 29th, 2009
4:50 pm
Also JJ is entering the prime of his career, and he sees an oppurtunity to win a championship and make his money.
September 29th, 2009
4:57 pm
"The side benefit for the Hawks is that you get a highly motivated All-Star in a contract year."
Yeah but highly motivated for what-his check or the team's goals? I mean after that shot doesn't go in after he could have passed it to someone who was open ,do you begin to wonder? Or if an injury that he might have been played through in days gone by results in a stretch on IR.. (?) There are a lot of ways to react to this but not all of them spell way to go Joe!
September 29th, 2009
5:01 pm
Ok here's a question. JJ wants to win a championship. Say Smooth takes the necessary step to become an all star. Then next off season do you resign Horford for 10 mil plus. Or do you use that to try and lure one of the 2nd tier free agents. Truthfully, I believe Teague and Smooth will both be all stars for years to come. Teague reminds me of Arenas, but with more hops.
September 29th, 2009
5:05 pm
vava74 you are aboslutely wrong nelson is a better point guard than any point guard on this team not a clutch shooter the dude shot better than 50 percent from the field and shot clutch the whole season
and i do agree jj is better than vince but cince is there second best player and jj is are best player so lets compare jj to howard end of discussion howard dominates that…. and so what if howard has a limitted offensive game they have enough weapons not to need him and its kind of scary he is still raw and averages more than any hawk player except jj plus what if his offensive game is not developed do you think josh smith is kobe No he cannot shoot and like howard uses his athletic body to score williams is no lewis and you are ASSUMING that teague and williams are gonna be hall of famers so im ASSUMING the bucks are gonna win 70 games
and you are abosolutely nuts if you think the hawks bench is better than the magics come on barnes is better than mo lets be honest he's a better shooter equal defender and longer
collins is a scrub so lets not make him look like a solid defender and joe smith is not better than a young shooting anderson the only think we have better than the magic is a back up point guard thats it lets be fureal guys we are acting like we are the deepest, best team in the league and we are not!!! 4th in the east is were we sit at….
September 29th, 2009
5:07 pm
Joe's decision to play it out ought to be viewed by Sund as an opportunity to make a run at LBJ or DWade next year. Both of them will have their pick of the litter next year, so why Atlanta? Both New York and New Jersey – the other likely destinations – will have more than enough room under the cap to sign LBJ (or Wade) and another star (maybe not another MEGA star), but neither Knicks or the Nets are likely nearly as close as the Hawks to contending for the O'Brien trophy for the next 3-5 years. Cleveland will have to add a major piece or two to continue to contend for the trophy as Shaq and Z age even more after the current season. Circumstances not much different with Miami. Of all the teams in the East, the Hawks appear in the best position – with a Lebron or DWade – to embark on a multi-year run at the NBA finals. Even though Lebron would likely sacrifice some of the off-the-court money that could be commanded in the NY metropolitan area (so might Wade), he may just be more interested in continuing to establish his brand by winning multiple championships with a team that's on the brink (even without JJ).
With regard to salary, in-house young & experienced talent, and 'readiness for the next level', Sund's in a prime position to pitch the Hawks as perhaps the best location in the East (and perhaps in the entire league) for a MEGA star whose interest is competing for the big prize in each of the next five years. JJ deciding not to sign gives Sund nine months to compose his summer 2010 grocery list, and recently he has given strong indications that he's not a bad shopper. I think someone said above that this JJ development should be viewed as an opportunity. Couldn't agree more; perhaps a MAJOR opportunity.
September 29th, 2009
5:12 pm
Elebron and wade are not coming to atlanta sorry wish they would but there not…..
September 29th, 2009
5:14 pm
vava74 you are aboslutely wrong nelson is a better point guard than any point guard on this team not a clutch shooter the dude shot better than 50 percent from the field and shot clutch the whole season
and i do agree jj is better than vince but cince is there second best player and jj is are best player so lets compare jj to howard end of discussion howard dominates that…. and so what if howard has a limitted offensive game they have enough weapons not to need him and its kind of scary he is still raw and averages more than any hawk player except jj plus what if his offensive game is not developed do you think josh smith is kobe No he cannot shoot and like howard uses his athletic body to score williams is no lewis and you are ASSUMING that teague and williams are gonna be hall of famers so im ASSUMING the bucks are gonna win 70 games
and you are abosolutely nuts if you think the hawks bench is better than the magics come on barnes is better than mo lets be honest he's a better shooter equal defender and longer
collins is a scrub so lets not make him look like a solid defender and joe smith is not better than a young shooting anderson the only think we have better than the magic is a back up point guard thats it lets be fureal guys we are acting like we are the deepest, best team in the league and we are not!!! 4th in the east is were we sit at….
September 29th, 2009
5:38 pm
I posted this on the Fan Blog and Ray encouraged me to share it here. For a little background, both Ando and doc referenced pop songs in their first posts to the fan blog.
Ando's and doc's musical quotations sent me on a long trip that I'll now pass on to you all. I've been reading Mark Lewisohn's excellent book The Complete Beatles Chronicle and I started wondering which Beatles song I would dedicate to my favorite players and team. So, with that in mind, here you go:
For distributors Mike Bibby and Jeff Teague: From Me To You
For Josh Smith and Mike Woodson: We Can Work It Out
For Mike Woodson: All Together Now
For Josh Smith: Flying
For Mario West and his unrelenting defense: Eight Days A Week
For Al Horford: Carry That Weight
For Marvin Williams: Getting Better
For the much traveled Jamal Crawford: Here, There, and Everywhere
For Flip Murray: Hello, Goodbye
For 34 year old Joe Smith: Yesterday (yes, that was cold)
For no extension Joe Johnson: Don't Let Me Down
For 08-09 Joe Johnson: I'm So Tired
For Josh Childress: Love Me Do (or should it be Love Me Fro)
For Yaroslav Korolev: Back In The USSR
For Sekou Smith: Paperback Writer
For Rick Sund: Fixing A Hole
For Billy Knight: I Should Have Known Better
For HB Ando: Get Back (to where you once belonged)
For Big Ray: Happiness Is A Warm Gun
For Sautee: Fool On The Hill
For doc: The Inner Light, OR, Doctor Robert
For Manny T and Niremetal: Money (That's What I Want)
For truth-serum: All You Need Is Love
For The 09-10 Hawks: With A Little Help From My Friends
For The BASG: Baby, You're A Rich Man
For our 7 year rebuilding project: The Long And Winding Road
For our Championship aspirations: Let It Be
September 29th, 2009
5:38 pm
Hawkspride, isn't this entire blog just about based on assumptions? Could one not say you're assuming Nelson will be healthy this year? Or could one not say you're assuming Vince will get along with his new teammates? Majority of the characteristics of a fan centers around hope and faith. The Knicks fan don't come to get game based on the knowledge that their team suck. But they hope that they get better thats why they support them. Personally, I think the Hawks lineup is better than the Magics. That's just me. And that's me assuming.
September 29th, 2009
5:42 pm
Bad move sign Joe now!
September 29th, 2009
5:43 pm
Two thoughts: 1) Why does everyone assume the economy will be better in a year? It won't. The wise men of Wall Street know that the stock market go way ahead of itself and will head back down, that the economy will tread water when the government stops pumping in money. We're treading water for the next 3 years, folks, and teams aren't going to be doling out any bigger contracts then than they are now.
Johnson wants to play out his deal to get "max money"? What's max money? By the time Stern gets through lowering the salary cap, a 4 yr/$60 mil deal will be "max money." (Wonder why he's playing hardball with refs and pushing clubs to lower assistant salaries? because he knows he's getting ready to extract givebacks from the players, and he wants them to know everybody else is doing the same.)
If Joe isn't signing a $60 million deal, it's because he either wants:
a) the Hawks to extend Woody.
b) to see if this team can crack into the elite
c) to leave and join a team that is in the elite
September 29th, 2009
5:44 pm
September 29th, 2009
5:48 pm
Keith I guess that explains how Steve Nash and David Lee did the same thing. They must be .04% black. And as far as the NFL, most of the skill positions are the higher paid players in the league. And most of the skill players are black. That may would explain why it seems that way. But remember Roger Clemens and Favre did the same thing as well.
September 29th, 2009
5:49 pm
WHAT they did try 2 sign joe he turn down 4 year 64million dollar during summer, so what joe is thinking about i dont no bad move on his behalve.
September 29th, 2009
5:58 pm
Photo gallery from the first day of camp: http://bit.ly/4jNImB
September 29th, 2009
6:04 pm
Is joe a top 10 player? i say no
September 29th, 2009
6:10 pm
so i guess the "Greedy thugs" are the GM's and owners when they low ball players and tell them to test their market value…
September 29th, 2009
6:11 pm
What's up with JJ not wanting to sign an extension with the fellas? I thought he wanted to be a Hawk for life. Probably wont get much more when he hits the market. Not in this economy. I dont understand the decision. I thought Bibby was his boy, and he's here for 2 more years. Was it the Crawford signing? Did it piss him off? Was it Flip? Was that his boy? Or is it because he doesn't know if his ole pal Woodrow will still be here after 2009? Talk to me fellas. Am I overreacting?
September 29th, 2009
6:14 pm
Hawk n the ham, but that means he might hog the ball, and slow down the development of the younguns.
September 29th, 2009
6:15 pm
"Why is his decision to "play it out" any different than what the Hawks did to guys like Childress, Josh Smith and Marvin (and Bibby and Zaza and on and on)?"
September 29th, 2009
6:16 pm
JJ wants to win and knows the hawks will never make it the NBA finals so he wants to go to a team that can, plus he wants more money.
He is thinking about JJ not the team.
Not cool JJ.
September 29th, 2009
6:16 pm
Of course JJ will hog the ball this year.
He always hogs it and it's a contract yr.
JJ > Bibby and ZaZa (UFA's) for all the idiots trying to question my last post
September 29th, 2009
6:16 pm
Of course JJ will hog the ball this year.
He always hogs it and it's a contract yr.
JJ > Bibby and ZaZa (UFA's) for all the idiots trying to question my last post
September 29th, 2009
6:17 pm
I say you let JJ ride out, and push hard for D Wade! The Hawks beat his heat last year, we have a much better supporting cast than them, and I dont see him going to one of the top three (Bos, LAL, CLE, Orl) because they have their "superstars". Atlanta is a hot city and a up and coming NBA team, GIVE ME DWADE over I will vanish during the playoffs JJ!!!!
September 29th, 2009
6:25 pm
JJ is not a top 10 player.
1. Lebron
2. Wade
3. kobe
4. kevin Durant
5. Chris Paul
6. Dwight
7. Carmelo Anthony
8. Chris Bosh
9. Brandon Roy
10. Danny Granger
September 29th, 2009
6:26 pm
If JJ thinks the "market" will bear him getting 20mill a year, he needs to put the crack laced blunt down!!! I would be hard pressed to see anyone paying him that type of scratch. If its about going to a contender, it proves the "he has no heart" theory because he should be trying to make the Hawks a contender and put his stamp on this franchise. But because he is a Robin and not a Batman, he probably feels more comfortable playing along side a legit superstar that way he wont have all the focus on him. Go Hawks, get Dwade or Amarie Stoudemire in here, REAL SUPERSTAR TAKE OVER A GAME type players!!!!


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Man Accused of Forcing 17-year-old Into Prostitution
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Police arrested an Albuquerque man who they say was selling a 17-year-old for sex. The man, 32 year old Dante McKay, has been charged with promoting prostitution and human trafficking. Police were tipped off by a confidential informant who lead them to McKay who is now accused of setting up a prostitution deal with a 17 year old girl. When one of the police undercovers contacted the girl on backpage, They agreed to meet here for sex. Once inside the room the girl took nearly 2-hundred dollars in exchange for sex. Before officers met the 17-year old, they saw Mckay leaving the teen's room. After her arrest, they saw him return to the hotel. That's when he was arrested. He's charged with human smuggling because the girl was just 17.

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In May, American began offering early boarding to passengers with just a personal item that fits under the seat. In a test at several airports, it cut boarding by two minutes per flight, according to Kevin Doeksen, the airline's director of customer planning. With about 1,900 flights per day on American, that adds up.
What's to stop a passenger from moving up in line by promising to put a personal item under the seat, then stuffing it in the overhead bin anyway?
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"It would be a lie to say that never happens," says Tessa Letren, an American gate agent at Baltimore-Washington International Airport. "We can't always police that."
Still, Letren supports the new policy, which she says cuts the amount of time that planes spend on the ground between flights.
Before the 2010 merger of United and Continental airlines, United used the inside-out method of boarding — window seats first, then middle, then aisle — while Continental went back-to-front. After much testing, the combined airline kept the United approach. Earlier this year, United set up additional boarding lines in the terminals to attack congestion in the gate area.
The back-to-front system, still used by many airlines, seems logical. But some studies have shown that it's slower than windows-middle-aisle.
"If you're on the aisle and somebody sitting next to you in the middle seat shows up, you need to unbuckle and maybe get up," says Ken Bostock, United's managing director of customer experience. "That can take 20, 25 seconds, and that happens a lot during the boarding process."
Lou Agudo, a United gate agent who worked at Continental before the merger, says boarding by rows practically invited confusion. Just when he thought everyone in Group 2 had gone through, and he called Group 3 to start, "Twenty people would walk up and say they didn't hear the announcement." Some had missed the call for their group, while others decided to get in line no matter what, he says. The extra lanes have made his job easier.
Anything to tidy up the gate area will help, in the view of Yosief Ghirmai, an auditor for defense contractor Raytheon Co. in Frisco, Texas, who says foreign airlines make boarding much easier for elite-level frequent fliers like himself.
"The international airlines respect the priority boarding system," Ghirmai says, citing Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific as an example. "Here, you have to fight to get to the priority boarding line — all the bags, all the kids. The concept (in the U.S.) is the same, but the execution is much better over there."
Selita Garcia of Chicago wondered why anybody in the front of the plane would want to board first.
"We're always bumping into all those business-class people — if it's not my purse, then I'm hitting them with my bag," says Garcia, who manages a doctor's office and was taking her grandson to vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, recently. "Why let them on first? The plane is not taking off until everybody is on the plane."
Others like to get settled before takeoff.
Kausalya Palavesam, a marketing manager for Texas Instruments who was coming back from a conference in Atlanta, says about 15 passengers on her American flight took the airline's offer to check their carry-on bags at the gate and board sooner.
"Why not?" she says. "There won't be room for the bag (in the overhead bin) anyway."
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Soldiers Run Over IED Device
Posted by Break.com Staff on May. 02, 2007
Posted by Break.com Staff on May. 02, 2007
thats a fail you guys are lucky IEDS can take out maybe 2 Abrams
 You know, ragheads hate Europeans just as much as they hate us....
 I love the way that europeans complaining about American involvement in the world, calling us evil and ignorant, never take responsibility for european colonialism that left these third world countries such a mess to begin with.
They just laugh it off, too.
 "Dude...we don't have a trunk anymore"
Wow: I hope those soldiers reach home safely in the same piece they got there. And the assholes who did plant the IED(s) have a slow and painful death.
Hopefully: They get payback 40 fold on those COWARDS.
These soliders: Are Lucky
reamer: almost got reamed!
"IED device...??": What is this... the Department of Redundancy Department?
The reason they're alright is....: because that's how Humvees are built. The passenger cabin is reinforced more than the rest of the vehicle for that specific reason. They designed it so that you can run over explosives and survive. Just didn't know they could withstand a blast that leaves that large a hole. That must've been a big blast. "Anyone with clean shorts raise your hand."
< :O: Sweet Jesus! that's fricken close!
safe: i like that they just start filming it, instead of secruring the area and call for assistance :P
I dont like the politicians because I think this war was over resources...: But I cant fault our brave guys who try to do their best every day, because THEY believe that they can serve and that their country will do good by their sacrifice. This politicial war isnt the case IMO. Glad these boys were alright.
break staff: you used "there" and its supposed to be "they're" dumbass
USA: Can I get a Huuuuah!!!!
Sigh...: Thankfully no one got killed. This time.
lolroflhahaha: lol stop and think u just cussed out the men and women who prtect u and let u hav the life u hav. its funny cuz there the people who let us actully have computers so we can go on the internet and say wut u said. dumbass dirt bag u should just either kill ur self or shut the hell up
even though i am against abortion: i totally agree with oxman. really dude, youu must be pretty ignorant to diss the troops. how bout u man up, strap on the balls you dont have and go out there and try ty fight you piece of shit
You fail.: Go climb a tree, and throw out some more shit with the rest of the monkeys.
Just by your name: I can see that you should have been aborted. Every breath you take is one stolen from real humans like the soldiers that die so you that 'tards like you can say that.
WTF: I dont know where these guys are, but they arnt following anything they should be, I have been hit 4 times, and i have never heard anyone ever say, "take your shit off" wtf you never take off your protective gear. some Jessica wanna bees here.
ied: is that all you lame wussy left wingers can say? whether you agree with the war or not, they do the job that your illiterate ass is to afraid to do. get a clue loser
"IED device"?? The D in IED stands for device. So you wrote that soldiers run over an IED [Improvised Explosive Device] device: fukkin retard.
thats what i call: a sticky situation
come home safe guys: that was a close call
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Come back home safely boys!: Glad it didn't get you. All these other people here talk shit but don't have half the balls to do what you guys do.
America: sucks
You love being called evil and ignorant?
if your still talkn u anit that fukd up. man up puss puss.,,,go kill sumthing...
Get rid of them ragheads
lol: hahahaha
I was: on that also. ADBAA (american dodge ball association of america)
he knows that asshole: he's saying you dont need to say device after IED, its in the name already
An IED is: an improvised explosive device
Shit: Wouldn't be able to raise my hand cause I think the shit would be all the way up to my neck.
They can't: call for assistance their comms were destroyed in the blast. Stay in the vehicle their might be more IEDs in the A.O. Their buddies will take care of perimeter security and cas evac. At that point the only thing to really worry about would be a sniper.
dlerch: are u saying they shouldnt call for assistant?? just wait in the humvee? they're as good as dead than.
maybe...: it's safer to stay in an armored humvee rather than exposing themselves
Agree: Strongly.
good.: Very well put.
give hin a gold star anyway: so he can hang it on the fridge next to his math test, and maybe mom will give hin poptarts for brakfast
DUDE: It wasn't the break staff that wrote the comment it was the person who posted the video. damn
ya: there are some dumbasses over there
hahahah: best comment ever
..: ya thats why we all eat 3 full meals a day, are completely free to do whatever we want right? why dont you go to some other fuckin country if u dont like america that much?
jump: in front of a train... or a stampeed of rhinos... whatever can happen sooner
so leave: you arent even from here, put your name in chickenshit


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Named Villa Uma and Villa Kama, the spacious villas offer discerning guests stylish accommodation which includes a large drawing room and dining area, butler's kitchen, wine cellar and private terraces with sundeck chairs, day beds and private access to the largest swimming pool in the Kingdom. All rooms are beautifully decorated with original Angkorian artefacts, antique furniture, Persian-style carpets and wooden floors.
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Can You Identify Real IKEA Product Names Vs. Made Up Words?
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Flipping through an IKEA catalog, it can seem like their product names are nonsensical words that have no actual meaning. Now there's a quiz to test your IKEA knowledge. Can you recognize the actual IKEA names from the fake?
The folks over at College Humor have put together a fun little list of real and fake IKEA product names. Scrolling through the list, I correctly identified five of the fourteen names as being either real or fake. ONLY FIVE! I honestly thought I knew IKEA better than that!
Take the quiz on College Humor and then let us know how many of the names you correctly identified.
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I failed....lol...
I haven't checked out the site, but the idea behind this 'joke' sounds racist. Don't Ikea products have Swedish names? People would be really mad if this was about a different language or cultural group, i.e. aboriginal, Swahili, etc.
Racist? Really? In what way? I'm trying to imagine being offended if a language speaker other than English played a game called, "Is this really an American English word?" Some possible words for the list: snark, obsequious, ubiquity. Anyone feeling offended?
How is it racist? Swedish is not a race, it's a nationality. And have you never made fun of Ikea names? They're hilarious to pronounce.
I actually kind of agree with Jasmine. It implies that the Swedish language sounds like a made up language designed to be funny.
When people make up Chinese words with the purpose to imitate Chinese people (usually with an equally offensive accent), that is offensive (to me). But that's people making fun of an ethnicity and playing off stereotypes. I don't think people have the same issue with Swedish people or culture. You just don't get "oh look at the funny looking Swedish person" like you would for other countries because Swedish is not an ethnicity.
Do people get offended by the Swedish Chef on Sesame Street? Every word is made up.
"I haven't checked out the site, but..." is never a good start.
Check out the website then. And see that when the suggested name for a piece of furniture is not an actual piece of furniture it has some other origin, such as a film or book and is not made up for the specific purpose of ridiculing the sound of Swedish.
A little knowledge (you only have to click on the link!) is a good cure for a lot of things.
Take it from a Swedish person:- we are not offended.
It is hilarious when people, from others countries, try to pronounce the names!
And some of them are funny in Swedish, too.
As for the test,: I only missed one! ;-)
Can't believe anyone would think this is offensive or racist (?). I wouldn't be offended if someone came up with a list like this for words in English.
I only got half of these correct. Fail.
I am a swede, and I think I speak for all of us in this cold little country when I say that we are NOT offended. This post made me laugh, and so does the fact that nobody outside of sweden can pronounce those IKEA-names. We understand that they must sound odd to non-swedes. Actually, some of the IKEA-names are intentionally made to be funny for swedes, too. Although, most IKEA-names are names of swedish towns, villages, rivers and so on. JOKKMOKK, KARLSTAD, KIVIK, STOCKHOLM are towns/cities. LACK means lacquer. GOSA means "to cuddle", and therefore is the name of some of the pillows.
You all have my blessing in the continuation of laughing at this language. We laugh at some languages, too. Not pointing fingers here but it might be a neighbor country of ours, possibly in the western direction.
I hate to seem stupid, but where is the answer key? Or do you have to go to the IKEA site and check eachone, which is too much toruble?
(I recognize a few Star Trek references, which is hilarious to me...)
You need to mouse-over the picture to see the answer.
thank you people with a sense of humor. jeez.
Bork bork bork!
In Denmark (Sweden's neighbor) do we hate Swedish. But most of us understands it. I have a bigger problem with Arabic and Chinese.. can't hear it people talking ravish or the real thing.
Thanks. I thought I tried that, I wonder if IE doesn't work... might try Firefox
Yep, mouseover worked in Firefox, not in my installation of IE.
I failed. sigh.
KaaFc11: What you just wrote is embarassing and offensive. I am Danish too, and I do not appreciate the notion that Danes generally think like you do! Very unclassy.
I am proud of my heritage, and am comfortable with both Swedish and Norwegian. That being said, I love making fun of both languages, because it goes both ways, and it is a standing joke among the nordic countries that we make jokes about our (relatively small) difference :)
btw - 11 out of 14 ;)
Oh, for goodness sake, people, lighten up. This is funny!
I'm American and got 12 of 14 right. But I have the advantage of having actually been to Jokkmokk. ;) It's beautiful, by the way...... :)
After getting the first three wrong, I stopped counting. I thought it was very amusing and clever.
Nine! Heh, go me. I got the Tolkien reference, too.


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I'm just another person who likes opening up her mind for anyone who gives a damn. If you're a fan of mine, you all know I love you.
Even my haters, which I wouldn't know if you even exist. I don't think I've ever got anything hateful left in comments or written about me.
And honestly, I don't care. Because if you love what I do or if you hate it, we, almost all of us, have something that ties us together.
We're all writers. And, even thought this isn't in the MCR section, most of us are huge fans of them.
And with the breakup and all the tension on here now, we authors have to stick together. I might not be a big name, but I sure as hell have a big mouth, and I will speak my mind.
I'm sick of all of the little fights. Now that MCR is dead, we can't go around breaking each other apart. Unless you want to turn into TiffanyRose clones, knock it off.
We all vary ages on here, and I'm not sure how old any of you are, but I'm sure we've all heard this at least once in our lives, no matter how old. "If you don't have anything nice to say, say nothing at all."
At the moment, we have to stick together. The MCRmy. The Killjoys.
And I will not sit here and listen to 'I'm pissed at her' or 'Is she going to do this too?' or whatever the hell else.
Don't get me wrong, it's nothing personal. If you have an issue with someone else who is part of the MCRmy, suck it up.
If you can't then just don't say anything. Don't do anything. I can't tell you guys how many people I hate in my choir class, but ya know what?
I have to put up with them, because they're just not going to go away. And I mean HATE. I hate them almost as much as I love writing. Almost as much as I love MCR.
They've done some awful things to me. But I put up with them. And together, we all sound awesome.
So, if you hate me now, go ahead and hate me. Cause I'll protect the other people of the MCRmy. And if that means ripping you to shreds, I will.
For those of you who don't know, my past isn't too great. Basically, I was almost always alone.
And now that I have the MCRmy, I'm not. You guys are my friends. My family. And I protect my family.
So if I have to, I will tear you down like you all do each other. But I won't get any personal gain from it, like you feel you do.
And I won't say hurtful lies like 'I hate your writing' or 'Why don't you just go die'
No. I don't lie to fellow writers. I will tell you all the truth. And if you hate me for it, go ahead and hate me.
Hundreds of people hate me. I'm used to it. You won't make a difference.
And if I end up having to protect you from someone else while you 'hate' me, I will. Because no matter what you say to me, you're a part of the MCRmy.
My sister can call me a dirty little cunt one day and i someone pulled a knife on her the next, I'd kill them without a second thought. Cause she's family.
Basically, what I'm trying to say is if you don't like someone I do, just stay quiet about it. And if you don't and it's something stupid, I will end it with the truth.
Because, in all honesty, if you can't get over a little fight with someone on here for the love of MCR, then you're not much of a fan, now are you?
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The Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products has picked Arizona-based Riester and five other agencies to produce advertisements for a national campaign to convince kids to shun tobacco and smokers to quit.
Riester, a full-service marketing firm specializing in advertising, public relations, public affairs and Web marketing, has offices in Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.
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The campaign, paid for through fees the FDA is charging tobacco companies, will feature television and print ads, and social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
The maximum ceiling for the contract is $390 million over a period of five years.
Riester's past ads run in Arizona, Colorado and Louisiana, including the "Tumor Causing, Teeth Staining, Smelly, Puking Habit" campaign and its most recent "Venomocity" youth tobacco prevention campaign (brought to you by addiction, it says), helped propel the company to the final selection, its executives say.
Other firms selected were WPP's Grey Global Group and True North Communications (DraftFCB), both based in New York; Mullen Communications of Boston; Interpublic Group's Campbell-Ewald of Michigan; and the American Legacy Foundation, based in Washington D.C.
The American Legacy Foundation was created in 1999 as part of the Master Settlement Agreement between the tobacco industry and 46 states, including Utah.
Riester's "Tumor Causing, Teeth Staining, Smelly, Puking Habit" campaign was originally created for Arizona in 1996. The National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention enlisted that work to support the prevention of tobacco consumption nationwide.
In Utah, Riester produced the "End Meth Now" campaign in 1999 to educate residents about the effects of methamphetamine use. "End Meth Now," a $2 million integrated campaign, was part of then-Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's ongoing efforts to raise awareness and combat meth use in the state.
"End Meth Now" components included television, radio and print advertisements in English and Spanish. The first phase was designed to educate residents on how to identify the early warning signs of meth use. The second focused on hope and recovery, and how loved ones could help users overcome their addictions.
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Would you say that Isaiah Crowell is a LEGEND of Georgia high school football?
This is not about Crowell being one of the most-heavily recruited college prospects out of Georgia. That's already a given. UGA and Alabama fans — along with Crowell himself — think he may be the "next Marcus Lattimore."
But that's next season. We're talking about this season. Was he one of the greatest football players — while in high school — from Georgia?
Crowell never did lead Carver-Columbus to the state championship, as many expected him to do this year. He finished with 1,721 yards rushing on 147 carries and 18 TDs as a senior. In his last game, Crowell was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for taunting the Calhoun crowd after a long TD run was called back due to a penalty and reportedly seen yelling and complaining on the sidelines. There was/is a lot of pressure on the wonderkid.
Back to the topic: Are those stats and Carver's trip that stopped short in the Class AA semifinals enough to secure Crowell's legendary status? Or do 5-star tailbacks need to hoist state championship trophies to cement their legacy? Is he in the same class as other Georgia high school greats as Johnson County's Herschel Walker and Commerce's Monte Williams? [Williams was the best I ever saw.]
I don't feel strongly either way about Crowell. I did have a chance to catch a couple of his games on TV and he made some dazzling plays. Then again, Carver was one of the most talent-stacked teams in the state. In other words, opposing defenses could not focus solely on Crowell with so many other major-college prospects as his teammates. Former standout tailbacks from Georgia, (and we're throwing out names here) such as M.L. King's Mack Brown (Florida) and Collins Hill's Charles Perkins (Georgia Tech), didn't have anywhere near the supporting cast.
Whether it's fair or not, many will likely base their opinion of Crowell's star power from high school on his performance in the Under Armour All-Star game at 6 p.m. Wednesday on ESPN.
What do you think of Crowell's lasting impact in high school? Legend or No Legend? Please post your comments below.
January 4th, 2011
10:32 pm
Crowell was pampered in high school, took off most plays, and should've rushed for 3,000 yards with a team of college allstars around him vs. weak, weak competition. He is an average high school running back with a lot of future potential to be a star. I hope Saban makes him get it together at Bama.
January 4th, 2011
10:33 pm
ealey is a high school legend. but not uga legend,at least not yet.
January 4th, 2011
10:38 pm
It's articles like this that make a high school kid's head grow to the size of a hot air balloon.
Crowell, enjoy the "you the man" treatment from all these college coaches and recruiters TODAY, but the day you sign the dotted line, and arrive on campus, your butt will be the ABSOLUTE BOTTOM of the totem poll, in the eyes of the coaches and upper classman teammates who will want to make you know your place.
I hope you end up at UGA, and represent the State well. But it will take some on and off the field class to get in good with EVERYBODY.
Best of luck wherever you end up.
January 4th, 2011
10:39 pm
He cried like a lil girl when he was getting his butt kicked in the playoffs this year.
January 4th, 2011
10:47 pm
Not even close…..After seeing how he handled not getting his way in the playoff game….I mean he was flat getting stuck by 165 lb players and going down like a rag doll. He piled up yards against over matched comp. He is a good RB with a bad attitude,,,nothing more
January 4th, 2011
11:37 pm
Crowell had 100 or even 200 + games on schools like , Northside WR, Lagrange, Cairo, G-Ville, F-Branch, Baldwin co, Buford, T-Ville, GAC, Woodward ACD, Burke co,…..All these school were ranked when they faced Carver….so how did he pile yards up? These are State title teams…..By the way CROWELL WON A STATE TITLE IN 2007….Haters…
January 4th, 2011
11:47 pm
Crowell is not a high school legend. A great player yes but there is a new great high school running back in this state every two years.
To Al Beeksi, The purpose of this article is to show up in search engines and get the site hits all day long from people looking up Isiah Crowell stats.
C-Town, Crowell is good as proved by those totals against good teams but not great. Crowell won a state title in 2007… watching Carver's big boys do the work. He played on the freshman team and did some varsity work that year but it was all clean up work. He made his mark as a sophomore. Dont bother calling me a hater because I love all the teams from Columbus and my wife went to Carver.
January 4th, 2011
11:54 pm
January 5th, 2011
12:14 am
Better than,
That kid is fun to watch!
He looks a bit undersized, but he truly looks like he has the heart to develop into a player.
Hope UGA knows about this kid.
January 5th, 2011
12:58 am
Jasper Sanks, Wille Ried, Joe Burns, Pat Pass, Thomas Brown, W.Ealey,James Davis, Derick Tensely,Jabari Davis were all great GA high school RBs….Trust me i can name more…..Crowell's legend can compete with these great RB…But Crowell has a drive to be the best…and will take this drive to College…..By the way IC return kicks as a FR at Carver, so in my book he earn his state title Ring….As a Soph led his team to the final 4, got beat by the state champ Cairo, but Crowell had over 150 yards….the rest as history….now he is the best RB in the Nation…..Good night…tune in 7pm ESPN…he can show you, better than I can tell you….
January 5th, 2011
1:01 am
Isaiah is a nice back, he can do alot of things very well on the football field. However he will need someone to push him and stay on him throughout his collegiate career. We here in Columbus have seen the good and bad with him over the years. He does have tendencies to not play hard on every down if he is not in the play. We used him on most downs and he was very prodcutive.
I have the same concerns alot of his family members have with him going to Georgia, that is the current elements on the team at Georgia and the number of player issues the past 18 months. Will he have the support and guidance he needs to stay away from the bad behavior players. He loved Georgia and still does but everytime he came back from various camps this past year he was really able to see how other programs were run and the support offered to the players both on the field and in the classroom. In 18 months his attitude has changed and it is very apparent to those around him.
Now I do not have a clue where he will sign, but his various relatives say he is being guided by some strong male role models to be careful where he signs and what kind of exposure the program he is going to attend is having negatively.
He is a good sized back with better than average speed, he will need to continue to bulk up and be involved in a weight training program that will push his ability to take the harsh punishment that back take in the SEC. I know for fact he loved the weight and conditioning program at Alabama as he and Trent Richardson have developed a strong bond based on the strength and conditioning program.
I know he feels he would hit the field faster at Georgia but he also thinks the staff at Georgia may change and he does not want to sign with someone to watch the staff change soon thereafter.
He liked Auburn during their visit there, and likes the open field offensive attack approach. He really did not bond as well there as he has at Georgia and Alabama.
Signing off as just a teacher at Carver.
January 5th, 2011
1:03 am
Mr kane is good ……….But he is no Crowell…..Best RB in the USA
January 5th, 2011
1:08 am
He aint me and never will be. I am the LEGEND. I own the copyrights to the word LEGEND.
January 5th, 2011
4:05 am
Crowells a good back. great balance, nice pad level and good explosion. But he is no where near hershel, garrison, or a player you all seem to forget…jamal lewis. i played at douglas high when jamal was their and he was a man among boy. no high school player could tackle him solo or run the risk of getting flattened. he was the total package, speed (4.38) nfl combine, size 5′11 225lbs, was a willing blocker, could catch. His junior year he ran for like 1900yrds and 27tds while sharing the ball with another talanted back named terrence barlow who also had 1000yred rushing and maybe 12tds. So like i said Crowells good but do your homework before saying he's a legend. oh and did i mention mr. lewis has a two thousand yard season in the NFL!
January 5th, 2011
7:17 am
He's good, but not state legend status, just my opinion………. some of the kids here in Savannah have neva heard of him. I'm sure he's the biggest thing going in Columbus
January 5th, 2011
7:53 am
a bust, immature attitude, if williams is best you ever saw, you obviuosly never watched '79 Joco and Herschel
January 5th, 2011
8:02 am
There should have been a vote for "What a Joke". You kidding me, this guy gets taken down back to back years by Flowery Branch and Calhoun. FB didn't even have a good defense and had their kicker playing DE and stopped him. All the runs I have seen him make are through big holes and he can't break tackles. He is no Marcus Lattimore…maybe Marcus Dupree
Best ever…..try George Rogers and H. Walker. Even Stump Mitchell and James Brooks were better.
January 5th, 2011
8:49 am
Overrated. Would be yet another RB bust at UGA….as seen the last few years.
January 5th, 2011
9:03 am
Wonder if he needs $180,000 ?
January 5th, 2011
9:25 am
1,700 yards and 18 touchdowns with his supporting cast? What did he do his other 3 seasons? Never have seen any numbers from his first 3 seasons. How can you call the guy a legend if he only stood out one season? Did he ever break 2000 yards in a season? Monte Williams at Commerce had I think like 1500 yards as a freshman, and only got better. I watched him play several games and he was a legend. Taurean Poole rushed for over 5000 yards in 3 seasons and close to 70 touchdowns and he wasnt even a 5 star recruit yet he just rushed for 1000 yards this season for Tennessee. Taurean rushed for over 2000 yards and 30 touchdowns as a senior and didnt have a true supporting cast. I will believe Crowell is the real deal when he torches 4 or 5 SEC defenses for 150 yards and a few touchdowns.
January 5th, 2011
9:38 am
Is Caleb King a legend? Look at his stats at Parkview – look at his stats at GACC – even though he missed games to a devasting injury.
What about Garrison Hearst?
I would say I. Crowell is just one of many special backs to come and go in the high school ranks.
Next year – you could plug in another name – and write the same article – then next year – a different name – etc.
January 5th, 2011
9:39 am
also what kind of offense did Carver run? his stats can be a product of the system……. i remember watchin alot of highlights of Ealey in a wishbone/run first offense
January 5th, 2011
9:43 am
Maybe a Columbus legend, but not across the state. I don't remember waking up on Saturday mornings looking for Crowell's stats like I did for Darius Walker a few years ago or Washaun Ealey more recently. With no state records or memorable showings in the Dome, can't quite call him a legend.
January 5th, 2011
10:12 am
Not even close. With his line, he should have done much better. Although Carver's coaching and scheme was not very good, he should have been able to do more against good teams… ie Calhoun who is undersized and had no "star" rated players shut him down and seemed to frustrate Crowell. He kept wanteing to come out of the game. He did bust a big play due to a hold. He looked really explosive on that play but that was it.
January 5th, 2011
10:42 am
Monte W. was the best h.s. player I ever saw, also.
January 5th, 2011
10:47 am
Best player to ever play in Georgia, a long long time ago in Class B,
January 5th, 2011
10:54 am
C town dont forget about Kregg Lumpkin. Lumpkin rushed for over 1,800 yards for three seasons at Stephenson High School in the early 2000's, was the number 2 running back in the nation his senior season and was a Parade All American. Was named starting running back his freshman year at UGA, until he suffered injury and the emergence of Thomas Brown. He is currently on the Tampa Bay roster this season after playing in Green Bay for a couple of years.
January 5th, 2011
10:59 am
To me Crowell is a good back, but I feel he is just a product of playing small ball A, AA schools. Something tells me he is going to end up like W. Ealey. Dominated competition in samller classifacation in high school and the in college when fast with bigger, faster, stronger players in college he will just be average.
January 5th, 2011
11:00 am
Better get an offensive line coach that can
open some holes.
January 5th, 2011
1:00 pm
Just one point….a player does not have to attend the University of Georgia to be considered the best player ever in Georgia High School football.
January 5th, 2011
1:01 pm
January 5th, 2011
1:27 pm
Agree with you SWANN from a tandem standpoint, Brooks and Womack at WR were killer.
Herschel was still the best single RB I ever saw, high school or college.
January 5th, 2011
2:06 pm
Walker Tx…..Just take a look at IC youtube sir. Crowell ran for 100+ yards on a 5-A schools like Northside WR when they were on a 30 game winning streak,so he has played vs great D's during his 4 years at Carver…
January 5th, 2011
2:34 pm
C-Town will defend Crowell to the very end because he is in love with him. Crowell is good, but a legend wins championships.
January 5th, 2011
3:17 pm
how quickly we forget last years number 1 back……Storm Johnson…..
January 5th, 2011
3:33 pm
January 5th, 2011
3:34 pm
Michael- Was Charles Perkins that good in high school? Scout only had him as a 3 star. Whats your opinion on him?
January 5th, 2011
3:47 pm
Scout had Storm Johnson as a 3 star as well.
January 5th, 2011
4:31 pm
GEO……Crowell has a state title Ring sir….And will be the Dome again next year when UGA plays Bosie st…hint,hint….UGA-Carver pipeline…word on the street 2010 DE C.Crawford will sign with UGA???
January 5th, 2011
4:50 pm
Crowell reminds me of another great running back, Caleb King. He too was suppose to be the answer to all running problems at UGA. He was the same prototype prima donna. He is spoiled and undisciplined and will be a pain in the butt no matter where he goes.
January 5th, 2011
4:54 pm
oh good grief Carver of Columbus….many schools have problems with players and students…yes georgia had many, mostly traffic violations, doesn't mean the kids are bad…if he has his head on straight he will be fine whereever he goes…Bama, Au, Fla, Ohio State, Notre Dame…just to name a few have off field issues….the dawgs are really no worse, its just not reported on as the AJC does, but i can promise you they all have them…i think Coach Richt and our new AD have addressed the concerns as they should have…Saying that you have concerns about UGA because of some off field issues when we are talking about 17-18 year old kids who make unwise decisions, again most of them involved traffic violations…i'm not excusing it, but i would doubt very seriously that his reason for choosing or not choosing UGA will not come down to that…Based on his actions in the playoff game withnessed by others sounds like he has some issues to deal with already, but i don't fault him for that, he's a kid, and he will learn as others his age do…There were many that wanted to call him out and say things about him over one emotional game…thats unfair just as it is unfair to put a label on the dawg players…As with alot of schools, the ones that had serious offenses were dismissed and i'm sure thats how those players will be handled in the future….
January 5th, 2011
5:44 pm
Sissy dawg……..never compare Crowell to C "Tip-Toe " king….Crowell runs hard with Heart…..
January 5th, 2011
6:23 pm
Sounds like a thug to me!
January 5th, 2011
6:28 pm
January 5th, 2011
6:42 pm
Crowell is over hyped. Here is a high school legend in work:
From Maxpreps:
"In his three-year varsity career, Johnathan Gray has already earned a number of impressive billings.
He's been called a top recruit, a state champion, and in 2009, the nation's top sophomore.
The 5-foot-10, 185-pound running back improved on his sophomore totals by rushing for a mind-boggling 3,221 yards and scoring 61 touchdowns in leading Aledo to an undefeated, Class 4A Division II title-winning season.
With a deep playoff run next season, Gray could approach 10,000 career yards and 200 touchdowns."
These are the numbers a legend creates. Almost triple the numbers Crowell put up.
January 5th, 2011
6:55 pm
Just another 5 star no class, its all about me player. The type ugay has been recruiting the last 5 or 6 years. Personally I would rather have the 3 star guys that are about the team and "acting" and representing my team and school in a positive light. This guy is just more of the same, another I dare say Caleb or Ealy? I want guys that are willing to bust their gut for the G, and not so concerned about being on the hightlight real on espn. The real junkyard dogs in the 70's and 80's were these type kids, the kind who were coachable and had some self discipline so the coaches didn't have to live with them 24/7 which is impossible. Bottom line, lets get some good character kids, get the arrest and bullcrap behind us and start coaching the guys who really care about the G up instead of the 5 star who has less if any real character, or self discipline at all.
January 5th, 2011
10:32 pm
Why isn't "NO" an option for our vote?
January 5th, 2011
10:48 pm
I f he dont pass these exit exams he may be going to junior college.
January 5th, 2011
11:15 pm
He's another Pulpwood Smith..enough said.
January 5th, 2011
11:56 pm
Who is Monte Williams and what ever happened to him? Did he play in college in the state of Ga? If he left the state to play football then his legend would be disloyal loser and that goes for any fink that is educated and trained by his home state taxpayers and then plays for the enemy. Loyalty is a prime ingredient for character.


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crushed red pepper
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