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A Week of Food and Drink in New Orleans
When the waiter at Commander's Palace told me that the soft shell crabs on the menu in October were fresh and not frozen, I scoffed. Everyone knows that the season for soft shell blue crabs in the Gulf and along [...]
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Mesamérica 2014 – More Perspectives on Food in Mexico – Day One
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'Ink Bandits' hit local Office Max•NORCROSS - A group of five shoplifters known as the "Ink Bandits" have targeted three Office Max stores for theft of ink cartridges, according to police reports. The manager of an Office Max store at 5270 Peachtree Parkway in Norcross told police that three women and two men, all Hispanic, appear to be working together. Two pairs of suspects distracted employees on Sunday while a fifth suspect loaded a storage tote full of ink cartridges. The group fled in a brown Chrysler minivan with Forsyth County plates. The manager said the thieves also struck the Alpharetta and Gainesville Office Max stores. Man exposes himself at park•DACULA - An unidentified man was seen exposing himself Sunday in Dacula Park at 205 Dacula Road. A visitor to the park said he saw the man only from the back and noticed his pants were down around his ankles, according to a police report. The suspect ran away when he realized he had been noticed. The witness was unable to provide a physical description of the offender. He may be driving a light blue Toyota Corolla or similar vehicle, the police report stated. Man arrested after slapping wife•NORCROSS - A Norcross man was arrested Sunday after admittedly slapping his wife in the face at their Lake Colony apartment in Norcross, according to police reports. The wife told an officer that she and her husband, 18-year-old Jose Orozco, got into an argument about their baby being sick and he struck her in the face. The officer didn't see any bruising to substantiate the wife's claim, but then Orozco voluntarily admitted he did it. He said "Yeah. I slapped her. She never listens to me," according to a police report. Due to the testimonial evidence, Orozco was jailed on a charge of simple battery. - From staff reports
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Georgia navigated some significant obstacles in a frenzied second half to hold off and then put away LSU, notching an important 91-78 victory Thursday night in Stegeman Coliseum.
The Bulldogs won for the first time in more than two weeks, snapping a three-game losing skid against a team that was in a groove.
LSU trimmed a 13-point halftime lead to 48-45 in less than five minutes as Bulldogs coach Mark Fox ditched his jacket and not long after directed his displeasure at veteran official Mike Kitts, drawing a technical foul.
Georgia leading scorer Charles Mann hit the floor hard and was down for a couple of minutes after falling on his ribs after getting blocked after trying to dunk on LSU's Jordan Mickey with 9:52 to go with the Bulldogs up a 61-53, but returned after a few minutes, and the Bulldogs pulled away.
"That's a heck of a win for our young people," coach Mark Fox said. "As we build our team, our program, you have to have belief in yourself, you have to have belief through adversity. We had a tough 10 days where we didn't play very well and we stuck it out, hung together and kept getting better and got to work this week and we beat a terrific basketball team. I'm proud of our win because we beat a very good team in an absolute battle."
Georgia (11-10, 5-4 SEC) shot a sizzling 60 percent from floor, a season-high.
"We were a sound basketball team tonight," said forward Nemanja Djurisic. "We played together."
Djurisc had team-high 17 points and six rebounds and threw down a two-handed dunk and completed a three-point play for a 75-65 lead with 6:40 to go. Freshman J.J. Frazier hit a couple of key 3-pointers.
Mann scored 16 with four assists and forward Marcus Thornton had a career-high 15 points and 10 rebounds in a game Fox said his team played "extremely well."
Mann returned to the game with 6:40 to go and the Bulldogs rolled to the victory.
"He's a tough player," Djurisic said. "I knew he was going to take a few minutes, but get back up."
Said Mann: "I was going to go back no matter what. I didn't care what to happen. I wanted to win."
LSU (14-7, 5-4 SEC) which had forwards Johnny O'Bryant and Shavon Coleman foul out late in the second half, had won four of its previous five games.
The Tigers got 19 from Mickey and guard Andre Stringer, but O'Bryant was held in check. He averaged 26 points in the last two games but finished with nine in 14 minutes.
"His foul trouble was key for us because we were able to build a lead when he was on the bench," Fox said.
The Bulldogs mustered 54, 54 and 67 points in their straight losses to Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Auburn while guards Kenny Gaines and Juwan Parker battled through injuries but the Bulldogs are now close to full strength.
"Tonight, we were mature, we helped each other and we had a couple of days to practice and get our rhythm back, quite frankly," Fox said.
"This is definitely a key game to get it turned around and going in the right direction," Thornton said. "A big game for us."
Georgia entered the game with an SEC worst 10 assists per game, but matched that number in the first 20 minutes with six different players getting assists. The Bulldogs scored 16 of their first 18 points in the paint, but LSU made its run in the second half as the Bulldogs gave way on the boards.
"We put our foot down and decided we were going to turn it around," said Thornton, who made six of eight from the floor.
"We had a few moments where we were a little bit heated and made some mistakes in the second half," Djurisic said.
Fox said he couldn't remember the specific play that got him fired up — "it was a physical game" — but appeared to be upset with a no call on a Thornton drive.
Djurisic and Mann calmed Fox down after his technical.
"I was fine to be honest with you," Fox said. "I appreciate their poise. Part of that was to get them to rally and stand up and be men, too. It's just part of the game. They did a nice job."
Fox noted he doesn't "have long to enjoy," this one.
The Bulldogs turn around and host Texas A&M Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Stop whining, will you. Yes, yes, I know you had your genitals mutilated with a razor blade, and … yawn … don't tell me yet again, I know you aren't allowed to drive a car, and you can't leave the house without a male relative, and your husband is allowed to beat you, and you'll be stoned to death if you commit adultery. But stop whining, will you. Think of the suffering your poor American sisters have to put up with.
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Busting Brackets had a chance to do a little Q and A with Troy Machir of Sporting News fame. For those who are (somehow) unaware, Troy used to be a big deal for college basketball. I mean, he still is, but as far as covering the sport on a daily basis. Before joining Sporting News as a Associate Social Media Director, Mr. Machir was a member of NBC Sports' really good College Basketball Talk (CBT).
Okay. Okay. You didn't come here to listen to me gibber-jabber. Everyone wants their Troy Machir fix. So, um, here (Busting Brackets in bold font, Tory in that fancy-smancy Italic):
Troy, college basketball is considered a relatively niche sport. When did you fall in love with it and how did that result in you covering it?
I was born a CBB fan. I grew up in Washington, D.C., where college football is nonexistent. My mom and dad went to Georgetown, and were diehard fans. My Saturdays as a child were built around Big East basketball.
Growing up, it was always my dream to be a college basketball player. If that didn't happen (Which, c'mon I'm 6-3 and haven't been able to dunk since 2004 and have a terrible jumper), I knew I wanted to work in CBB. During my senior year in college, I joined my buddy Rob Dauster on his college basketball blog and things kinda took off from there.
Even though CBB can be considered niche, it does have a really tight community between its fans and the people who cover it. How do you think the CBB community is different from others? Can you give any examples of how the community has altered your daily routine?
In my opinion, the fans and game atmospheres are what makes college hoops so truly unique. There's just something special about being packed in a small arena like sardines on a cold winter afternoon screaming at the top of your lungs. Sure, all fan bases pro and college have great traditions, so it's hard to say how college hoops really differs from any other sport, because all fans are unique. Though, I will say, I'm glad college hoops isn't college football. Some of those fans are truly delusional.
You and Rob Dauster (CBT, your former BIAH bestie) have some of the most interesting Twitter exchanges. You're clearly friends, but if Twitter had a "punch button" (in the same way Facebook has a poke button), how many times would you hit it on a tweet directed at you from Dauster? Side question, who is a better baller: You or Dauster?
Rob is one of my closest and dearest friends. I lived with him for two years and spent a month in the car with him driving around the country covering hoops. I wouldn't be a good friend if I didn't admit that I wanted to crack him in the side of the head no less than 35 times.
Honestly, the Twitter banter we have is so great. I think it helps us relieve stress because we can absolutely rip into each other, and for the most part (I've crossed the line once or thrice) it doesn't faze either of us. But now that we don't work together and don't live together, people definitely think we hate each other. Every now and then we will get tweets asking us why we dislike the other so much. But in truth, he's one of my best friends and there are very few people I'd rather sit down at a bar and watch sports with other than him.
Now, as for hoops, it's pretty simple. Rob is a much, much MUCH better shooter than I am. He's a gunner with decent ball skills but nothing else. He's one-dimensional. I'm a defensive juggernaut and high-post passing wizard. I'm the ultimate stat sheet stuffer. Sure, he played college hoops and I didn't, but C'mon, this is D-III we're talking about. Although we've never actually played one-on-one, it would probably end in a stalemate because neither of us are in the best shape.
You're probably most (Internet?) famous for your College Basketball Must Follow Lists. Oddly enough, it seems like some bloggers/writers get real mad when you don't include them. First, it's obviously a ton of work (especially the full database version), how long does it take and how do you decide who goes on them? Secondly, have you ever regretted doing them now that people expect it to come out yearly?
I love doing the lists. One of the reasons I gravitated to college hoops is because of the enormity of the sport. There are over 350 different teams. So new information and content is always becoming available. Instead of tackling the same subjects most other writers do, I've always focused towards topics that people haven't touched. Plus, coming up with a list like this required a tremendous amount of research, which I love to do. The first one I did back in 2010 took forever, probably a month or so of at least an hour a day. After all, the internet is a vast, always changing place, so it is extremely difficult to keep up with everything.
While there are people out there who know the Xs & Os better than me, I really made it a goal of mine to know more about the news/media/blog landscape than anybody else. I like to think that I have a great understanding of it, and while it's tough to fit EVERYBODY on the list, I like to think I do an adequate job.
You've covered CBB in a variety of different roles and have a great sense of what is going on in the realm of the sport. Who do you think has the most insane/irrational fanbase in the nation?
That's a good question. I think the Kentucky and Louisville fan bases have the largest number of nutjobs among them, but they are also probably the two biggest fan bases in the country, so it kinda makes sense. The crazy Louisville fans are more hateful, the crazy Kentucky fans are more ridiculous. I'll also throw in Cincinnati fans as well, some of them tend to be pretty aggressive. All the large traditional powerhouses have a good number of irrational fans, but with good reason.
Now, to make new friends. Who do you think has the most rational?
It's tough to generalize about fan bases because they are so diverse. Marquette fans seem to be pretty understanding and knowledgeable most of the time and they treat me well on Twitter, so I'll go with them.
Kentucky is Kentucky, Duke is Duke and so on. What other programs who are not exactly elite do you think have a chance to bubble up and join them within the next few years and why? Sleeping or soon to be giants if you will…
If Gonzaga ever makes a Final Four, you'd have to assume the discussion would turn to them finally being an "elite" program, but we have to wait until that happens.
If Gregg Marshall stays at Wichita State, that's a program that is going to be not just a "mid-major power," but a national power for the next handful of years. The Shockers Final-Four run was no fluke.
Other than that, we know what teams have a chance to be successful for decades at a time, the UCLAs, Michigan States, Michigans, Indianas, Floridas, etc. They're not going anywhere.
College hoops is benefiting from all the "super-freshmen" this season. Even with Wiggins, Parker, Randle, etc., do you think players like Marcus Smart and Dougie Fresh are essentially being forgotten about by casual fans because they are not new and shiny? Even as people who cover the sport, don't we sometimes push established players to the side for the sake of potential too often?
I don't think anybody is forgetting about Marcus Smart or Doug McDermott. In fact, if you were to ask 10 completely random casual fans, Id bet that a majority of them would be able to identify Doug McDermott over Aaron Gordon.
Is the national broadcast media pushing aside a bevy of players for the sake of a handful of freshman? Yes that case can certainly be made. But the general CBB media knows what's out there. They know that the Marshall Hendersons, Jahii Carons, and even the Elfrid Paytons of the world deserve recognition.
I'm not too old. You're not too old. Still, this has to be one of the more exciting regular seasons that college basketball has had in recent memory. Do you think an old man who claims the 70s and 80s were a better time for college hoops would feel the same? (follow up) If he did, would you punch him in the throat?
On any given night, I have four games on my laptop at once, a game on my IPad and a game on my TV. Sorry old man, hoops is MUCH MUCH better today.
BB Note: That is all code for, Troy is more than okay with beating up on old people.
The new handcheck rules were created (really, reemphasized) to increase scoring and decrease contact. I feel it's worth a few months of iffy-hoops if it means the sport will eventually look less like a YMCA pickup game and more like basketball. Still, people seem really unhappy with it and are (rightfully so) bothered by the length of some games. What is your stance on the new handcheck rules?
I don't like it from a pure viewing aspect. Games are longer, the pace is choppy, and there are way too many stoppages. I've always enjoyed watching teams trade possessions, shot after shot, without having to call timeouts or go to the foul line. It makes for a better product.
People who complain about CBB usually use the pace, scoring, talent or things of that nature as a way to put it down. Some of us enjoy CBB for being different from the NBA or for other reasons. What do you say to the folks who constantly talk trash about CBB?
I'm all for people preferring pro ball over college ball. I get it. I also get preferring the college game over watching the Bobcats vs. the Raptors. To each his own. But personally, I'd take a Big Ten game on a cold January week night over the Heat vs. The Clippers on a Sunday afternoon. Again, it's personal preference and I get it.
Tell us why Andy Enfield, FGCU or anyone else involved with ripping Dunk City from your clutches owes you money.
I just want some damn recognition. It's pretty simple really. I was the first to use it on Twitter (On the @CBTonNBC account the school repackaged my tweet and it took off. Man if they gave me a #DunkCity t-shirt with my name on the back, I'd be cool with letting this thing go but until that happens, I won't stop complaining.
Finally, can you leave us with a funny story or anecdote about anything related to CBB and yourself? I mean, the people want to know or something.
Oh this is easy. The Finals of the 2011 Big East Tournament. The Kemba Tourney. I'm sitting on the section 200 press row with Rob, like right above where the players enter the court. UConn and Louisville are in overtime at Madison Square Garden, and the entire place is standing. It's as loud as it's been all week. The Cardinals call a timeout to draw up final play when Rob taps me on my shoulder and tells me to look down the row. And there, roughly five yards away from us, was some guy absolutely PASSED OUT ASLEEP on press row, head hanging over the top of his chair and everything.
I mean, it's one thing to fall asleep at a Maine vs. Binghamton game, but this is OVERTIME OF THE BIG EAST TOURNAMENT FINALS AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Now I have to assume he was a media member because he was sitting on press row, but we never found out because umm, it was the finals of the Big East Tournament and we had more important things to do. But man oh man, I will never ever forget looking over and seeing some dude passed out as Mike Marra missed a game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Busting Brackets would like to thank Troy for his time. If you like college hoops, sports in general or any form of Twitter banter and pop-culture references, follow him @TroyMachir
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Wyndham Cleveland at PlayhouseSquare is located center stage of downtown Cleveland's theater and business district. All Non-Smoking guest rooms with Luxurious BeWell® bedding, duvet blanket and feather pillows. SMART ™ lounge chair and workstation with built-in power source, 50 MB WIFI, 32" Flat Screen TV's, cable & pay-per view, oversized desk with Herman...
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Excellent 9.0
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Good 7.7
Just very expensive for less than 24 hours in the hotel and it cost me over $300 for the room and the valet parking was $25 per day which totaled $50, to park my car for 27 hours. Arrived at 11:30 am left the next day at 2:30 pm.
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Excellent 9.0
It was very clean abd the staff were very friendly.
Excellent 10.0
Stayed two nights in July 2013. Very clean rooms. Accessible location. Tower City mall is at connected and you don't have to go outside to get to the Horseshoe casino. Nice facility and the staff was very warm and friendly. Will make this my Cleveland hotel of choice when I am in town. I've stayed in major hotels across the USA for many years and this is at the top of my list for excellence. You get what you pay for.
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Excellent 10.0
Staff was super friendly.
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Welcome to our DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Cleveland Downtown – Lakeside. Conveniently located just off I-90, our warm and welcoming Cleveland hotel overlooks the shores of Lake Erie and offers close proximity to popular Cleveland attractions. Located just 20 minutes north of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) and one block south of Burke Lakefront...
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the epicenter of entertainment, sports and dining.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Cleveland-Downtown. The Hampton Inn® hotel in Cleveland-Downtown occupies the heart of downtown. When you stay at our hotel in Cleveland, you'll be in walking distance to Cleveland's best sports, entertainment and dining. We're mere minutes from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Muse...
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Good 6.6
Staff was friendly and accommodating down to the valet parking staff.
No room service.
Excellent 10.0
Great location for Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and Progressive Field and downtown restaurants all with in walking distance of hotel.
there was nothing I didn't like.
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With a stay at University Hotel & Suites in Cleveland, you'll be close to Cleveland State University and Cleveland Clinic. This hotel is within close proximity of Wolstein Center and PlayhouseSquare Centre. Make yourself at home in one of the 161 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming...
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Mediocre 2.6
This hotel is in a run down looking part of town and doesn't feel very safe. It's physical presence fits in with the other run down buildings there. There were broken windows on the hotel as we pulled up. The first key we got was to a room that was already occupied, so we had to go back down and get another key. The room smelled horrible. The towels and pillows weren't exactly clean. Under the beds had not been cleaned either as there were crumbs and dust under them.
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I expected a nicer room. The key cards to both the elevator and room failed three times in one night, and we didn't get them near anything to de-magnetize them. The room amenities were disappointing. I'd rather stay in a Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn Express for less than half the price and nicer.
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Good 7.7
Complimentary refreshments in the lobby. Great cookies, coffee, tea and water. After walking around the city its wonderful to be able to grab a quick bite and drink upon entering the hotel without having to dig for $. Staff was friendly and more than willing to help. Pool and spa were also great.
Lobby couches were worn out, hotel shuttle was limited.
Excellent 10.0
Very strong air freshener in the room, almost to the point of overwhelming.
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Good 8.0
The fact that you have access Cleveland Clinic.
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The room was comfortable and spacious. The hotel staff was accommodating.
The prices for room service were ridiculous. 25 dollars for a chicken salad and rolls is ridiculous.We went with two other couples, and the hotel staff had no problem putting our rooms next to each other. The entire hotel was gorgeous. Everyone was very polite and accommodating. We had a great time.
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Poor 2.0
I called up days ahead of time to make sure we had 2 beds. When I got to the hotel they gave me a room with only one bed. THe front desk later did not work with us, and just sent up a cot. She made the issue more of a problem.
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Excellent 9.0
The staff was very attentive and breakfast was really terrific.
Excellent 10.0
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Good 8.0
Nice place to stay - the room was nice - not great- but nice... and clean! The staff was very friendly and helpful. The lounge and dining were a nice place to spend some time, though the dinner menu was rather expensive. Still, overall I would definitely stay there again and would recommend it to friends and family. I don't recall there being a free breakfast, but perhaps that was my error?
Mediocre 4.0
Not a Hilton. Don't make the mistake of ordering a double, they will place you at the oppisite end of the empty hotel in the kids all night noise thumping section.
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Good 8.0
The hotel downtown in Cleveland is great for location to all the restaurants and stadiums. The staff was very helpful room was well kept but the bed itself was dated and gave little support.
Good 8.0
Nice and clean and ready to go. Nice that they have beer and snacks down at the front desk for purchase.
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What is the silliest thing you ever did to get a guy's attention? Or what do you normally do to get a guys attention? +2 for every answer
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I used to sing REALLY loudly and REALLY badly to try and get his attention._.
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you can juste talk to him or you can still look at a guy to take his attention or talk about something that he loves
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The silliest thing? Be a bitch to him and not pay attention to him... (he even invited me to go eat lunch with him like... I MISSED IT) and I usually start by eye flirting, then get myself alone so he can come up and talk to me.
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if i see him like looking over ill do something silly like start dancing
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I had read somewhere that they were in talks with Robbie Godhigh from GT. Is this ALL of the FA signees as of right now?
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what happened to last years free agent? the kid that was wrongly accused and got out of jail. then they put him on a practice squad or Europe or something?
To not take a chance on Isiah Crowell makes no sense. This kid was the real deal as a freshman before his problems. I have not heard of any injuries of significance, and he has cleaned up his life. His only issue as a freshman was not being in good enough physical shape to last long in a game. That should not be a problem after playing for more years, the training in the NFL and his likely sharing of reps on the team.
Look for Jeff Mathews, Walker May, and Jerome Smith to make taxi-squad. Give them each a year or two to grow and learn, and should injury ahead of them occur, they'll be ready to step in and step up. (Mathews will take few lumps when thrown into fire, but he may also just provide you with some good, steady play.)
The list of undrafted players for the Falcons don't have any players that made the typical lists in the news. For example, the SEAHAWKS got DE Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas to show up at their camp! Jeffcoat has a much better chance of making the Falcons roster than the Seahawks and the Falcons should've drafter him in the 7th along with Antonio Richardson, Dion Bailey, Craig Loston and a bunch of other players. Understandably, these pro teams have great staffs to evaluate players, but can they be totally WRONG about the players I just listed? Are the ones they are bringing in as undrafted free agents BETTER? These players played on good teams with good competition.
I see just down a couple of comments...Isiah Crowell. I would like to see him go head to head against Devonta Freeman in minicamp!
Christian Jones and Tiny Richardson are missing so this list is worthless. It looks like the draft after round 2.
Watching free agents do well in preseason and making teams are usually great stories.
Which undrafted free agent(s) will Rise Up and make this years team?
Anyone picked up Isiah Crowell, or did his NFL Combine numbers do him in?
Oh look,another couple of OLB s in the 6'2 255 size range and two more runstuffing interior Defensive Linemen...Go Falcons!
For Further proof that the South dominates football, both pro and college, look at the top 6 picks in the 2014 NFL draft and you will find they all reside.......IN THE SOUTH. Jadaveon Clowney is from South Carolina, Greg Robinson is from Alabama, Blake Bortles is from Florida, Sammy Watkins is from South Carolina, Khalil Mack is from Florida, and Jake Matthews is from Texas. Actually it might be top 7, because I don't know where Mike Evans is from, I know he played for Texas A&M though. If that is not proof that the SOUTH dominates football, then I don't know what is.
Man does TD like players from the North.
dortrk......you might take a chance on a quality player you what to draft that has personal problems but to bring in a free agent with the same problems is insane. Mr. AC Leonard is going to have to live with poor decisions, just like the rest of us.
UGA has 2 and I'm sure there are other OG out there that are better interior linemen than what Atlanta has currently after Blalock.
I'm all for the Falcons taking SEC players. I just wish they would have done more in the draft after Jake Matthews instead of those slow players from up north schools. And secondly why all the Tennessee undrafted players? Wasn't Tenn one of the worst teams last year in the SEC?
I guess the homophobic posters are going to come out of the woodwork.
That bow tie is the gayest thing Ive seen since Michael Sam in the locker room.
I would love to see Falcons take a chance on TE A.C. Leonard from Tennessee State. Reminds me of Jim Mitchell. Does have some character issues but might be worth a look as a FA. Also LB Christian Jones from FSU.
@HotDawg He didn't make the team. He was let go on the last cutdown day.
I am a Dawg fan and will be the first to admit Isiah will not add up to anything in the NFL. The talent is there, the commitment is not.
apparently he is already signed or was drafted by Cleveland.
I wish him well. Has had no trouble recently. Hopefully has matured and turned his life around. If he didn't get drafted, I wouldn't have minded the Falcons giving him a free agent try-out.
@RafeHollister Cleveland Browns.
@ftputt I agree, and I have never understood it. The premiere players in football come from the South, as well as a few from California. However, I will say at certain positions TD does seem to actually go South of the Mason-Dixon line, such as WR. Julio Jones is from Alabama, Roddy White (although not a TD pick) is from South Carolina, Harry Douglas is from Georgia, Devin Hester is from Florida, and Darius Johnson is from Texas. I have noticed the lack of Georgia Bulldogs on the roster though, I honestly can't think of one right now. If I was a GM I would get 90 percent of my players from SEC schools and small schools around the South such as SMU, Troy, Ala-Birmingham, etc. Then I would fill in the last 10 percent with the elite of the elite from Division 2 and 3 schools. I just have never been impressed with anybody coming out of the Big 10, Big East, or any school up North. Not saying they don't have good players, I just personally think the kids from the South are bigger, stronger, faster, quicker and have a bigger passion for the game of football. Watch out for Devonta Freeman out of FSU, kid is a beast.
@ftputt why do we need guys that can play in the cold if we win we can have most playoff games in the ATL in the DOME?
@stinkypinky didn't UGa get LUCKY to beat the VOLS in OT last year?
The LB from Syracuse is hardly slow, check your facts.
I don't know about the homophobic remark. But I do agree that I hate the bow tie look. I posted to D-Led a couple of days ago about why is it that everybody is going to the Pee Wee Herman look? If you notice, everybody nowadays wearing the bow tie is also wearing a smedium/xtra medium tight suit w/ high water pants. All they need to go with it is the white platform shoes, red granny bike, and "pointed arrow" haircut.
Akeem Dent played for UGA. Duhhh
Care to guess where the current Falcons QB went to school?
@TheMonger @ftputt Akeem Dent, UGA linebacker for the Falcons.
@TheMonger I guess you forgot that the ACC puts the 2nd most players in the NFL year in and year out.


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Personally, I don't believe this suspension is long enough.
Watching the play, it is quite obvious that the elbow wasn't merely just an accidental over-celebration.
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- Feb. 21, 2001: As a Chicago Bull, one game for his role in an in-game altercation with the Milwaukee Bucks' Glenn Robinson
- Jan. 4, 2003: As an Indiana Pacer, three games for throwing a television monitor and a cameraman's camera onto the floor following the conclusion of a game vs. the New York Knicks.
- Jan. 29, 2003: With the Pacers, four games for confronting and making physical contact with Miami Heat coach Pat Riley, for taunting the Miami bench, for committing a flagrant foul-2 on Caron Butler (pushing him into the stands) and making an obscene gesture toward fans.
- March 9, 2003: With the Pacers, one game for exceeding the maximum allowable flagrant foul points in a season.
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- Nov. 21, 2004: With the Pacers, 73 games (and 13 games during the team's playoff run) for his role in an in-game incident between Indiana and the Detroit Pistons.
- April 24, 2006: With the Kings, one game for making contact with the head of San Antonio Spur Manu Ginobili with his forearm.
- July 14, 2007: With the Kings, seven games for pleading "nolo contendre" to infliction of injury on a spouse.
- May 5, 2011: With the Lakers, one game for swinging his arm and striking the face of the Dallas Mavericks' J.J. Barea.
If there's one thing we know, it's that this is a guy who simply has never learned his lesson. He's volatile and dangerous on AND off the court, and he's a menace to the league.
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BRISTOL — The No. 7 Mount Abraham Union High School field hockey team on Tuesday overwhelmed visiting No. 10 Springfield, 4-0, in a first-round Division II playoff game.
The 7-7 Eagles will next play at another area field hockey team, No. 2 Otter Valley (the 11-2 Marble Valley League A Division champ), in a Friday quarterfinal at 3:45 p.m.
The third local squad, Middlebury (7-4-2), earned the No. 4 seed in D-I and will host No. 5 South Burlington (8-5) on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Back in March I predicted in print the American League pennant races. It turns out the smartest thing I wrote was this:
"Well, to start with, the standard disclaimer: Who knows?"
This, not so smart: "2014? Well, the Sox look good."
I expected Boston to compete with the Yankees for a Wild Card playoff berth. To be fair, the Yankees remain in the Wild Card race despite losing four-fifths of their projected starting rotation.
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On June 3, the No. 10 seeded North Country Union High School baseball team, owner of an 8-8 record, made a 340-mile, five-and-a-half-hour round trip to face No. 7 Brattleboro, a 10-6 team, in the first round of the Division I playoffs. The Falcons predictably lost to the Colonels, 9-1.
ADDISON COUNTY — Although the high school sports playoff season is in full swing, only one postseason game was scheduled before the Wednesday morning deadline for this edition of the Independent: The Mount Abraham boys' soccer team, the top seed in Division II, hosted No. 16 Bellows Falls on Tuesday afternoon — see story on Page 1B.
MIDDLEBURY — The top-seeded Middlebury Union High School girls' lacrosse team scored the final five goals of Tuesday's Division II semifinal to turn back a challenge from No. 4 Mount Mansfield, 15-10.
To no one's surprise, the 13-2 Tigers will meet No. 2 South Burlington in the D-II final. In Tuesday's other semifinal, the Rebels turned aside No. 3 Rutland, 17-12.
VERGENNES — The host Vergennes Union High School baseball team hit well and took advantage of early Middlebury defensive lapses in a Friday Division II quarterfinal, and VUHS earned a surprisingly one-sided 16-4 win.
Every player in the VUHS starting lineup reached base, and all but one scored.
"We haven't been hitting the ball that well," said VUHS coach George Ringer. "Today we actually started to hit the baseball."
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) — James McDonald pitched into the eighth inning in the Pirates' 3-1 win over the Houston.
The Pirates had seven hits – three from Ryan Doumit – as they improved their record to 65-76 on a rainy Monday afternoon at PNC Park.
McDonald (9-7, 3.98) struck out six and allowed just one run over 7 and 1-3 innings. He threw 91 pitches.
Houston scored first when Jose Altuve tripled on a fly ball, batting in Henry Sosa in the third.
The Pirates took the lead after Doumit got an RBI double and Josh Harrison drove in another run on a line drive single in the fourth.
Derrek Lee's home run gave the Pirates an insurance run in the eighth to take the win.
Joel Hanrahan picked up this 35th save after allowing two hits in the ninth. He walked one batter and struck out one.
Houston starter Henry Sosa (2-3) allowed two runs and six hits in six innings. The Astros have lost four straight.
Carlos Lee had his 14-game hitting streak snapped when he went hitless in three at-bats.
The start of the game was delayed 56 minutes by rain and, with more storms on the way, two teams playing out the string hustled through a steady drizzle.