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Posted by Royce Young
There's no surprise here, but Andrew Bynum is suspended for next year's first five games and has also been docked $25,000 for his vicious foul on J.J. Barea at the end of Game 4 against Dallas.
The suspension is for the foul, the fine is for removing his jersey before he exited the floor. The league deemed it "unnecessary and excessive contact."
Of course the suspension takes effect next season because Bynum's team has been eliminated. It's yet to be seen if Bynum will actually serve it to start the season since, you know, he's always hurt at the start of the season.
Bynum apologized for the foul today saying it wasn't a reflection on him or his upbringing. No doubt it was an awful play and the league is hitting him with a pretty harsh penalty. For a similar foul on Michael Beasley during the regular season, Bynum was hit with just a one-game suspension. The circumstances here though were much different.
In most cases, non-fighting penalties are no more than two games. But probably because Bynum is a repeat offender and because the foul was some completely ridiculous.
Five games is a pretty hefty suspension and I think it sends a pretty strong message. The league didn't like the cheap shot and Bynum will pay for it. Total, Bynum's suspension and fine will cost him $677,272. I wonder if it was worth it?
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Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Posted on: May 10, 2011 6:57 pm
Edited on: May 10, 2011 7:07 pm
Category: NBA
Tags: Andrew Bynum, J.J. Barea, Los Angeles Lakers
Since: May 13, 2010
Posted on: May 13, 2011 9:05 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Good coment storks, good perspective from a Mavs fan. I agree about Stern. You can't even talk to officials nowadays without getting T'd up. Let's be honest, the refs are really bad in the NBA. I always hear people talk about how good they are but they always call a tight game on one end of the court and a loose game on the other end. Stern allows that shit. Coaches can't talk either without getting fined by Stern. You can't even cuss on the court anymore, the league is getting pussified. So is the NFL under Goodell. I can't stand either one of these guys. You can't honestly tell me the league isn't rigged like the WWF. The big topic this year was small market teams and the Miami Heat. They were talking about consolidating the league because the small market teams couldn't compete. Who is going to be in the NBA Finals from the west, guaranteed a small market team. Conspiracy? Tim Donaghy swears Stern told him to make the Lakers win against the Kings, in a game where LA shot over 20 free throws in the 4th qtr. I believe it. Stern is as dirty as him, the NBA is a fixed league. The refs can control the tempo and flow of games which enables the team who plays by their tempo to have an advantage. This is why once the Lakers lose, I stop watching. I sometimes which I didn't love the Lakers so much I could quit watching even them play, but I can't.
Since: May 12, 2011
Posted on: May 12, 2011 12:34 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Bynum gave a cheap shot. Pretty nasty. Biggest man on the court, smallest man on the court. Im a Mavs fan. Bynum taught little man a lesson for entering a lane full of giants. Guys that are much taller, and weigh a lot. These men are giants. Barea is a small man. Barea can also dribble and finish in the lane. Bynum had enough. The series was over. Barea should not have been such a fool. He should have just taken a dumb ass jump shot, hell a 3 pointer even. Basketball is about letting little guys know whos tougher and who will teach your small ass a lesson. It's why people dont want to drive the lane for fear of a hard foul. Nevertheless a giant man. A man that makes millions of dollars to make his presense known in the paint. I think the fine was fair, but I would have only given him 3 days tops. Basketball needs to stay a tough sport. Its an element of the game you dont want taken away. But now the fuhrer David Stern fines the hell outta people. He thinks he is the powerful oh mighty OZ. He loves to screw people over for opening their mouth and expressing their opinions. I hope that the NBA will get rid of his stupid ass, and get someone who lets shit slide a little. So they dont have to act like little pussies all the time.
Since: May 13, 2010
Posted on: May 11, 2011 8:54 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Do you hear you guy's speak? There have been much worse fouls in the NBA, Now you guy's who swear Bynum is a thug, he is a bitch, he is this and that want Dallas to do the same thing back to him. You guy's are complaining about something you want done in return. So it is ok to try to hurt someone in retaliation? You fools are retarded. Guaranteed this blows over and Dallas will not retaliate. IN the regular season Jason Terry pushed Steve Blake when Blake had a wide open layup in a game the Lakers were dominating the Mavs in. I never called him anything and the Lakers never retaliated. Get the f over it! Seems like the Laker haters are more upset that we are out of the playoffs than the Laker fans. You guys love talking about us huh? Without LA there is no story in the NBA. That's why all you dumbasses hold on to dear life this Bynum story? Dude made a mistake, how bout you guys just leave it at that. Go Lakers!
Since: Nov 30, 2008
Posted on: May 11, 2011 8:41 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
But Bynum hit Barea out of frustration ! If the game were tight and the series tied, I could see a clean hard foul but the Lakers were committing fouls after the fact because they were losing by a large amount !
Since: Dec 7, 2008
Posted on: May 11, 2011 2:50 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Bynum gets what he gets but I dont think it should be five games, I think it should be ten games.
Since: Mar 20, 2009
Posted on: May 11, 2011 2:26 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
Bynum deserved what he got, and maybe should have gotten more. But the NBA owners have toughened the rules on fouls and fighting to protect their financial investments, not because the fans don't like fighting. Hard fouls were more a part of the game back in the day, and players would have each other's backs. And they would now if they were allowed to do so.
I remember Magic Johnston taking out Isiah Thomas coming down the lane in a late 80's Finals game and there was no punishment for it. Magic said after the game that if a little guy is going to come into the lane he's better expect to get hammered. I like hockey partially because of the old school mentality where you don't get mad, you get even. But even that sport has toughened their rules as the salaries have increased.
Since: Sep 14, 2010
Posted on: May 11, 2011 2:05 pm
Fat Boy Couldn't Find A Man To Hit
I guess the FAT BOY couldn't find a man to hit so hits a little 5 foot boy. If he had played for anybody other than the Lakers with his record it would have been 10 games & 100K. He gets a almost free ride compared to what he makes just like the rest of the Lakers. The NBA loves them some Laker THUGS.
Since: Aug 23, 2006
Posted on: May 11, 2011 1:49 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
The foul on Beasley should've been a five game suspension. The foul on Barea should be 50 games.
Since: Nov 12, 2006
Posted on: May 11, 2011 1:28 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
BTW, I am hearing that in adition to the foul on Beasley, this year, in the past he mugged Gerald Wallace and broke his rib and puntured his lung. I just read that on the message board, so I cannot vouch for it's authenicity. Did he in fact do that to Wallace?
I'll let you decide. I don't know what, if any injuries, Wallace sustained, but it looks like the same foul basically.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbcjL7AVxMA
Incidentally, he tried throwing an elbow on Shaq once. Shaq threw a forearm back and Bynum started looking off into space like he had no clue what was going on. He's not a man, he's a bully.
Since: Nov 12, 2006
Posted on: May 11, 2011 1:08 pm
Bynum fined $25,000, suspended five games
can't believe no one on Dallas didn't immediately take a shot at Bynum...way to protect your teammate...You do realize that Bynum didn't play after that, so your decision would have been for a player who was advancing in the playoffs to get himself suspended for fighting as Bynum walked to the locker room? That's not protecting your teammate, that's just a dumb move. Wouldn't it be ironic if little JJ "fell" into Bynum's knee early next season?


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INDIANAPOLIS – Eyeing the free agent bloodbath on the horizon, Chicago Bears general manager Jerry Angelo preached "sobriety in the marketplace" – the act of keeping your head, spending money wisely, and not corrupting prices in the NFL's free agent period.
"Because you have the money," Angelo said, "doesn't mean you have to spend all the money."
In a way, it sounded like a verbal white flag from the team most likely to get raided when free agency begins on Friday. Of all the years to allow talented free agents to get to the open market, Chicago gambled and stumbled upon the worst. A solid period of free agency has been gutted by contract extensions and franchised stars such as Albert Haynesworth, Jared Allen and Terrell Suggs. The result is a confluence of cap space and second-tier stars who are poised to break the bank.
Salary cap sobriety? If anything, Angelo and the Bears are about to get a first-hand lesson on the lack of it. Perhaps no team will suffer more from this offseason's lack of free agent talent.
Chicago has three unrestricted free agents all sitting at or near the top of their respective positions: outside linebacker Lance Briggs, wideout Bernard Berrian and special teams ace/linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo. All three are Drew Rosenhaus clients, and all three are expected to draw offers on the open market that will be too rich for the historically budget-minded Bears to match.
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Rosenhaus was dipping deep into his bag of diplomacy heading into the free agent period, knowing he still has to negotiate a long-term extension for Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris next season. But other personnel executives expressed skepticism over whether the Bears will ever get a sniff of Briggs or Berrian once the free agent period begins.
"If they get to the market, they're not going back," said one NFC general manager, who asked to remain anonymous because of the league's rules on tampering. "(Briggs and Berrian) are one week guys. They'll have a half dozen visits set up right out of the gate, and with the little bit of talent that's out there, I'd bet they don't make it past one or two of those trips before someone overpays to get them. Someone will pay for (Ayanbadejo), too. A player who gives you depth at linebacker and a good special teams player, those will draw a good premium in this class."
Opinions varied on what Berrian and Briggs could draw in free agency, but they have more than just the talent vacuum working for them. With the ailing back of Brian Urlacher last season, Briggs was Chicago's best defensive player. Meanwhile, Berrian still proved to be Chicago's best and most consistent threat, despite being plagued with erratic quarterback play all season. And both players have youth on their side, with both turning 28 late next season.
Briggs should draw somewhere in the neighborhood of the $20 million in guaranteed money given to Miami's Joey Porter and New England's Adalius Thomas last season, despite Briggs being a pursuit 4-3 weak side linebacker rather than a sack specialist in a 3-4 alignment. As for Berrian, one AFC general manager said he believed the receiver could land something approaching the six-year, $39 million pact given to Deion Branch by the Seattle Seahawks in 2006. That deal included about $13 million in guarantees. That's a remarkable sum for a player who had his best season last year but still didn't manage 1,000 receiving yards, finishing with 951 and five touchdowns.
It already sounds like Angelo and the Bears have reached a maximum contract figure in their heads with Briggs, Berrian and Ayanbadejo. Whether the market exceeds that number will mean the difference between keeping or losing them.
"You have to put values on players and then you have to stay disciplined to that, or else what you are going to wind up doing is you're going to keep all those players at an exorbitant amount of money—way beyond how you valued the player," Angelo said.
And the open market value of their own players will likely be a rough reality for a Bears team that is suddenly feeling a distinct talent depression since falling in the Super Bowl a little over a year ago. Besides the possibility of losing Briggs, Berrian and Ayanbadejo, Chicago released Muhsin Muhammad and Fred Miller, on top of having traded away workhorse running back Thomas Jones last offseason.
The Bears also gave a low tender to wideout Rashied Davis, who appeared ready to emerge as a diamond in the rough after a solid 2006 season. Instead, Davis' production suffered along with the rest of the Bears offense in 2007. Now he will likely draw interest from teams needing a dependable slot receiver who can also return kicks – potentially leaving Chicago with only Mark Bradley and Devin Hester in a suddenly thin group of receivers.
The loss of talented young pieces, combined with the release of aging veterans and a one-year contract for quarterback Rex Grossman has left Chicago looking like a team in flux. But Bears coach Lovie Smith waved off any notion the Bears are suddenly in transition.
"We're definitely not rebuilding," Smith said. "As far as Super Bowl window, it was a long time ago it seems like we played in the Super Bowl. But we like the core of our team still. I feel like we're close. It's a fine line between winning and losing. This past season it went the other way for us. The Super Bowl champion New York Giants had an excellent year, we were right in it with them right up until the end. So we feel like we are close."
How close Chicago remains will be hashed out in the next several weeks. But whatever happens in that span – whether the Bears are raided for key pieces or find a way to retain them – marketplace sobriety is likely to have little to do with it.


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330 am CDT Wednesday Oct 7 2015
issued at 301 am CDT Wednesday Oct 7 2015
At 2 am CDT...region under partly to mostly cloudy skies of middle
level clouds with a very weak wind shift line passing south.
Trends suggest passage will allow for some clearing skies later
today as winds shift to the north most areas. Upstream analysis
indicates short wave over British Columbia on track to arrive late
Thursday with vorticity maximum track to north of area for best forcing.
This with marginal moisture suggest limited risk of significant
rains...if at all.
Short term...(today and tonight)
issued at 301 am CDT Wednesday Oct 7 2015
Short term forecast confidence assessment...poor or below average. Main
issue is clouds and wind shift line suggestive of cooler temperatures
risk today for highs. If clouds are slow to clear and slightly cooler
air does arrive...highs may be 3 degrees or so too high for day shift
to monitor.
Today...decreasing clouds expected...especially north 1/2 to 2/3 of
the area by middle day. Highs of 71 to 77 are based on mostly sunny skies
in middle to late afternoon. Local tools suggest highs could be 3 to 4
degrees cooler many laces with more clouds and a bit stronger north
wind bringing in cooler air. Otherwise...another nice October day.
Tonight...partly cloudy skies and winds shifting to the south ahead
of digging upper wave diving southeast from the Dakotas. Most locations should
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Long term...(thursday through tuesday)
issued at 301 am CDT Wednesday Oct 7 2015
Forecast focus on rain chances on Thursday with the remainder of the
extended dry with above normal temperatures for the most part.
Thursday and Thursday night...GFS/ECMWF indicated upper level trough
moving through the upper Midwest with a trailing cold front moving
across the County Warning Area. Forcing looks better to our north but in the dvn County Warning Area
the forcing and deep layer shear is weak. As a result the models the
past several runs have also indicated less quantitative precipitation forecast with each run. The
main time frame for the bulk of the showers appears to be during the
afternoon and probability of precipitation reflect this...while maintaining the 40-60
percent range. Forecast soundings indicate sbcapes of at or below 1000 j/kg
and showalters are -1 which indicates marginal instability. I will
maintain the isolated thunderstorms in the grids but mainly this is
scattered showers. Storm Prediction Center also has the County Warning Area in a marginal severe risk
but with forcing and shear on the weak side there seems to be a low
risk of large hail. If any hail does occur the time around peak
heating seems to be the window of opportunity. Rainfall amounts of
less than 1/4 inch will be common but may be somewhat higher in any
storms. Maximum temperatures will be in the middle 70s to lower 80s as
the cold front will not be arriving until late in the afternoon.
Friday through Saturday...northwest flow aloft and surface high
pressure will bring a delightful fall airmass to the region. Maximum
temperatures will be in the 60s with lows dipping into the 40s early
Saturday morning.
Sunday through Tuesday...zonal flow briefly returns on Sunday with
afternoon temperatures rebounding into the 70s. GFS/European model (ecmwf) have
backed off on the heat for Monday as a strong short wave and cold
front arrive already Monday morning. This would keep highs in the
70s for Monday and Tuesday. Operational models also indicate a dry
frontal passage on Monday.
Aviation...(for the 06z tafs through 06z Wednesday night)
issued at 1145 PM CDT Tuesday Oct 6 2015
VFR conditions are expected through 09z/07 as high pressure moves
across the area. The light winds and any clearing should allow
patchy MVFR conditions to develop that may become a bit more
widespread around sunrise. All taf sites have MVFR conditions
developing prior to sunrise with only kbrl expecting any IFR
conditions. After sunrise Wednesday...any MVFR/IFR conditions will
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Continuing the discussion Joseph Stiglitz began, Glenn Hubbard, dean of the Columbia Business School, offers a different take on the question of inequality and the American system. He was a member of Bush administration economic team and is the co-author with Peter Navarro of Seeds of Destruction: Why the Path to Economic Ruin Runs Through Washington, and How to Reclaim American Prosperity (FT Press, 2010).,
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Welcome to Politics Bites, where every afternoon at It's A Free Country, we bring you the unmissable quotes from the morning's political conversations on WNYC. Today on the Brian Lehrer Show, Glenn Hubbard, dean of the Columbia Business School, continued the discussion Joseph Stiglitz began on Thursday.
It's not about the top one percent...
Yesterday, economist Joseph Stiglitz told Brian Lehrer that the number one option for rectifying income inequality in America was to have the richest one percent of earners pay more taxes—at least, more of what they should be paying. Spending more on education was number two.
Glenn Hubbard may share a campus with Stiglitz, but he doesn't share his colleague's priorities. For Hubbard, better education was one of the building blocks of a more equal society, but he said that all the attention paid to how well the rich are doing is misplaced.
For me, the issue is less whether the top one percent are doing well, but why we can't help the broad middle do better. I think we can. It starts with an improved education system, one with much more support for training for individuals between jobs, and it starts with a system that's less biased against saving and investment that could lead to more capital and higher productivity.
The health care sponge
Productivity actually has been increasing at a favorable rate, according to recent data. But the same reports also show that wages for American workers have failed to increase at a similar pace; they've essentially stagnated, even though people seem to be working harder. Hubbard addressed this point by making a terminology distinction: Wages are what workers take home at the end of the day. Compensation has in fact increased, but so has the amount removed from every paycheck, namely for health care costs.
He also said the health care overhaul passed last year would only make these matters worse.
[A] factor that doesn't often get mentioned is higher health care costs...Compensation has grown a lot, but what has been soaked up there is really just higher expenditures on healthcare, so workers' take-home wages have not kept pace. That's not a statement about the failure of the market to work, it's a statement that health care costs are rising too fast—again, another thing we can do something about.
Better living through...community colleges?
Hubbard agreed with Stiglitz that improving the education system was key to correcting wealth inequality in the United States. One of his suggestions for how to do that was by bolstering institutions that traditionally don't get much attention.
I don't think any economist disagrees with the notion that we need to have very strong support for public education, not just K-12. We need to have more support for community colleges; these institutions are doing a lot of skills training in our country, but they don't get the kind of public support major universities get.
Higher tax revenue, not higher taxes
On yesterday's program, Joseph Stiglitz lamented the fact that the wealthy aren't using or investing their money in manners that are productive for the country, and cited loopholes that the rich enjoy every April. Hubbard was with him on the latter point, but said that doesn't mean we should raise taxes.
Raising marginal tax rates would be a big mistake for the country. It would depress saving and investment and ruin our chances of growth. That doesn't mean we can't raise more taxes. Many economists have suggested that we scale back deductions and tax preferences that affluent taxpayers get. I've also suggested that we slow down the growth of Social Security and Medicare benefits for affluent taxpayers. Absolutely, we need to get affluent taxpayers to pay more.
Public, private share responsibility
Another Stiglitz sentiment was that the financial industry had gotten too much help from the government, despite playing the lead role in the recent financial crisis. Hubbard agreed to a point, but stressed that no single entity is entirely at fault: The collapse resulted from joint efforts.
Part of what happened in the financial crisis was government had advantaged lending in the housing industry, indeed encouraged lenders to reduce standards in the subprime market. So government did play a role, but frankly, so did Wall Street excesses. I absolutely agree with [Joseph Stiglitz] that we should not have spent so much money bailing out the financial sector. This could have been done much more efficiently, and we should be helping millions of Americans underwater in their mortgages.
"This is a policy problem"
According to Hubbard, wealth inequality isn't something that can be solved by looking at who has what and raising or lowering taxes accordingly. It's a "pre-tax problem," he said. The top one percent's wealth is not keeping workers wages from rising, for example. The real solution is smarter government policy—in education, in health care, and in regulation.
When I talk about health care costs and other things standing in the way of wages rising, this is a policy problem. American workers are the most productive in the world, they're not problem. As far as regulation, it's not a question of more or less, but good and bad. Regulation in the Dodd-Frank legislation unfortunately doesn't address many of the problems we actually went through. We need more regulation, but we need it of housing finance, capital requirements, and transparency in financial services. We didn't get any of it.
What do you think? Here are a few questions we'd like It's A Free Country readers to answer:
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Tear Jerker: Power Rangers Wild Force
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- When Cole found out his parents are dead during "Secrets and Lies"
- Dr. Adler's flashback to when he worked with Cole's parents. His reasons for being evil are understandable, and can remind one of Dr. Wily's reasons for betraying Dr. Light or why the Shredder became evil. As evil as he's become, you can't help but feel a little sorry that life was so cruel to him.
- The deaths of the Wild Zords in the finale. Yes, previous seasons had their Zords destroyed in the final battle, but this time the Zords were living creatures who were being brutally killed by Master Org. Them all coming back to life in the end helps soften the blow.
- Out of all the Ranger teams, this one is the least likely to be reassembled, as Shayla took their morphers, their jackets, and all the Wild Zords onto the Animarium before departing to the sky again, implying that she will be returning to her slumber until a future generation of Wild Force Rangers is called.
- Cole's actor, Ricardo Medina, killed an acquaintance, Joshua Sutter, in February 2015. Reports indicate it was accidental or self-defense— Medina himself called the police, waited for them to arrive, attempted to administer first aid, went into custody quietly, and was released pending investigation. Whatever the circumstances, it's more than a little shocking to the fandom. Several Ranger actors have commented, most attempting to be respectful of both Medina and Sutter, with Jason Faunt (Wes from Power Rangers Time Force) doing a short TV interview for local news, saying that Medina is a gentle person.
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This past June, my eighth blogging anniversary came and went. That's an eternity in the blogging world, and as many seasoned bloggers have mentioned time and time again, things have changed so very much. I've decided that the time has come to close the chapter on this blog. I've enjoyed it so much, and am incredibly grateful for every opportunity, new friend and experience I've gained because of it. But, I'm ready for something new; a fresh start.
Next month, I'm starting a new blog, Weekend Notebook. I've been thinking about it for months, brainstorming ideas, and have been really contemplating the kinds of things I want to share. When I started this blog, it was on a whim, with no real direction. On Weekend Notebook, I want my posts to be as authentic and personal as possible, and hope to genuinely connect with anyone that reads it.
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Former Citigroup Vice President Gary Foster was sentenced to 97 months in prison for embezzling almost $23 million from the bank, according to federal prosecutors in Brooklyn, New York. Foster pleaded guilty to bank fraud in September, admitting that he transferred money from various Citigroup accounts to his own at JPMorgan Chase. He concealed his activities by making false accounting entries, according to the government. He used the money to buy real estate and luxury sports cars, including a Ferrari and a Maserati, prosecutors said. The government has seized or restrained property from Foster valued at a total of $14 million. "I executed a scheme to defraud Citigroup," Foster told U.S. District Judge Eric Vitaliano at his plea hearing last year in Brooklyn. "I directed funds to be wired into my personal account at JPMorgan."
Ex-Citigroup Executive Gets 8 Years For Embezzlement [Bloomberg]
Former Citigroup Employee Arrested For Embezzling $19 Million
Apparently Gary Foster "used his knowledge of bank operations" to get the job done.
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Trojans face Bulldogs in SAC soccer tourney
AU opens tourney play against Wingate
When the men's soccer teams of Anderson University and Wingate met on Oct. 26, they played for 110 minutes without scoring.
That won't happen today when the clubs go at it again in Wingate, N.C.
The Trojans (10-5-3, 4-5-2 SAC) and Bulldogs (11-4-1, 8-2-1) square off in the South Atlantic Conference quarterfinals in a match that will have a winner, even if it comes down to penalty kicks.
The prize is a semifinal berth in Rock Hill on Friday, with the championship match set for Sunday.
Anderson is seeking its fourth consecutive SAC Tournament title.
"When we played before it was 0-0 but we combined for 37 shots," AU coach John Murphy said. "It was a very open game and we think this matchup will be a good display of attacking soccer."
Wingate comes into the tourney as the No. 2 seed while Anderson is No. 7, but the most important numbers to remember are 5 and 8.
The Bulldogs are No. 5 in the Southeast Regional rankings and the Trojans come in at No. 8.
A week from Wednesday the final regional polls will be released, with the top six teams earning a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
AU might need to win out to catch up.
"It'll require a good showing in the tournament but we feel like we're a team capable of doing what needs to be done," Murphy said. "We have good attacking players, a resolute defense and players who can change the game."
The Trojans are extremely young; there are 15 freshmen on the roster. Yet they are also extremely talented.
Andre Carle, a redshirt sophomore forward, leads the team in goals scored with 11 followed by freshman forward Aaron Roberson (5) and defender Paul von Hinueber (4), also a freshman.
Henrique Gazzi leads the team in assists with seven while Mattias Schyberg has five assists to go with three goals.
Goalkeeper Bo Haug is another first year player and is projected to man the pipes today.
He has a 1.06 goals against average with 62 saves.
Devon Ashy has started at keeper twice with a 2.67 goals against average and three saves.
"The fact is we're a young team and this is the first time a lot of these guys have faced competition of this level," Murphy said. "I think we've had a fantastic season and the players have done a tremendous job."
Wingate coach Gary Hamill gives his team high marks as well.
"We always enter the season with the hope of competing for a championship," said Hamill, who led his team to the Elite Eight last season and was named Southeast Region Coach of the Year. "I believe we have done very well to finish second given our tough conference road schedule."
Brazilian forward Peron Da Silva has been the primary scoring machine for Wingate with 10 goals and two assists, while midfielder Shaun Gadsby has six goals and five assists.
Charlie Machell also provides a measure of scoring punch with five goals on the year.
Daniel DeGraff and Sanjit Kang share goalkeeping duties equally, with DeGraff boasting a 6-1 record with four shutouts and a 0.68 goals against average.
Although Wingate would be considered the "favorite" today, Murphy said he and his players don't see it that way.
"I think the expectations are always going to be high," he said. "I don't think we've played a team all season that we didn't think we could beat. We didn't lose a game in regulation until the 14th game we played, so I think that tells you about the talent level we have."
However, Murphy has a great deal of respect for today's foe.
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380 Trapelo Road
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Connecticut Society of Genealogists Library
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East Hartford, Connecticut 06118-2634
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U.S. History, Local History & Genealogy Division
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E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: Vermont History Center
- VHS is a good place to research former early Connecticut residents who later moved to Vermont.[2]
- Brigham, Loriman S. Guide to the "Miscellaneous File" of Uncatalogued Material in the Vermont Historical Society: With a Supplementary Index to the Guide. Montpelier, Vermont: n.p.,1969. WorldCat 679814; FHL book 974.3 A3b; film 908069, item 20; fiche 6046847. This card index of persons, places, and subjects includes family histories and court, business, and land records. The family histories listed may have genealogies, pictures, military records, financial family papers, and correspondence.
- Brigham, Loriman S. A Calendar of Manuscripts in Certain Boxes at the Vermont Historical Society. Montpelier, Vermont: n.p., 1970. WorldCat 679715; FHL book 974.3 A3br; film 908503 item 1. This is a continuation of the above guide.
- Brigham, Loriman S. A Calendar of Manuscripts in Document Boxes at the Vermont Historical Society. Montpelier, Vermont: n.p., 1972. WorldCat 865949996; FHL book 974.3 A3bri; film 908503 item 2 This is a continuation of the above guide.
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Cleveland, Ohio 44106-1788
Telephone: 216-721-5722 x1509
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E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: Family History and Genealogical Research
- The Western Reserve was a large part of Ohio at first intended for settlement by Connecticut Revolutionary War refugees. The Research Library at the Western Reserve Historical Society History Center is the premier repository for Cleveland, Ohio and the Connecticut Western Reserve history material. This important collection includes original land records, as well as many genealogies, biographies, histories, and Bibles from Pennsylvania and New England.[11] Includes over 20 million manuscripts for genealogical research and northeast Ohio history. They have the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of Shaker materials. Other important collections include the American Civil War, and the automotive industry.[12]
- Kermit J. Pike, A Guide to the Manuscripts and Archives of the Western Reserve Historical Society (Cleveland, Ohio: Western Reserve Historical Society, 1972). WorldCat 483574; FHL Book 977.1 A3p.
- Western Reserve Historical Society. History Library. Card Catalog to the Manuscripts Collection in the Library of the Western Reserve Historical Society (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974). WorldCat 865891564; FHL Films 934566-69; 934617-18.
- Kermit J. Pike, A Guide to the Manuscripts and Archives of the Western Reserve Historical Society (Cleveland, Ohio: Western Reserve Historical Society, 1972). WorldCat 483574; FHL Book 977.1 A3p.
Online Records
Research Guides
- Kemp, Thomas Jay.Connecticut Researcher's Handbook. Detroit, MI: Gale, 1981. FHL book 974.6 D23k
- Leclerc, Michael J., editor. Genealogist's Handbook for New England Research. Boston, Massachusetts : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2012. FHL book 974 D27g 2012 At various libraries(WorldCat)
- ↑ William Dollarhide and Ronald A. Bremer. America's Best Genealogy Resource Centers (Bountiful, Utah: Heritage Quest, 1998), 124. WorldCat 39493985. FHL Ref Book 973 J54d.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 Dollarhide and Bremer, 25.
- ↑ History and Genealogy Home in CT State Library (accessed 21 September 2015).
- ↑ Manuscripts in Mystic Seaport: the Museum of America and the Sea (accessed 20 September 2015).
- ↑ New Haven Museum and Historical Society in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia (accessed 18 September 2015).
- ↑ Dollarhide and Bremer, 59.
- ↑ "New England Historic Genealogical Society" in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Historic_Genealogical_Society (accessed 30 August 2010).
- ↑ Using the NEHGS Library in American Ancestors" (accessed 21 September 2015).
- ↑ Dollarhide and Bremer, 5, 57, and 59.
- ↑ Dollarhide and Bremer, 81.
- ↑ Dollarhide and Bremer, 89.
- ↑ Significant Collections in Western Reserve Historical Society (accessed 27 February 2015).
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