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A 5-year-old gelded son of Awesome Again, Game On Dude, who finished fourth in this event in 2011, has won eight of 18 and earned $2,644,658.
Baffert, who will also be represented by longshot Jaycito, is aiming for his fourth Classic victory, second only to the late Bobby Frankel, who won six. Baffert's victories have come with General Challenge (1999) and Richard's Kid (2009-2010).
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Adrianna Sanchez
Sanchez, a Grayson Charter School teacher, was nominated by the district's preschool coordinator, Teresa Reyna.
Reyna wrote that Sanchez uses innovative instruction methods and has an ability to engage preschool children in active learning, helping them reach their potential.
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Augie De La Rosa
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March 14, 2014
Freshman MC McGrory
On my way home from the Big East Tournament I got some time to reflect on what makes being a Bluejay so much fun. A lot of it has to do with the amazing support that we receive from the Creighton community, and this past weekend was a great display of this support. All of the support we received this weekend was amazing. From our parents and friends to all of the past, current, and former Bluejays, the support that we received this weekend is what I will remember for years to come.
On Saturday we were treated to lunch by an alumni, all of the food was homemade including the desserts. It was a college kid's dream! Then for dinner we went to a future Bluejay's house and had some fantastic chicken. I don't think I'll be satisfied with the chicken at Brandeis again after having that. I think we all gained about five pounds on Saturday!
We also have the best band in the Big East. I got chills when they sang "When the Jays Go Marching In" before each game and our send off from the hotel each day got us pumped. The band, Blue Crew, and dance team created a fan tunnel to send us off from the hotel. All of the enthusiasm they brought was even more impressive considering they were operating on so little sleep. They left Omaha Saturday night after the men's game and arrived Sunday morning in time for our game. Starbucks was one of their favorite spots at the hotel.
While the tournament may not have ended the way we wanted to, we will always have these great memories. Thank you to everyone who made this tournament memorable!
February 25, 2014
Sophomore Taylor Johnson
As much as we miss Carbondale and Terre Haute, New York City is a small step up from that. We all were initially ecstatic when the coaches told us that we would be flying to all of our conference games. Little did we realize that commercial flying isn't the most glamorous thing in the world. With eight out of our nine away trips done, I would say we are all seasoned travelers. Each of us have our own way of passing time during layovers and delays, so I'm going to do a break down of each of the players habits during travel days.
- The one person you can count on for over packing and over stressing is Alexis. She had her first melt down when Fritsche announced that we could only take our small carry-on for short road games. (We literally are gone for two days and she thinks she needs to bring her entire locker and closet) Her second melt down was when she realized that sleeping on planes is not the easiest thing to do. So obviously she buys the typical "traveler-friendly" neck pillow. Now every trip you can find her passed out with her beats on the second she finds her seat on the plane.
- Kamphaus is the overly happy traveler. She is THAT person who is thanking the flight attendants for the soda, or thanking the pilot for landing us safely. It's almost comical how many times she says sorry or apologizes for scooting through the isles to grab her bag, but she is so sincere every time.
- Jordan has her Beats on and is in napping mode. She is probably the one who complains the least and just goes with the flow, which is relief to Fritsche because the rest of us complain about how early it is, or how our seats don't recline just right. She may get her carry on stolen and lose her books, but during that gigantic mess she still didn't freak out.
- A normal flight back to Omaha is conveniently scheduled around the crack of dawn, so our alarms and wake up calls are set around 5:15 am so we can catch our flight. Therefore, sleeping beauty Sarah is quite chipper. Her hair is done perfectly and her positive attitude really gets the day started out great. Okay lets be honest here, that's not Sarah. You can find her either sleeping with her mouth wide open with occasional drool, or sending hate-tweets towards United for canceling or delaying our flights. To her defense though, those early mornings are not very kind to us college kids who are used to three-day weekends and classes beginning at noon.
- Because Sammy and I are the only two nursing majors, you can find her studying while I'm watching her study. I honestly have zero concentration when we travel where as Sammy has her headphones in and gets in the zone. She can write around a hundred flash cards in one hour. It's a real hidden talent of hers. One second you'll be talking to her about her adorable niece, and then the next, she'll have a detailed study guide typed out and have reread two chapters within seconds.
- Brianna might be the luckiest out of all the players and coaches. Not only does she get to sit next to Flan every trip, but she also gets to sit next to him when we lose too!! We all envy her. I can't imagine the conversations that spark up with those two chatter-bugs.
- You can spot Lauren a mile away in the airport. She is covered head to toe with pink. If one person could own every shade possible of pink, and wear it at the same time, she would do it. I personally think that this is a tactic of hers so we notice when she's gone so we don't leave her. You think I'm joking about leaving people but it's been done before, just ask Tessa or MC !
- Speaking of MC, all she wants to do is get her physics homework completed and on time. This is nearly impossible for her to do when we have four gate changes in a span of an hour. For each gate change, she'll pack up her stuff and move to the next location mumbling under her breath about how stupid it is or something like that. No one can translate MC's mumblings into English yet but we're working on it.
- Tessa is currently settling into her position as Queen, reigning over Team Ditz. She is usually out of the loop on what time our flight leaves, or where to meet-something to that effect. Her real time to shine is before take off. The flight attendants go around to each passenger to make sure they have their seat belt fastened, phones turned off, seats in the up right position, and bags under their chairs etc. Obviously with the amount of flying we all should have this memorized... But Tessa somehow manages to forget to do one of those things before take off. Every time. Then the stewardess goes back down the isle to do a double check and Tess STILL has done something wrong. It's clockwork people, we just sit back and watch her get all frustrated. You think that we would help her out eventually, but where's the fun in that?
- You can find Marissa conveniently located at the nearest outlet. Outlets are needed for her to survive, because they power her phone. You bet her eyes are glued to those social media sites. Her focus is unreal. I'm still not entirely sure if she reads every tweet twice, or if she's making the perfect Facebook post that can get optimal likes, but what ever she's doing on those sites she gives it her full concentration. Who knows what will happen if her phone ever dies, but she makes sure that baby has full juice to where ever we go. !
- Being the typical girl that she is, McKenzie has to stay up to date with all of her weird TV shows. This makes Kenz the most wanted roommate because she is glued to her computer and lets who ever her roommate is have control of the remote. Which is a huge deal to some people (Like Bri, Bri needs her TV time). Even though Kenz might compete for the top roommate award, she also competes for worst dressed. Or should I say worst accessorized? Wherever she goes, this same darn hat goes along with her. She probably went five road trips straight wearing the same hat that has a big fluffy ball on top. We tease her relentlessly about it!
- The easiest target to tease is Carli. Poor girl. I'm going to give Carli some credit here. She may play the dorky Clash of Clans game, and thought that D.C. stood for Detroit City, and is the captain of Team Ditz, but I'm in same boat with her. I thought the "Subway" that we were referring to in New York was the fast food restaurant, and apparently it wasn't. So with the combo of us two, we give the team plenty to laugh about. Or at.
- Which ever they feel like. It helps the time to go faster when we are waiting for our next flight so the laughter at our expense is worth it ! To wrap up the Bench Mob, Riley is the expert when it comes to passing time. Any second that we are sitting and waiting around she is getting the gang together to play games. She has us playing charades, or singing songs, or doing a skit where we make up some weird story. She really is the creative mastermind when it comes to thinking up of new games to play. There is never a dull moment with her. I swear I need 20 cans of caffeine to keep up with her when she's in prime game-mode !
We all are getting the hang of the new travel schedule and I'm sure there will be adjustments made next year, but so far we survived. We have had close to the worst luck when it comes to delays and cancelations but we figure out creative ways to pass the time and we become that much closer to each other. Team bonding in the airport is exactly what we love to do on our Saturday nights.
I'm glad I could show you a different side to the team! Bench Mob Member
#22 - Taylor
February 4, 2014
Freshman Lauren Works
As I am writing this, the team and I are currently on a flight to Philadelphia to start the second round of conference play. We are all very excited to begin playing all of these teams again: to either beat them again or get revenge and beat them for the first time. As a freshman, I am still learning how all of this works. I have learned where the University of Villanova is along with Butler, Xavier and Seton Hall. I got to fly on my first charter flight as well, which was amazing! I've never been able to completely fall asleep on a plane before, but it is much easier to fall asleep when you have blankets and a seat that leans back with a leg rest, that's for sure!
Since this is our first time in the Big East Conference, we have had some drastic traveling changes from the previous years. We have had flights canceled, a few flights delays, and even a change in traveling plans (busing to Indianapolis instead of flying).
Sure, it's been stressful at times, but it is all a big adventure and an experience for each of us. Most college kids don't get the opportunity to go play basketball and tour New York City, Washington DC and Vegas with their team. One of the coolest things that we get to do, I think, is pre-order our food at restaurants! It's amazing how when we get to these restaurants, there are waters on the table and they come out with our salads and meals within a few minutes.
January 21, 2014
Junior Alexis Akin-Otiko
Over the last several weeks we have been traveling all over. So far this season we have been to Vegas, Washington D.C., New York, and many other cities with the last road trip ending in Indianapolis. Being the team farthest west in our conference has allowed us to travel all over and for me it has helped me enjoy my college basketball experience that much more.
I am not just talking about racking up the frequent flyer miles either. You would think being around the same group of people all day everyday would drive a person crazy, but for me it has done the complete opposite. It is on those long layovers in the airport playing Heads Up or goofy conversations on the plane when you run out of lives on Candy Crush that I have come to enjoy more and more.
Slowly I have begin to believe that basketball is not solely about the number of hours you put in on the court that leads to winning conference championships. Although that is a huge chunk of it, it is the off the court "stuff" that gives teams the extra edge. Bonding with your teammates and building an unspoken trust is what makes teams good.
January is almost over and we are soon heading into the second half of conference play. We are now settling down from the start of spring semester and the crazy travel schedule of winter break that makes this the perfect opportunity for us to focus even more on the team.
This is the first time in a while where we have an entire week between games. I think now that we are solid on the off the court aspect we are ready to go to another level. It feels good to be able to practice and work on getting better instead of focusing so much on what the other team is going to bring on game night. This is a nice clean break that could help us move forward as a team and lead us where we want to go. I cannot wait until Saturday to show an even stronger team out there. Now that I believe we are headed in the right direction off the court it is time to go to work! Go Jays!!!
--Alexis Akin-Otiko #45
January 7, 2014
Junior Sammy Jensen
Wow, what an exciting week it has been for the Bluejays. After a home win against a very tough Villanova team (12/28), we headed out to the historic D.C. for out first Big East road trip.
The game against Georgetown (1/1) was definitely a nail biter. We knew we would have to be tough, take care of the ball, and knock down some shots in order to give ourselves a chance to win. The game was all tied up at half time, which would make for a very fun second half. A few runs were made by each team, but neither team managed to pull away. With just seconds left in the game, pre-season All-BIG EAST selection, Sarah Nelson, knocked down a three to send the game into overtime. We had all the momentum going into overtime and from there it was history. We came away with our second BIG EAST win and first win on the road.
Next up on the schedule: DePaul (1/4). They were picked first in the preseason rankings, and coming into the game they had only lost to three very tough teams (Notre Dame, Kentucky, and Northwestern.) Just like every other BIG EAST game we knew we would have to be focused and determined to win the game. After struggling the opening minutes of the game, we came together and fought back as a team. Behind the tremendous offensive performance by senior McKenzie Fujan, we came back from a 16 point deficit to win the game, 86=78. It was a great win for our team and has lead to a lot of confidence heading into our next few games.
We are currently 3-0 in BIG EASTplay and are headed to New York to take on familiar foe St. John's and then to Rhode Island to take on Providence. We will be back in Omaha on January 15th against Xavier.
Go jays!
December 31, 2013
Sophomore Tessa Leytem
Since the last blog plenty has happened. We traveled to Las Vegas, made it home for Christmas, and began our exciting journey into the Big East. So much fun!
First off, Las Vegas was crazy. Most of us have never been there previously so we definitely looked like a bunch of tourists. All of the lights, people, and buildings were so neat! The first night we arrived we went to a magic show that completely blew all of our minds. The "illusionist" performed multiple tricks where he would be chained up in some cage and then somehow pop up in a completely different location. Yes, it was as ridiculous as it sounds. It was a lot of fun though. Everyday we had a couple hours of free time where we could walk the strip if we wanted. The hotels were all so big and extravagant. All of it was much different than the Midwest scene that most of us are accustomed too. With all of the business around us, however, we made sure not to get distracted from the actual reason we were there, to win some games!! In the tournament we played Oregon State, Clemson, and UNLV. We came out of the three games with a 2-1 record and a pretty sweet new pre-game pump up ritual. And how could I forget, we even got to see Fritsche and Flan dance in the locker room! This is a very rare occurrence. We definitely all got a good laugh out of it, but I must say that they might want to stick to coaching basketball.
After Las Vegas we were all able to enjoy a couple days at home for the holiday before we returned to practice on the 26th. We all had a great time at home with friends and family. It's pretty crazy how long two days feel when we are use to seeing each other for a few hours everyday. When we all got together for practice again it seemed like forever since we've seen each other!
Although it's not always easy getting refocused so quickly after only thinking about Christmas cookies and presents for a couple days, we knew we needed to be sharp if we were going to defeat Villanova in our first Big East game. They were a somewhat of a difficult team to prepare for, but as always our coaches did a great job getting us ready. Despite the last couple minutes having everyone on the edge of their seats, we came out with the W! Villanova was a great win and really gives us confidence going into the rest of conference play.
We are currently on our way to Washington, D.C. to take on the Georgetown Hoyas. It was an interesting string of events getting here though as our flight times got mixed up. After practice, while everyone was showering and getting ready to go, we get a call saying we need to be ready to go in 10 minutes!! As some of you may understand, that's not the easiest task for a bunch of college aged girls. You could definitely say the locker room was a bit frantic. I can say with confidence that there is never a boring moment with this team.
Despite the rush, we did make the flight! This means though that it is time for my usual plane ride nap. Don't forget to tune in for the game tomorrow at 3!!
December 17, 2013
Sophomore Marissa Janning
Hey Bluejay fans!
This past week has been a little crazy with finals and fitting in practice time before games! It's nice to be done with school for winter break so that we can relax and focus on basketball.
We've had a lot of ups and downs so far this season. This past weekend we played Nebraska in Lincoln, and let's just say it was a rough one. We're making steps to be better game-by-game and practice-by-practice. With the stress of finals gone, we're hoping to be able bounce back this week and Vegas and turn things around.
Sooooo…. LAS VEGAS. We are in Vegas for 4 days and play 3 games. Oregon State, Clemson, and UNLV are the three teams we will be facing. If you remember, we went to Cancun last year and killed it, so it's safe to say we're ready for out little vacation/business trip this year to try and do it all over again!
I don't have details on Vegas so you'll have to catch up with our next blogger to hear about all the fun things we did! BUT. Thursday (the 19th) is our freshman Lauren's 19th birthday, and the last night we're in Vegas (the 22nd) is Taylor's 21ST BIRTHDAY. So keep that in mind and show them some love on those days!
After Vegas we all part ways for a few days to go home. I get to finally go back to Minnesota to see my family, friends, and my puppy! I now have three nephews as my sister had twins on September 10th along with my oldest nephew who was born in May 2012.
There's a lot for me to catch up with at home, but my brother (Matt) will still be overseas for this Christmas. If you don't know, he plays basketball professionally and has been in Italy the last two years and is in Croatia this year! He's doing great and loving it, but of course missing all of us!
That's about all I have for you guys this time… but stay tuned to hear about VEGAS BABY!
Always appreciate your love and support!
December 10, 2013
Senior Riley Norman
Hey Bluejay Fans!
As you all know, our team has been through the ringer in a few close games thus far in the season. Drake, Kansas, Oklahoma, and last Saturday's game against BYU didn't quite fall our way, but that is not to say there wasn't a major fight, and I can say with confidence that those games definitely will not define how this season is going to go. But all that being said, with a huge game against Nebraska coming up, there is no time to dwell on the past. Spirits need to be as high as ever to get this huge win on Saturday in Lincoln, so I figured I would keep this blog a little lighter than most. PLUS it is finals week, so I know everyone (including myself) could use a refresher!
I'd like to take this time to say a few sweet comments about my teammates :)
Lauren Works—Lauren is so incredibly sweet. She is the new Kampy on the team in the sense that everything she says is immediately followed by an "oh my gosh I'm sorry," "thank you so much," or "oh my gosh thank you so much." She also has been known to fall for Flan's jokes, making her the newest member of Team Ditz (alongside Tessa Leytem and the captain of Team Ditz, Carli Tritz.)
MC McGrory—This girl has completely surprised me by coming out of her shell so much over the course of the semester! I like to think that it was because she spent so much time on the side during her injury; the Bench Mob knows how to bring out the best in people :). But she is hilarious, and she LOVES ham, in case you didn't know.
Brianna Rollerson—Bri, AKA Bronna, never fails to make all of us laugh every single day. Her light-hearted spirit brings joy to the entire team. Oh, and her hairstyle changes are pure entertainment!
Marissa Janning—Marissa is great on the court, but little do people know that she is also great at impressions. Particularly as Kesha singing the song, "Timber." I have video proof, people!
Tessa Leytem—Find someone in this world who doesn't like Tessa Leytem, I dare you.
Alexis Akin-Otiko—I will never get tired of seeing Lex's look of shock when some of us are busting our best moves in the locker room before games. I apologize Lex, one day we will realize how truly ridiculous we all look.
Taylor Johnson—This year on the Bench Mob, we have taken up a new activity to spice up life on the side of practice. We like to pretend we are professional sports broadcasters and announce play-by-play during drills. Our personas are Rick and Bobby and yes, we plan on taking up ESPN's offer upon graduation.
Sammy Jensen—Hate to say it, but I think Sammy has become a little feistier now that big, scary Ally Jensen isn't there to push her around! She definitely isn't afraid to throw jokes back at anyone, but we have found that often times it is Sammy laughing the most at her own jokes…classic move, Sam :)
Jordan Garrison—Jordan is someone that is constantly a rock for the team. Calm, cool, and collected, she never fails to make people feel good when they need it. But don't be fooled by her quiet demeanor, she has shown us every year that she has crazy karaoke skills!
Alyssa Kamphaus—We have quickly learned that Kampy's been hiding her dance moves from us for years! She now proudly joins in during our impromptu dance parties like a champ. And not to mention, she shows us all up!
Sarah Nelson—Aside from basketball, Sarah has a major talent in storytelling. She turns a dull story into a mass production via extreme, over-dramatic words and some funny one-liners. It simply cannot be beat.
McKenzie Fujan—Confession: McKenzie competes alongside of me for the title of worst dancer on the team. But I'm sure everyone else only wishes that stopped us! :)
Carli Tritz—As the newest member of the Bench Mob, Carli sometimes struggles with our daily responsibilities, such as making sure the horn doesn't go off while Flan is talking. Last Friday, there was some new equipment lying around so, naturally, Carli decided to press the button that says HORN because, "…she wanted to see what would happen…" Well guys, believe it or not, the horn worked.
That does it, folks! I hope this gives everyone a little inside scoop and makes you all appreciate the personalities behind these great basketball players! Now let's get a big win this weekend!
December 3, 2013
Senior McKenzie Fujan
Let's be honest, the Oklahoma encounter did not come out the way we would have liked. But have no fear my friends, we will come out better than ever. Show me a team that has had success without going through trials and tribulations first.
Don't get me wrong, though, losing is awful.
But that is also why I like this quote a great deal. You can't appreciate success until you know what the bottom feels like—and I am pretty sure the locker room post Oklahoma was "the bottom." However, when a team hates losing more than they love winning then you can guarantee their passion to never feel that way again will motivate them.
Basketball season is a marathon, not a sprint, my fellow Bluejays. It's very cliché but it's very true—it's not about where you start, it's about where you finish. If I recall correctly, we got our butts spanked by Notre Dame and Oklahoma over the last two years and things still turned out to be prettyyy great. Never doubt the power of a good ole blow to the ego...success usually follows with this team.
Over and out,
November 26, 2013
Senior Alyssa Kamphaus
Hey Bluejay Fans,
This past week we picked up two more wins vs. Houston and South Dakota to make us 4-2 on the year. If you were at either one of the games you probably know that the end of each game was a little scary, but we were thankful for both of the wins, which leads to my main point for this blog since Thanksgiving is on Thursday.
Being a busy student-athlete, I tend to forget how much I actually have to be thankful for. Speaking for our team, even though we have lost two close games this year, we are still thankful for the four that we have won. Also, I am assuming I can speak for all my teammates that we are all extremely thankful to be given this opportunity to play basketball and attend a college that is prestigious.
I am personally thankful for every single teammate and coach. Each individual brings so much to this team and I am so blessed to have them all in my life. Not a lot of people can say they have a second family they can always count on. I never thought having 13 sisters would be so easy (haha).
Even though I don't tell them enough, I am thankful for my mom, dad, brother, and sister. They have done so much for me and have supported me every step of the way. I wouldn't be where I am today without them.
I am also thankful for all of my past coaches and teammates and for all the memories I have created with them.
Hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your time with your friends and family! Safe Travels!
November 19, 2013
Senior Jordan Garrison
If I had to describe this team in one word, I would say that we are FIGHTERS!
The thing that gives me the most faith in this team is the amount of fight that we present on the floor, each and every second we step onto it. It does not matter if it's during practice when things have not been going smoothly, or if we are having a rough patch during a game...you can bet that our team is going to give it our all.
That's what I saw in our team this weekend! As most of you all know we had three games this week, which called for a lot of preparation, mental focus, and physical effort, and I was very proud of our teams efforts.
We came out strong on Tuesday with a nice victory over SDSU. It felt really good to get that first solid win under our belt. We then came out on Saturday and finally had an opportunity to take care of some "unfinished business"; we had the chance to claim a victory over a Minnesota team in which we had lost in double overtime to last year. Needless to say, we stepped up to the challenge, and came out with a great team victory.
The last part of our three game spill was a road game against KU. Having played a great Minnesota team on Saturday, hopping on the bus and traveling to Lawrence, and playing KU was not going to be easy…we knew as a team we would really have to lock in and focus in order to play this game. Although the game did not end like we had hoped, our team never got down. Continually throughout the game we fought our way back and put ourselves in positions to win a ball game. Yes, we could have played a better basketball game, because no game is ever perfect, but I was proud of our effort!
That being said, teams are going to have nights when they are unstoppable, teams are going to have nights when they seem to hit every shot they take; teams are also going to have nights when they can't buy a basket. This means that sometimes these things are out of a team's control. A team can execute every play and get great looks, but just not knock down a shot. But, for a team to be good, they have to FIGHT through the ups and the downs. They have to give their all every possession, even if things aren't going their way.
I can promise you this. The Bluejays are going to give every ounce of effort we have on that court, and we are going to FIGHT till the end!
Have a good week Jay's Fans!
November 12, 2013
Senior Sarah Nelson
"Tough times never last, but tough people do." –Norman Vincent Peale
Losing sucks....plain and simple. There is no denying that we aren't happy with how our game went on Friday but the season is long and we are ready to put it behind us. We are excited to have our home opener today and we are ready to kick off this season right!
As bad as losing is, we are all so incredibly lucky to have so many people that support us and pick us up while we are down. In the spirit of Thanksgiving coming up, I think it's appropriate to thank all of these special people.
My teammates: I know I am a little biased, but I truly believe that I have the greatest teammates in the world. We are all such good friends off the court so it makes the transition to on the court easier. We all are there for each other during tough losses, which make the great victories just that much sweeter. I'm looking forward to seeing how this season goes and all of the great things that will happen if we continue to work hard and improve every day. Our senior class is looking forward to making sure that we go out with a bang.
Our coaches: The best part about our coaches is that we always know their doors are always open. They encourage us to come talk to them, whether it's about basketball or not. All of our coaches are our biggest cheerleaders but obviously are not afraid to give us constructive criticism when it is needed. I love that after a loss Flan always specifically tells us at least a couple things each of us needs to improve on. It shows that every person has an important role on our team. He also puts up with our super specific questions during scout; "If South Dakota State's best player were to cut across the lane and then catch and take three dribbles then pass then cut across the lane again to the opposite elbow, do I still need to jump to the ball?" Just kidding they aren't that bad (usually) but we really have a great coaching staff and we are lucky to have them.
Friends: We are so blessed to have so many close friends of all ages that come out and show their support. One of the best parts about Creighton is that you can always see athletes supporting other athletes. We are all excited about the transition to the Big East and it's exciting to see other teams do great things. I also love seeing former players in the stands. Chatting with them and knowing that they can relate to the ups and downs of basketball is really comforting. Finally, I should probably thank my boyfriend in this section who gets texts after games sometimes saying "I suck at basketball" or "I'm so upset right now." I know you roll your eyes at them but thanks for kindly putting up with my various emotional states.
Family: We all love our families a lot and the fact that almost everyone's parents come to the majority of our games. We appreciate the numerous delicious meals that you guys provide us with and putting up with the crazy basketball schedule. As the baby of the family, I am especially spoiled in that my parents only have to miss one or two games a season. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything you do for me. You two really are the best and seeing you in the stands supporting me at every game means the world to me. I love you! (I would say something nice about my sister here but then she would tell everyone I actually like her a little and I can't have that.)
You!!! If you are reading this blog, you are a major reason why we play everyday. We are so lucky to have such great fans who stick with us through the good times and bad. You make our games fun to play in and give us a boost of confidence during big plays. Without you, we would not be able to have such a great home court advantage. Your support means everything to us and we look forward to seeing a lot of you tonight!
Happy Game Day and Go Jays!
November 5, 2013
Senior Carli Tritz
Welcome back, all my lovely Creighton fans! The start of the best time of the year is here—basketball season! I already know our fan base is just as excited as we are about this 2013-14 year. Your women's team is returning with a loaded roster, high expectations, a handful of Top 25 votes, two Preseason 1st Team All-BIG EAST ballers on the squad, and heading into our first game with Drake on Friday with plenty of motivation. So, in a sense, we are absolutely ready to make some noise.
But when I say ready, I don't mean flawless or perfect. I don't mean 100% execution and no mistakes. I mean we are prepared and seasoned. We are wise and mature. We are hungry and motivated, but most importantly we are stronger! Literally. We got our butts whooped this summer in the weight room and it has definitely paid off (although I can't say I miss this part thatttttt much)!
Throughout the season you will see this team at all-time highs mixed in with some "I just need my mom and a hug" type of lows. And that is what this blog will reflect—the heart, emotions, and vibes of the players and team. Right now, we are feeling pretty good. We just won our exhibition game versus Fort Hays State and are currently preparing for our former foe, Drake. I feel as though this team is ready to explode. We are almost at a point where we have received enough preseason attention that we just want to get out there and DO it already. We want to step out there and BE undefeated at home, BE the "Duel in the Desert" champs, or BE the BIG EAST Regular Season and Tournament champions instead of hearing about it or talking about it. We want to BE great.
Believing you are great is the first step to actually being great. We have had a couple great seasons, but that doesn't really mean anything at this point in time. We are ready to make our games become statements for our opponents and our new conference rivals. We are ready to get Omaha behind us and show you all what this team is all about. We believe and we are ready for the challenge. We know what it takes to get there, too.
I think greatness is surrounding this team.
And I would be lying if I said I wasn't dying to be great on the court with them.
The newest member of the Bench Mob, Carli.


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Automotive history lives and breathes at RK Motors Charlotte. You know we are passionate about vintage racing, having completely restored "Project Six Pack" to its original state, and more recently presenting the legendary Arlen Vankes 1967 HEMI Barracuda. Today we are pleased to announce yet another milestone race vehicle coming to us from one of the top names in the Camaro hobby. The car is Dave Sticklers 1968 Camaro Z/28 that won the 1968 Super Stock World Championship, and the man is Camaro historian and authenticity expert, Jerry MacNeish. The car has been comprehensively restored to as-raced condition, including some incredibly rare NOS items that came from Jerry's personal collection. If there is a more thoroughly documented, well-known, relevant and accurate early Camaro out there, I'd like to see it. Make no mistake: this is the ultimate Z/28 and the cornerstone of any significant Chevrolet muscle collection.
Racing legend Dave Strickler dominated NHRA Super Stock racing during the 1968 season with this Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins-prepared Z/28 Camaro. Equipped with a stock intake manifold and carburetor, a stock hood, Stahl Headers, 5.38 gears, and nine-inch slicks, the "Old Reliable" ran elapsed times in the 11.70s at roughly 116 mph, which made it competitive with many big block Super Stock Camaros of the same time period. Its dominance culminated in two of Sticklers biggest wins: on Sunday, October 6, 1968, Strickler drove to a decisive victory over a stellar field at the NHRA Super Stock All-Star Meet at Englishtown Raceway Park. Two weeks later, he went on to capture the 1968 Super Stock World Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma, then the most prestigious S/S event on the NHRA calendar.
The "Old Reliable" Z/28 was featured in over 30 automotive publications during 1968 and 1969, making it the most famous Z/28 Camaro in race car history! Champion Spark Plugs, and Hooker Headers, two original sponsors, featured this car in their 1968 national advertising, placing ads in virtually all major automotive publications. Thousands of Camaro enthusiasts throughout the country were influenced by this "World Class" Camaro.
The Dave Strickler legacy speaks for itself: sixteen national class championships, forty-one national and world records, and a world championship title.
Following the 1968 season, this car was retired from active competition and sold, presumably lost to history. This was common at the time, as top racers knew that the factory would supply them with a new car each year, and old racing cars were not historically noteworthy at the time. Of course, we know differently today, but for more than 20 years, the "Old Reliable" Camaro languished in obscurity, trading hands twice, and being raced in relative anonymity at tracks all over the country. It was always a well-prepped car, but there was nothing beyond its incredible history that would make it immediately recognizable once the factory Corvette Bronze paint was covered up.
In March of 1993, Jerry MacNeish located and purchased Dave Strickler's "Old Reliable" Z/28 race car. It was actually through the help of Michael Strickler (Dave's son) that MacNeish was able to track the car down. The Strickler family had kept documentation with the vehicle's VIN number. Based on that, Jerry located the exact car used to win the 1968 World Championship and bought it on the spot, knowing what he had found. According to an article in "Musclecar Review" magazine, the car was just days away from being cut up for scrap when Jerry rescued it. Later, he discovered that the car still carried its original ball joint spacers, proving that this was EXACTLY the car Dave Strickler drove to the World Championship.
In the summer of 1993, the detailed restoration began. Jerry's intention was to restore the car to the exact condition in which it was campaigned in 1968. Drawing on extensive research, historical documents, photographs, articles, and other sources, Jerry and his team were able to precisely duplicate the cars decals and lettering (all of which was done by hand, as original, by the way). Mechanically, the car was better than new in every way, with upgrades that would make it competitive with modern machinery in NHRA's Stock Eliminator Class.
In the summer of 1994, "Old Reliable" made its debut at Super Chevy Weekend held at Maple Grove Raceway in Reading, PA. It was still equipped with an original balanced and blue printed 302 engine. That same year, the "Old Reliable" Z/28 Camaro won the prestigious "Best of Show Award" at the US Camaro Nationals held in Dearborn, Michigan. In 1995, MacNeish finished the racing season placing 11th in Division One out of 185 drivers in NHRA's Stock Eliminator Class. In 1998, "Old Reliable" ran consistent elapsed times in the 11.20s at over 119 mph, (and that's without a crossram!). Not too bad for a stock 302 engine.
Later, in 2002, Jerry piloted "Old Reliable" to a win at the Delmar, Delaware US-13 NHRA divisional points race and finished out the season in the top 10 placing 8th for the year in Division One and 24th in NHRA world points. In 2004, "Old Reliable" won the E/Stock class at the Mac Tools U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis and by that point ran 10.80s at almost 123 MPH. Since 1998, "Old Reliable" has accomplished many NHRA class wins and several Stock Eliminator wins.
In January of 2008, Jerry MacNeish's company, Camaro Hi-Performance, dismantled this car and did the necessary restoration work to put this Z/28 back to its original 1968 race configuration when it won the NHRA world championship title. Every detail is correct, down to the virtually unobtainable original Stahl front drag tires, Stahl tachometer, and rare cowl plenum air cleaner.
According to the original Pennsylvania title that comes with the car, this Camaro was never registered and as a race car, why would it be? As a result, it might be one of the lowest-mileage 1968 Camaros in existence and despite its history at the race track, much of it was in astoundingly original condition. During the 1993 restoration, the floors were replaced, and the hood and trunk lid were replaced with NOS pieces because a previous owner had installed fiberglass reproductions. All the original trim was still on the car and it was fully polished and restored as well. The car's original Corvette Bronze paint was duplicated in 2-stage urethane for a killer shine that will last for another 40 years. You'll note that the stripes have been embedded in the clear and are not decals as original, but this is definitely an improvement. Before you accuse them of taking the easy way out, however, note that they even went so far as to duplicate the decals cut-out around the trunk-mounted "Camaro" emblem most painters paint the strip and just install the badge over it. The quarter panels required a great deal of restoration work, since they had been cut and mangled by a previous owner to fit larger slicks, but those are, indeed, the original quarters.
Once the paint was in place and polished to perfection, Jerry and his team of craftsmen painstakingly duplicated every decal, every stripe, and every letter on the original cars paint scheme. If the original decal was vinyl, the new ones were made in vinyl. If it was hand-painted, it was again hand-painted on the car. Nothing was overlooked, and comparing photos from 1968 and from today, you need to look at the clothes people are wearing to determine which is the original and which is the restored car. Although the car was actively raced for a decade since it was restored, there's very little evidence of it. The chrome is beautiful, the paint is unblemished, and the car is completely show-ready. Of course, we know that the original was never, ever this nice, but it sure is amazing to see it in the flesh looking this spectacular.
Similarly, the interior of this car is 100% original from headliner to carpets. As I mentioned, the car really doesn't have any notable mileage on it, and the driver's seat is the only one to ever carry a human posterior. The only change from original race configuration is the addition of a 6-point roll cage and safety harnesses, which were required when Jerry started campaigning the car competitively, and surely an addition that no purist will object to. You'll also note that this is an original radio delete car with the original block-off plate still in place within the dashboard. The original gauges are bright and clean and the odometer shows a little over 5 miles! An original Stahl tach is perched in its original location on the steering column, and the two original accessory gauges still hang proudly below the center of the dash ahead of the original Hurst shifter. The correct RS wheel is still in place (this is a real RS Z/28 according to the window sticker), the original seats are still soft and comfortable, and the door panels show no signs of elbows ever resting on the armrests. This car is truly a time capsule, not only for race enthusiasts, but for Camaro restorers anxious to see exactly how the factory assembled these cars when they were new. Surprise: they were awfully nice.
The engine is a correct Z/28 302 that has been built largely to the specifications it used in 1968. There's an original 30-30 (Z/28) camshaft in the center of the block acting on a set of solid lifters, a pair of cast iron #3917291 cylinder heads (completely stock, no porting allowed), along with stock rocker arms and valve springs. The intake is a correct 302 aluminum intake, casting #3917610, topped by a Holley #4053, 780 CFM 4-barrel carburetor. Compression is around 11:1, and it currently generates right around 400 horsepower according to Jerry. Shocking that a 400 horsepower car could be a national champion, but when you can launch as hard as this one does (there are photos showing this small block car with its front wheels a foot in the air), it's not surprising. Up top there's an incredibly rare factory cowl plenum air cleaner that draws air from the cowl area instead of from a hood scoop if you can even find one of these today, expect to pay several thousand dollars for it. You'll also notice the twin groove pulleys that were designed to eliminate belt jumping at high speeds (this engines shift points are at 8200 RPM!). Exhaust is handled by a set of Hooker long-tube headers and there is no exhaust system. This monster sounds AMAZING!
Living behind the engine is an as-original Muncie M22 4-speed manual topped by a Hurst shifter. There's a photo in the vast stack of materials that comes with this car that shows Dave Strickler examining the cars transmission during servicing, and thanks to the window sticker, there's no doubt that this was a 4-speed car from the beginning. There's also a 10-inch 3-finger clutch from Advance Clutch Technology, twisting a set of 5.57 gears in the GM 12-bolt out back. It's interesting to note that the car was originally raced with a set of 5.38 gears, and was factory delivered with 4.88s, which were the tallest gears available on the Camaro in 1968.
The suspension is amazingly original, from the as-raced A-arms, springs, and shocks up front, to the leaf springs out back assisted by long traction bars. Factory disc brakes up front and drums out back provide adequate stopping power. You'll notice a fresh stock-type gas tank out back assisted by an electric fuel pump for consistent fuel supply under load. The wheels are original Cragars, with the aforementioned and incredibly rare Stahl skinnies up front and a pair of Mickey Thompson slicks out back.
Documentation? What do you expect when the car is one of the most famous race cars of all time and the restorer is the foremost expert on early Camaros? There are pages and pages and pages of period articles, print features, photographs and other literature that I can't possibly catalog it all. Jerry MacNeish has also compiled several concise histories on the car that are included along with a certificate of authenticity signed by Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins and Susan Strickler, Dave Sticklers widow. As I mentioned earlier, there's also a copy of the original Pennsylvania title and a letter from the National Insurance Crime Bureau that officially identifies this cars VIN as the same one Dave Strickler campaigned in 1968. Then there's the registration from the previous owner dated 7/14/1984, where he paid $1900 for the car. We also have duplicates of the original window sticker, which shows that this is a real 4-speed, Rally Sport Z/28 car, and that it was delivered to Ammon R. Smith Auto Company in York, Pennsylvania when new. Jerry has also collected extensive period photographs of the car, advertisements from Hooker, Pennzoil, Champion and others that feature this car prominently in their advertising. This car was also duplicated as a 1:18 scale model by ExactDetail Replicas, and was featured in much of their advertising as well. There's even a biography on Dave Strickler himself that prominently features the "Old Reliable." This is an absolutely astounding documentation package that removes any doubt about this cars incredible history and provenance.
What else can I say? This car is the real deal, fully documented and restored by the most knowledgeable person in the industry. It is exactly in the smallest details, and has four decades of successful race history behind it (what, you think its history ended in 1969? Jerry MacNeish won quite a bit with it, too!). There are period pieces and equipment on this car that are simply not available anywhere at any price, so duplicating this restoration would be virtually impossible today. The car is in absolute showroom condition throughout and will be welcome at shows around the country. Best of all, it remains in ready-to-race condition, prepared to hammer down the track as it did so successfully 42 years ago. If you are a race fan, a Camaro enthusiast, or both, this is a once-in-a-lifetime car. There's only one of these, and you can bet that the next owner will probably not be interested in selling it for a long, long time. Call now!
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In June of 2005, my girlfriend asked if we could go see War of the Worlds. Tom Cruise was flying high, engrossed in a love that would last forever, and starring in a blockbuster that was getting okay reviews. While I was never a huge fan of popcorn movies, I relented. After two solid hours of explosions and other loud noises, I walked away surprisingly impressed with the effort. While the Academy may ignore this film, I thought, I had had a damned good time. The very next weekend, I visited home and caught up with my father. I told him that I thought War of the Worlds was pretty enjoyable and, since I knew he had seen it with my mother recently, I asked him if he agreed. His face puckered sourly and he muttered "No…no." Then I launched into a litany of guesses, all wrapped in a pseudo-intellectual pose, as to why he disliked the film. Well, sure, it was a silly action movie, but you could do far worse. Spielberg may have "grown up", but he was still a populist director at heart and quite good at directing the kind of movies that Michael Bay was consistently f**king up. And sure, it wasn't deep and didn't leave me with anything besides the faint memory of two enjoyable hours. But wasn't that enough? Dad patiently sat there as his son prattled on for a bit. When I was finally winded, he said "You want to know why I hated that movie? You know that scene in the beginning where Tom Cruise is playing catch with his son?" Sure, I replied. "Well, Tom Cruise throws a baseball like a goddamned girl. He pushes the thing. PUSH. PUSH. How did you not catch that!? It's plain as day. And I'm supposed to think he's a hero!?"
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text: inCarBite Sl-102 Desktop/kitchen dock and powered speaker system for inCarBite iPad® cases Zoom iPad and case not included Back Photos Videos Item #: 139SI102 Be the first to write a review Low Stock $69.99 Was: -$10.50 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Open Box Price Loading... $59.49 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $69.99 New Stock $55.99 Scratch & Dent Buy this item and earn up to 60 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 60 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Our take on the inCarBite Sl-102 by Ralph Graves The Sl-102 dock provides a sturdy base for your iPad in a M2-20-1, M2-20-2, or M2-20-3F iPad case. The powered base automatically recharges your iPad in the M2-20-2 and M2-20-3F cases when you slide the inCarBite case's power strip into the dock's power slot. Sound options Built-in stereo speakers deliver nice, full sound — and not just from your connected iPad. A stereo minijack lets you connect other portable music players as well. The Sl-102 is designed to be mounted either upright or upside down, so there's a switch to reverse the stereo channels. Desktop or kitchen use The circular base features a pop-up charging port for the inCarBite holder. The power slot can be rotated 90 degrees, so you can position your iPad for convenient viewing after locking it in. You can also mount the Sl-102 under a kitchen cabinet — a great option if you look up recipes on your iPad. The dock comes with a screw hole template and the necessary hardware you need to mount it. See more info on this item Highlights:for use with an inCarBite ,M2-20-2, or M2-20-3F iPad casebuilt-in stereo speakersbase can be rotated 90°AC power adapterauxiliary stereo minijack input for a portable music playermounting hardware includeddiameter: 6-3/4", height: 4-3/16" (in up position)warranty: 60 daysOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Kitchen Mount speaker assembly (black) AC adapter with attached 5' DC output cord (DC output: 12V / 2.5A 19" Audio cable (with 3.5mm miniplugs on each end) 3 Self-adhesive rubber feet 3 Screws (M3 x 25mm) 6 Flat washers (Diameter=8mm) 3 Split-lock washers 3 Spacers (Length=13mm) User Manual Mounting Template Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The inCarBite SI-102 is a powered stereo speaker designed for use with the inCarBite iPad cases (139M2201, 139M2202, and 139M2203F, sold separately). The SI-102 can be used as a tabletop unit, or inverted and mounted under a kitchen counter. Once mounted, the iPad case can be swiveled 90°. When not used with the iPad cases, the SI-102 can be used with other portable audio devices, connected through the 3.5mm auxiliary input. Mounting the iPad Case: The SI-102 has a spring-loaded iMount Port which extends when pressed. The iPad case's mounting arm slides into the port and locks into place. The mounting arm of the powered iPad case (139M2202) and the powered case with IR and FM (139M2203F) has 5 electrical contacts which engage with the contacts inside the port to provide power to the iPad for charging. (The non-powered iPad case (139M2201) requires operating the iPad on battery power.) You will need to plug the supplied 3.5mm miniplug cable into the iPad's headphone jack in order to get the audio signal to the speaker. Installing the Speaker: The inCarBite SI-102 comes with three 1" mounting screws for installing the speaker under a kitchen cabinet. The 3 screw holes are 4-5/8" apart. If surface mounting, you can cover the screw holes with the supplied self-adhesive rubber feet. Connections and Controls: The SI-102 has the following connections and controls: Connections: Aux In: stereo 3.5mm minijack input for connecting the iPad, iPod, or other portable audio device DC In: DC barrel connector for use with the supplied AC adapter Controls: Volume: rotary volume control for speaker Stereo Reversal: A-B switch for reversing the stereo signal (Position A for desktop use, Position B for kitchen cabinet mount) Power: toggle switch to turn the power on or off Dimensions: The SI-102 has the following dimensions: Outside Diameter: 6.705" Height: iMount Port Retracted: 2.629", Port Extended: 4.153" Be the first to review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. 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