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"King Crimson" AJ McCarron on this week's SI coverPosted: November 19, 2013 Filed under: College Football, Jon Werthiem, Magazine, Sports Illustrated Cover, Weekly Issue, Weekly Press Release | Tags: AJ McCarron, Alabama, alabama football, college football, Crimson Tide, Jon Wertheim, Roll Tide, SEC, sports illustrated Comments Off
In this week's SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (11/25/13)—on newsstands now— executive editor L. Jon Wertheim writes about Alabama's big man on campus and he doesn't mean Nick Saban. No, the Big Mac in Tuscaloosa is quarterback AJ McCarron, Bama's master of passing efficiency, who is on the brink of leading the Crimson Tide to its third national championship in four years. Writes Wertheim, "McCarron might be almost as well known for his arm candy as his arm strength, his body ink as his body of work. But let's be clear: He's not just one of the great Alabama quarterbacks. AJ McCarron is on the short list of the most successful players in the history of college football. Even if not many think of him that way." (Page 39)
Despite his 35 wins in Tuscaloosa and two BCS titles, McCarron has never been a Heisman finalist or a first-team All-America. Instead of being considered one of the nation's top quarterbacks, he's routinely labeled as a "game manager." He plays on a team with an old-school philosophy and with a stern disciplinarian and perfectionist as its head coach.. "He has as many national championships as he does defeats," writes Wertheim. "He holds the Bama record for passing yards (8,184) and touchdowns (70). He has yet to lose a road game. In an offense designed to pick up as much on the ground as in the air, he still tosses for 222.8 yards a game." (Page 41)
Joe Namath, who won a national championship at Alabama in 1964 under legendary coach Paul (Bear) Bryant and who Bryant referred to as "the greatest athlete I ever coached," has nothing but high praise and high hopes for McCarron. "Everything AJ has shown has been positive," Namath says. "He's productive in the right way. He's excelled under pressure. He plays well in big games. He's a leader. He's carried himself beautifully. He's going to go into those interviews and wow them. He'll be successful [in the NFL], and anyone who knows football knows why." (Page 45)
SI 2013-14 College Basketball PreviewPosted: November 13, 2013 Filed under: College Basketball, Sports Illustrated Cover, Uncategorized, Weekly Issue, Weekly Press Release | Tags: 2013 college basketball preview, college basketball, Duke University, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Sports Illustrated Cover, top 20 college basketball rankings, University of Kansas, University of Kentucky, University of Michigan, University of North Carolina Comments Off
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED's College Basketball Preview—on newsstands now—breaks down the 2013-14 season with 24 pages of scouting reports chock full of analysis, top story lines and coaches' takes on the season, as well as SI's Final Four prediction. Which will be the last teams standing on the floor at the Big Dance? SI predicts Duke (Anaheim Region), Kentucky (Memphis Region), Louisville (Indianapolis Region) and Michigan State (New York City Region) will punch tickets to Texas, with the Cardinals beating their interstate rival, the Wildcats, for their second straight title.
Pairing up college basketball's biggest rivalries, SI presents four regional covers: North Carolina's James Michael McAdoo and Duke's Jabari Parker; Michigan's Glenn Robinson III and Michigan State's Gary Harris; Louisville's Russ Smith and Kentucky's Julius Randle; Kansas' Wayne Selden Jr. and Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart.
SI's College Basketball Rankings
1. Louisville
2. Kentucky
3. Michigan State
4. Duke
5. Kansas
6. Arizona
7. Michigan
8. Syracuse
9. Florida
10. Oklahoma State
11. Ohio State
12. North Carolina
13. Memphis
14. UConn
15. Marquette
17. Creighton
18. Wichita State
19. Gonzaga
20. Harvard
SI's Luke Winn writes, "The most scoring-friendly rule changes of college hoops' modern era could have a profound effect on the defending champs. Hand- and forearm-checking will now result in automatic whistles, and no team's guards are more difficult to defend without making contact than Louisville's Russ Smith and Chris Jones." (Page 60)
Pairing up college basketball's biggest rivalries, SI presents four regional covers: North Carolina's James Michael McAdoo and Duke's Jabari Parker; Michigan's Glenn Robinson III and Michigan State's Gary Harris; Louisville's Russ Smith and Kentucky's Julius Randle; Kansas' Wayne Selden Jr. and Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart.
Inside SI's College Basketball Preview
Extreme Teams
This season, the old adage, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," will fall by the waste side. The unique talents of some of college basketball's top players have inspired coaches to experiment and innovate on offense. SI's Luke Winn explains how four programs—Creighton, Kentucky, Michigan and Wisconsin—will go to the extreme to push the boundaries of what was once believed to be sound college hoops strategy.
On relying on freshmen Winn writes, "This season the Wildcats will take aim at the Fab Five's legacy. Calipari has assembled the first recruiting class that, on paper, trumps the quintet of top 100 players that Steve Fisher brought to Michigan in the fall of 1991. Kentucky has the
No. 1 ranked freshman at four positions—6' 6" Andrew Harrison at point guard; his 6' 6" twin, Aaron, at shooting guard; 6' 9" Julius Randle at power forward; and 7-foot Dakari Johnson at center—and two more McDonald's All-Americans, 6' 6" swingman James Young and 6' 9" power forward Marcus Lee. With those six players as well as 6' 9" freshman Derek Willis in a nine- or 10-man rotation this season, the Wildcats could allocate 70% of their minutes to freshmen while making a run at a national title." (Page 52)
On the limits of star power Winn writes, "That Creighton's Doug McDermott, a 6' 8" hybrid forward who can score from anywhere, benefits from having point guard Grant Gibbs around is beyond debate. Gibbs assisted on 83 of McDermott's 284 field goals last season, when the All‑America averaged 23.2 points and took 34.8% of the Bluejays' shots during his time on the floor. This is the team's inaugural season in the Big East, and it will be Creighton's best chance to make it past the NCAA tournament's opening weekend for the first time. To do so the Bluejays may have to test the limits of how much a team can depend on one shooter." (Page 54)
On the limits of the three-point shot Winn writes, "The postseason success of teams that attempt more than 40% of their shots from long range has not been great. Of the 385 teams that have been at or above 40% since 2003, just 61 have made the NCAAs, and only two have cracked the Final Four: '05 Louisville, at 42.1%, and '11 VCU, at 41.2%. From '03 to '12, John Beilein coached nine straight teams at West Virginia and Michigan that exceeded the 40% mark. Only when he decreased the Wolverines' long-range reliance to 34.2% last season did he reach the national title game." (Page 56)
On the limits of ignoring the post-up Winn writes, "The Cinderella darling from Dunk City—Florida Gulf Coast—posted up on only 3.3% of its possessions, the 12th lowest in the nation last season. Louisville won the national title with a post-up rate of 4.9%, Syracuse reached the Final Four with a rate of 4.2%, and Michigan answered the question of how rarely a team could post up and still have the nation's most efficient offense. Just 1.9% of the Wolverines' possessions were post-ups, the lowest rate in all of D-I." (Page 56)
Inside SI's College Basketball Preview
Shades of Blue
Duke's Andre Dawkins lived his dream of playing for the Blue Devils—until the tragic death of his sister snapped his passion for the game he loved. Now the senior guard is sharing the story of his emotional journey with SI's Seth Davis in the hopes of helping others.
A little more than a month into his freshman season, in 2009, Dawkins's older sister, Lacey, 21, died after a car accident while traveling to Durham to watch him play in a Dec. 5 game against St. John's. Dawkins returned to the Blue Devils' lineup immediately after Lacey's funeral, never missing a game and performing beyond everyone's expectations. However, when Dawkins returned to Durham for his sophomore season, there were signs that something was off with his game. "Even when he was playing well, there was no spark to him," associate head coach Steve Wojciechowski says. During his junior season Dawkins's struggles continued as his play and attitude soured. Shortly after Duke fell to 15th-seeded Lehigh in the first round of the NCAA tournament, Coach K dropped a bomb on Dawkins. "You're not going to play for us next year."
Writes Davis, "Dawkins was stunned. Krzyzewski explained that the coaches had decided that whatever issues Dawkins was having, he was not going to solve them while continuing to play. It wasn't good for Dawkins, and it obviously wasn't good for the team. 'I knew this kid was having problems, fundamental things that went way beyond basketball,' Krzyzewski says. 'I told him, "Look, I'm not professionally able to help you at the level that you need to be helped, and you being in this environment, I believe, is not healthy for you. We need to get you out of this so you can find out what makes you happy, what keeps you on an even keel." Because if he was only playing ball to prevent something or get away from something, then he would never really face up to his problems.' " (Page 97)
Boston StrongmanPosted: November 5, 2013 Filed under: Baseball, Sports Illustrated Cover, Tom Verducci, Weekly Press Release | Tags: 2013 World Series, Baseball, Big Papi, Boston, Boston Marathon, Boston PD, Boston Red Sox, David Ortiz, MLB, sports illustrated, tom verducci Comments Off
In this week's Sports Illustrated—on newsstands Wednesday— senior writer Tom Verducci writes about how 2013 World Series MVP David Ortiz, one of the greatest postseason sluggers ever, used leadership and resilience to carry the Red Sox and the city of Boston to their third Series title in eight years. Ortiz, who had a .688 BA with 11 hits and two home runs in the six- game Series against the Cardinals, shares this week's cover with Boston police officers Javier Pagan and Rachel McGuire and detective Kevin McGill –all three appeared on SI's April 22, 2013 cover as the issue reported on the Marathon bombings.
Writes Verducci, "If any one person were to lead the Red Sox and—given the team's cultural importance in New England—by extension Bostonians through a terrible time, it was a man with an outsized capacity for resilience. The grind of a 162-game season played in a 182-day window, followed by the wilds of postseason play, would test even Lewis and Clark. But among baseball's 109 world champions there has never been a story of resilience quite like this one. No team—not the 1969 Mets, not the '91 Twins—has won the World Series in the year after being as bad as the Red Sox were in 2012 (.426 winning percentage). And only six months before the Series—just a half mile east on the same street where Ortiz was applauded—two pressure-cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people, wounding 264 others and terrorizing hundreds of thousands. Four days later the citizenry was ordered to "shelter in place" during a daylong citywide lockdown, while a manhunt for the bombers proceeded. The pleasant routines of life, including baseball, were put on hold." (Page 32)
Things were not always easy for Ortiz in Boston. Since arriving in Boston in '03 Big Papi has battled through injuries, steroid allegations, batting slumps and criticism from an ex-manager who claimed Ortiz quit on the team. Still, Big Papi remained ebullient and ready to lead by example.
Writes Verducci, "Ortiz is the team's leader in every imaginable way, a man of imposing size (6′ 4″, 250 pounds) yet easy accessibility. He delivers the right words and mood for a club as reliably as he does big hits. He is a baseball -philosopher—thoughtful, colorful, -profane—and his well-scarred career and outsized personality serve him well in big situations that can rattle others. "You can be the real deal today and s— tomorrow," he says. "That's how the game goes. On the day you feel your best, you can go 0 for 5. You go home and say, 'I feel like Superman, and I went 0 for 5.' That tells you how tough this game is: On your best day you had a bad day." (Page 32)
Waiting for the HatePosted: October 30, 2013 Filed under: Austin Murphy, College Football, Sports Illustrated Cover, Weekly Issue, Weekly Press Release | Tags: Austin Murphy, college football, Oregon Ducks, Pac 12, sports illustrated, Stanford Comments Off
In this week's Sports Illustrated—on newsstands now—senior writer Austin Murphy writes about how (and why) the nucleus of the Pac-12 is changing, as No. 2 Oregon (8–0) and fifth-ranked Stanford (7–1) prepare to face off in the Pac 12's game of the year in Palo Alto on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Historically speaking, the Oregon-Stanford college football rivalry never really registered on anyone's radar west of the Golden Gate Bridge. It never warranted any cool nicknames like The Iron Bowl (Alabama-Auburn) or The Red River Rivalry (Texas-Oklahoma) or the simple and direct moniker The Game (Michigan-Ohio State). The Ducks and the Cardinal never had the national spotlight on their intense coaching matchups the way Bo Schembechler versus Woody Paige or Bobby Bowden versus Steve Spurrier did.
It was only over the last few years that the Ducks versus the Cardinal took on any type of significance outside the Pacific time zone. The two schools have been forging a rivalry that has shifted the Pac-12's power nexus had an annual impact on the national title hunt. Writes Murphy, "Besides, acrimony excepted, this game will have everything. It's Oregon's second-ranked offense, led by quarterback Marcus Mariota, against Stanford inside linebacker Shayne Skov and the Cardinal's 25th-ranked D. It's a play-in to the Pac-12 title game, and the latest dramatization of the conference's power shift from Los Angeles. It's a clash of fashions—the Cardinal's basic red-and-white versus whatever space-age design the Ducks are rocking—and of philosophies reflected by those unis: Stanford's old-school, smashmouth power game versus Oregon's no-huddle, hurry-up Blur attack." (Page 48)
For more than 60 years, Pac-12 football was dominated by heavyweight contenders UCLA and USC, which have won a combined 18 conference titles and 55 national titles between them and which have produced Hall of Fame players such as the Bruins Jackie Robinson (yes, he played football too), Ken Norton Jr. and Troy Aikman, and the Trojans' Frank Gifford, Marcus Allen and Lynn Swann. Now all eyes in the West are focused on the Ducks' Mariota and wide receiver Josh Huff and the Cardinal's Skov and linebacker AJ Tarpley. Nevertheless, the talent surge at both schools can also be attributed to a surge in resources.
Writes Murphy, "The Ducks have won 12 games in each of the past three seasons; the Cardinal, 12, 11 and 12. The Ducks have been to four straight BCS bowls; the Cardinal, three. Both teams' ascent to the college football aristocracy has come (relatively) recently—spurred largely by a couple of sugar daddies. Call it the Nouveau Riche Bowl. John Arrillaga (net worth: $1.8 billion), who played basketball at Stanford in the 1950s and developed much of the real estate that is now Silicon Valley, has given at least $251 million to his alma mater, where six buildings bear his name. Nike shogun Phil Knight (net worth: $16.3 billion) has kept his name off the architecture in Eugene, but he's been even more generous, bestowing at least $300 million." (Page 48)
While Stanford, known more for its academic achievement than its touchdown prowess, has surprised some with its recent success, it's the Hatfield Dowlin Foot Performance Center, Oregon's new state-of-the-art, 145,000 square foot football facility that has gone viral across all recruiting and social media platforms. However, Murphy says Knight plays down the importance of his philanthropy and influence on the football program's success. "The secret is not the money" Knight says. Even with his gifts, Knight believes, Oregon has less to work with "than any of the traditional powers. The secret is management." (Page 49)
Gone CrazyPosted: October 30, 2013 Filed under: Baseball, Sports Illustrated Cover, Tom Verducci, Weekly Issue, Weekly Press Release | Tags: 2013 World Series, Baseball, Boston, MLB, Red Sox, sports illustrated, st. louis cardinals, tom verducci Comments Off
This fall, the 2013 World Series has been the greatest show on Earth. In this week's sports illustrated–on newsstands now–senior writer Tom Verducci explains how the Cardinals and the Red Sox both brought the weird in the 109th fall classic—from whacky beards to foul-ups, bleeps and blunders—in a series full of tense games and never-seen-before endings. But look past the drama and the two evenly matched teams, and you see a sport in need of change. Think the DH was funky? Make way for the bonus at bat.
Writes Verducci, "The atmosphere of the 109th World Series could be described in many ways—-intense, passionate, noisy—but rarely does rushed enter into the 21st-century baseball conversation. As scoring has declined and pitching has come to dominate the game over the past decade, every pitch carries an intensity that prompts hitters into deep bouts of concentration and routine, as if they're preparing to dive off the cliffs of Acapulco 292 times, which is the average number of pitches in a major league game in 2013." (Page 34)
Boston and St. Louis were the best teams in the majors this season. Only twice during the Wild Card Era — in 1995, when the Indians met the Braves in the first year of the three-tiered format, and in 1999, when the Yankees played the Braves — has the team with the best record in each league squared off in the World Series. However, the paths each team took to this year's Fall Classic were drastically different. While the Boston's pitching staff was middle-of-the pack all year, the Cardinals' rode to glory on the arms of their flamethrowers, especially during the postseason.
Writes Verducci, "The National League champion Cardinals epitomize how young power pitching rules today's game. Throughout the postseason they ran to the mound eight homegrown pitchers between 22 and 26 years old who threw between 95 and 100 miles an hour. Those callow flamethrowers combined to throw 71% of St. Louis's innings through the first 15 games in October while piling up 92 strikeouts in 96 innings. So enriched with pitching is baseball that it was harder to get a hit in the big leagues this year (.253 batting average) or get on base (.318 OBP) than at any time in the 40 years since the designated hitter was adopted." (Page 34)
In contrast, the Red Sox relied on patience at the plate—long pitch counts and late rallies (plus a late season surge from DH David Ortiz)—to get wins. "The American League champion Red Sox are the preeminent counter-tacticians to this wave of superior pitching: They turn offense into defense. They saw more pitches than any team this season, 158.3 per game. They willingly sign up for strikeouts—they were eighth in baseball in whiffs while blowing past the franchise record—as the tariff for "grinding out at bats" to "run up pitch counts," the highest virtues of hitting as extolled by coaches and the media. Where offenses of great potency once earned such menacing nicknames as Murderers' Row, the Big Red Machine and Harvey's Wallbangers, baseball now aspires to "grinders" when it comes to hitting excellence. Players who make outs return to high fives and fist bumps in the dugout as long as they saw five or more pitches." (Page 34)
Stylistically, the Red Sox–Cardinals World Series highlighted the drawn-out, low-scoring war of attrition that baseball has become. As an alternative, Verducci suggests that baseball should consider a mechanism that guarantees the best players get to hit at the most exciting time. Call it, The Bonus At Bat.
The Long RangersPosted: October 23, 2013 Filed under: Chris Ballard, NBA, Sports Illustrated Cover, Weekly Press Release | Tags: 2013 NBA, basketball, Chris Ballard, Golden State Warriors, NBA, NBA Playoffs, NBA Preview, sports illustrated, Stephen Curry Comments Off
How's this for the next great NBA tag team? One is 6'7" and 207 pounds and the prototypical NBA wing. The other lacks strength, can't jump and is freakishly skilled. There has never been a backcourt like the Warriors' Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry, two young gunners whose shooting range astounds even themselves.
Writes Chris Ballard, "If Thompson is a classic NBA type, Curry is an outlier. While many stars are considered blueprints for the next generation—seven-footers who shoot threes, linebacker-sized point forwards—Curry is a throwback. No GM would scour the college ranks for slight, 6′ 3″ guards who fit the "Curry model," because there are none. You could call him a small, scoring, hybrid point guard, but that's not accurate. What he really is the best long-range shooter in NBA history."
Both Curry and Thompson are NBA legacies. Dale Curry, father of Stephen, played 16 seasons in the NBA and is the franchise leader in points (9,839) and three-point field goals made (929) for the New Orleans Pelicans' (formerly the Charlotte Hornets). Mychal Thompson played 12 seasons in the league and won two titles with the Lakers. Writes Jenkins, "Ask the fathers how much of their sons' success is genetic and how much is due to everything else, and they struggle to answer. Mychal thinks for a while, then settles on 50% genes, 50% other factors. Dell puts it at 25/75: "You can have a great skill set, but if you don't work to develop it, it won't get you that far." Genetics aside, there has never been a pair of teammates like Thompson and Curry. | SI senior writer Chris Ballard
The Nets New NucleusPosted: October 23, 2013 Filed under: Chris Mannix, NBA, Sports Illustrated Cover, Weekly Press Release | Tags: 2013 NBA, basketball, Brooklyn Nets, Chris Mannix, NBA, NBA Playoffs, NBA Preview, Nets, sports illustrated Comments Off
When Paul Pierce persuaded Kevin Garnett to play for the Nets—and for rookie coach Jason Kidd—it clinched the deal of the summer. Now the clock is already ticking on a group of highly paid but aging stars as they strive to lead the franchise to its first NBA championship and give new meaning to the Beastie Boys' addage, "No Sleep Till Brooklyn." Writes Chris Mannix, "Perhaps the most persistent concern is what Garnett, 37, and Pierce, 36, have left, a question that was raised after the Celtics lost in the first round last spring. "Don't read too much into that," says then Celtics coach Doc Rivers. "When [Rajon] Rondo went down, we asked them to do too much. They went from trying to mesh into the team to having to carry it again. But Paul can play forever; he never uses his athleticism. And Kevin—as long as you watch his minutes—can still be Kevin Garnett."
Kidd is as attuned to the modern game and player as any, even though he is lacking in procedural aspects and experience at the helm. Last season he was a veteran player. This season he will be the boss, but not so far removed from his fraternity of brothers in the locker room. "Unlike most first-year coaches, Kidd isn't expected to develop talent, but rather to make full use of a surplus of it," writes Mannix. "Kidd understands that on a team loaded with stars, he is potentially its biggest liability. Still, his philosophy will blend the approaches of the men he played for." | SI senior writer Chris Mannix


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Faulkner anointed a leader for future
Jun 6, 2014: James Faulkner has joined Steve Smith in the front rank of Australia's leadership prospects for the future following his unveiling as Australia A captain
England in Australia 2013-14
Week of relief merely brings more anxiety
Feb 3, 2014: England were fancied to end their tour on a high against an understrength Australia but after three hefty defeats, worries in important areas have been revealed
Australia v England, 2nd T20, Melbourne
Australia crush England to take series
Jan 31, 2014: As Twenty20 wins go, this was comprehensive. So comprehensive that Brad Hodge did not even get to bat in his first international for nearly six years
Australia v England, 1st T20, Hobart
Feel-good stories keep rolling in for Australia
Jan 29, 2014: Cameron White and debutant Chris Lynn were the latest feel-good tales on another successful night for Australia
Australia news
Silk anointed with Bradman award
Jan 20, 2014: Jordan Silk has been named the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year, rewarded by his peers for an unfashionably patient approach to batting and some spectacular fielding
Renegades v Stars, BBL 2013-14, Melbourne
Stars win sixathon after White 84
Jan 4, 2014: Cameron White smashed an unbeaten 49-ball 84 to help Melbourne Stars thump Melbourne Renegades by nine wickets
Melbourne Stars v Melbourne Renegades, BBL 2013-14, MCG
Wright, Bird power Stars to win in opener
Dec 20, 2013: After losing to the Melbourne Renegades twice last season, the Melbourne Stars exacted revenge on their cross-town rivals in dazzling style on the opening night of the Big Bash League 2013-14
Queensland v Victoria, Sheffield Shield, Brisbane, 2nd day
White and Hussey steer Victoria
Dec 9, 2013: Victoria were looking to veteran David Hussey for hope after two days of their match against Queensland at the Gabba, where the Bushrangers needed another 153 runs to take first-innings points
ACA Player of the month - October
White 'desperate' to return to international cricket
Nov 27, 2013: Cameron White has won the ACA Player of the Month award for October
Western Australia v Victoria, Sheffield Shield, Perth, 3rd day
White century keeps Victoria afloat
Nov 24, 2013: Cameron White's unbeaten 110 in Victoria's second innings helped them stay afloat, after Western Australia enforced the follow-on on the third day. Victoria are not out of the woods, however, as they trail WA by 111 runs with five wickets in hand.
Victoria v NSW, Sheffield Shield, Melbourne
Warner adds another fifty in rain-affected draw
Nov 9, 2013: David Warner is confident he has put his disappointing Ashes tour behind him, and his scores for New South Wales over the past few weeks suggest he is on the right track ahead of the rematch
Victoria v WA, Sheffield Shield, Melbourne, 1st day
Western Australia rebound after White exit
Oct 30, 2013: Victoria saw several starts from their top and middle-order batsmen but failed to capitalise on them, especially after Cameron White's departure for 83
NSW v Victoria, Ryobi Cup, Bankstown
Victorious White questions Ryobi format
Oct 7, 2013: A reinvigorated Cameron White shepherded Victoria to a third win in as many matches, this time over New South Wales, and then joined the Tasmania captain George Bailey in questioning this year's limited-overs tournament format
Sep 7, 2013: Once Australia's next big thing, Cameron White finds his international career more or less done and dusted, and with no takers for his main suit, captaincy
Australia news
Wade replaces White as Victoria captain
Sep 3, 2013: Matthew Wade has been named as captain of Victoria for the 2013-14 season, ending the decade-long tenure of Cameron White as the state's leader
Northamptonshire v Netherlands, YB40 Group A, Northampton
White settles Northants nerves
Aug 15, 2013: Australia international Cameron White starred yet again as Northamptonshire claimed their second Yorkshire Bank 40 win in three days with a four-wicket victory over Netherlands.
Northamptonshire v Kent, YB40 Group A, Northampton
Coetzer and White secure crucial win
Aug 13, 2013: Kyle Coetzer's superb half-century allowed Northamptonshire to keep their semi-final hopes alive in the Yorkshire Bank 40 with a tense five-wicket win over Kent
Glamorgan v Northamptonshire, FLt20 Midlands/Wales/West, Cardiff
White takes Northants to quarter-finals
Jul 26, 2013: Northamptonshire booked their place in the Friends Life T20 quarter-finals with a comfortable win over Glamorgan in Cardiff
Northants v Lancashire, Wantage Road, 2nd day
Katich shows countrymen how to do it
Jul 9, 2013: The day before his countrymen begin their attempt to regain the Ashes, Simon Katich registered his second century of the season to put Lancashire in a strong position
Northamptonshire v Lancashire, Wantage Road, 1st day
Jul 8, 2013: Australia international Cameron White struck an unbeaten half-century on an even first day of the top-of-the-table Division Two clash between Northamptonshire and Lancashire
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The thrills are rather low-octane, the skills are a bit lightweight, and the tournament overly India-centric
Twenty years on, Shivnarine Chanderpaul continues to be understated, underestimated. And that doesn't bother him. What's not to like?
Nine-ball mayhem: Seven boundaries, broken bat, and a wicket
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Of the 85 Tests that Bangladesh have played so far, they've lost 70 and won just four. Those stats are easily the worst among all teams when they'd played as many Tests
Zulu finds fulfilment in coaching
After limping out of international cricket, Lance Klusener slipped off the radar, but his coaching stint with Dolphins has given them a higher profile and self-belief
Of the 85 Tests that Bangladesh have played so far, they've lost 70 and won just four. Those stats are easily the worst among all teams when they'd played as many Tests
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Twenty years on, Shivnarine Chanderpaul continues to be understated, underestimated. And that doesn't bother him. What's not to like?
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Kids mimic the cricket heroes of the day, so the problem of throwing must be tackled before players reach the first-class level
Reorganising West Indies' first-class structure is only half the battle won (32)
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Summary: Behind the White House's impressive facade lies the long history of the men who have lived and governed within it's walls. From births to deaths, weddings to funerals, the White House has seen it all. In Best Little Stories from the White House, author C. Brian Kelly takes us on a tour of the White House's fascinating history, giving us a glimpse of the most memorable presidential moments: Theodore Roosevelt 'schildren once snuck their pony upstairs in the White House elevator to cheer up their sick brother. Winston Churchill once suffered a minor heart episode while struggling with a stuck window in the White House. John Quincy Adams was known to skinny-dip in the Potomac. Woodrow Wilson liked to chase up and down the White House corridors playing 'rooster fighting' with hisdaughter Nellie.
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Terry Goddard
|Terry Goddard
|24th Attorney General of Arizona
|In office
January 6, 2003 – January 3, 2011
|Janet Napolitano
Jan Brewer
|Preceded by
|Janet Napolitano
|Succeeded by
|Tom Horne
|53rd Mayor of Phoenix
|In office
|Preceded by
|Margaret Hance
|Succeeded by
|Paul Johnson
|Personal details
|Samuel Pearson Goddard III
January 29, 1947
Tucson, Arizona, U.S.
|Political party
|Democratic (1982–present)
|Kevin Goddard
|Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.
|Alma mater
|Harvard College (BA, American History, 1969)
Arizona State University (JD, 1976)
|Attorney and politician
|Unitarian Universalism
|Official website
|Military service
|United States
|United States Navy
United States Navy Reserve
|Years of service
|Commander (reserve)
Samuel Pearson "Terry" Goddard III (born January 29, 1947) is an American attorney and politician. He served as the 24th Attorney General of Arizona from 2003 to 2011 and served as Mayor of Phoenix from 1984 to 1990.
Goddard ran for Governor of Arizona in the 2010 general election,[1] but lost to Republican incumbent Jan Brewer. He declined to run for Governor again in 2014, but instead will run for Secretary of State of Arizona.[2] Presently, he is leading his own law firm named, Goddard Law Office, PLC.
Early life, education and career[edit]
Goddard was born on January 28, 1947 and raised in Tucson, Arizona, the son of Julia E. "Judy" (née Hatch) and Samuel Pearson Goddard, Jr., who served as Governor of Arizona from 1965 to 1967.[3] Great-grandfather Ozias M. Hatch was Illinois Secretary of State 1857 to 1865.[4] He attended Phillips Exeter Academy, a prep school in Exeter, New Hampshire. After graduating from Harvard College in 1969,[5] he served an active duty tour in the U.S. Navy. Returning to Arizona, he received his law degree from Arizona State University in 1976.[5] His time as a private attorney saw him working in the Arizona Attorney General's office, where he prosecuted white collar crime. Goddard is married and has one son.[6]
Political career[edit]
Goddard's first serious foray into electoral politics came in 1982, when he led the successful push for members of the Phoenix City Council to be elected from districts, instead of by a majority of all voters citywide.This allowed minorities from certain parts of Phoenix to be elected and represent their home areas and giving those areas a voice on the council. The next election saw the election of the city's first Latino and African-American to the council in over a decade. The measure is credited with significantly opening up Phoenix city government, and in 1984 Goddard was elected Mayor.[7] Within a decade, all of the members of the City Council who had been elected at-large, and who had been considered unbeatable under the previous system, were no longer serving on the Council. Goddard was re-elected four times, serving through 1990.[8]
In 1990, Goddard sought and won the Arizona Democratic Party's nomination for Governor of Arizona, but was defeated in a runoff by Fife Symington III, who, after winning a second term, resigned in 1997 amid charges of bank fraud. Goddard again sought the Democratic nomination for Governor in 1994, losing the primary to Eddie Basha, Jr.[9][10]
Goddard served as Arizona State Director for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development from 1995 to 2002.[6]
In 2002, Goddard decided to enter the race for Attorney General of Arizona to succeed Janet Napolitano, who was running for Governor. He was elected that year with a greater margin than Napolitano received for Governor, receiving over 50% of the vote; he and a number of other candidates for office that year ran publicly financed campaigns under Arizona's Clean Elections program.[11]
Goddard was re-elected to the office of Attorney General in 2006 with 60% of the vote. After Napolitano resigned to become United States Secretary of Homeland Security in January 2009 and was succeeded by Secretary of State Jan Brewer, Goddard became first in line to succeed Brewer. (Although the Secretary of State is ordinarily first in line to succeed the Governor, as new Secretary of State Ken Bennett was appointed and not elected, Goddard became first in line to succeed Brewer.)[12][13][14]
Arizona Attorney General, 2003–2011[edit]
During his time as Attorney General, Goddard's stated focus has been on cyber crime, consumer protection, predatory lending|foreclosures, and deceptive advertising.[15] He has also focused on reducing teen use of the drug methamphetamine, and worked with Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff to investigate and prosecute suspected polygamists and government abuse in the neighboring communities of Colorado City, Arizona and Hildale, Utah.[16][17] This led to the capture of polygamist leader and self-proclaimed prophet Warren Jeffs.[18] A hallmark accomplishment during his tenure was his historic settlement with Western Union over the issue of wire transfers involving smuggled human beings.[19] He used this issue extensively in the 2010 general election.[20] One of his last acts as Arizona's Attorney General was to end negotiations with Bank of America over their foreclosure practices and sue them on behalf of injured Arizona Consumers.[21] This act was considered significant because Bank of America is currently still in negotiations with 48 other State Attorneys General over the same issue.[22] Nevada joined Arizona in the lawsuit.[23] Attorney General Tom Horne has announced that he agrees with the lawsuit and will continue it.[24]
2003-2004 Years[edit]
His first year as Attorney General saw him suing Second Chance Body Armor, Inc. over alleged defects in the bulletproof vests that Arizona Police Officers use.[25] The lawsuit alleged a violation of the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act.
There were several important court decisions during these years, including May vs Brewer,[26] Arizona Libertarian Party v. Bayless,[27] movement in the Flores vs Arizona lawsuit regarding Structured English Immersion.[28]
2004-2005 Years[edit]
Qwest Communications long standing consumer fraud lawsuit over telephone slamming was finally settled in 2004 to the tune of 3.75 million dollars in fines and $800,000 in consumer restitution.[29] The years 2004-2005 also saw the start of Goddard's investigations into suspected polygamists and government abuse in the neighboring communities of Colorado City, Arizona. He signed an agreement with Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff to coordinate a joint investigation.[30] There was also a string of 50 indictments involving a Yuma, Arizona drug ring involving the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the FBI, U.S. Border Patrol, Yuma County Attorney's Office, Yuma County Sheriff's Office and Arizona's Child Protective Services.[31] In 2005 Goddard also attended to the personal needs of his constituents by personally intervening in several issues where consumers were being neglected and taken advangtage of by software etc.
Captain Joel Fox[edit]
In April 2011, Maricopa County Sheriff's Deputy Joel Fox filed a civil lawsuit against Terry Goddard, Assistant Attorney General Todd Lawson and Goddard's former Criminal Division chief Donald Conrad. Mr. Conrad has since joined the criminal division of U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke's office.[32] The lawsuit is regarding a set of e-mails, nicknamed the "Zorro" e-mails, that were obtained by the Phoenix New Times that insinuate a romantic relationship between Mr Fox and his commanding officer, Larry Black.[33] The e-mails were seized as part of an ongoing investigation regarding alleged campaign finance violations by the Arizona Republican Party and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.[34] Fox's lawsuit alleges that Goddard, Lawson and Conrad conspired against him to release the e-mails to publicly defame him.[35] He has also named Cox Communications in the lawsuit for giving the Office of the Arizona Attorney General the e-mails in the first place.[36] He alleges that the second e-mail account was not a part of the investigation and should not have been disclosed. The dispute is one of many controversies surrounding the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. Goddard responded to the Arizona Republic and the lawsuit and with this quote: "It does seem like a bizarre set of claims," Goddard said. "It's a bizarre twist. He seems to be just making up a lot of extremely absurd conclusions."[37]
See also[edit]
- ^ Davenport, Paul. Goddard officially a candidate for governor. Associated Press. January 23, 2010.
- ^ Goddard will run for secretary of state
- ^ "Former Gov. Sam Goddard dies at 86". Azcentral.com. 2006-02-02. Retrieved 2010-08-29.
- ^ [1] "Ozias Mather Hatch: b. 14 Apr 1814 Hillsborough Center, Hillsborough Co., NH; Secretary of State of Illinois 1857-1865; d. 12 Mar 1893 Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL; m. 1860 [Marilyn Hatch Schmidt, Ozias Mather Hatch and Julia Riley Enos: some of their ancestors and their descendants, 1620-2003 (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 2003); not seen]"
- ^ a b "Project Vote Smart - Attorney General Samuel Pearson 'Terry' Goddard - Biography". Retrieved 2010-04-20.
- ^ a b Terry Goddard Webpage
- ^ Phoenix Gallery of Mayors
- ^ Phoenix New Times
- ^ Arizona 1990 Election Results
- ^ Arizona Governor Convicted Of Fraud and Will Step Down
- ^ Arizona Election Results 2002
- ^ Arizona 2006 Election Results
- ^ Ariz. Const., art. 5, § 6.[2].
- ^ Napolitano resigns, now leads Homeland Security
- ^ Inaugural Brochure " 2nd Term: Building on our Progress" [3].
- ^ "The Primer: A Guidebook for Law Enforcement and Human Services Agencies who offer Assistance to Fundamentalist Mormon Families" [4]
- ^ "A message from Terry Goddard "
- ^ "Polygamist sect leader arrested in Las Vegas"
- ^ Western Union to Pay in Border-Crime Deal
- ^ 10 Questions for AZ Attorney General Terry Goddard
- ^ Arizona sues BofA for alleged mortgage fraud
- ^ Two states sue Bank of America on mortgage servicing
- ^ Nevada AG sues Bank of America for home loan, foreclosure practices
- ^ New Arizona Attorney General Still Pursuing Bank of America Lawsuits
- ^ Goddard Files Consumer Fraud Action Against Bulletproof Vest Manufacturer [5]
- ^ Campaign Finance Reform
- ^ United States Court of Appeals,Ninth Circuit
- ^ Timeline of the Flores vs. Arizona case
- ^ Qwest settles fraud lawsuit
- ^ Reaves, Joseph A.; Shaffer, Mark (September 28, 2003), "Polygamist sect target of Arizona-Utah inquiry", The Arizona Republic. Unauthorized reprint at CultEducation.com
- ^ Yuman sentenced to life in prison for drug convictions
- ^ Arizona Attorney General brings in 6 lawyers
- ^ Love, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Style: Captain Joel Fox and Deputy Chief Larry Black Discuss L-Word Repeatedly in E-Mails [6]
- ^ Top sheriff's official under investigation over PAC ties
- ^ Text of Goddard lawsuit
- ^ Text of Cox Communications Lawsuit
- ^ Investigated deputy sues Terry Goddard in e-mail dispute
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Arizona Criminal Justice Commission
- Annual Reports to the people by the Arizona Attorney General
|Legal offices
|Preceded by
Janet Napolitano
|Attorney General of Arizona
January 6, 2003 – January 3, 2011
|Succeeded by
Tom Horne
|Party political offices
|Preceded by
Janet Napolitano
|Democratic nominee for Governor of Arizona
|Succeeded by
Fred DuVal


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AV isnt scanning the folders, I cant access the backup old folders or rename them.
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