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GREENVILLE, Pa. - The Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) and each of its 10 member institutions are anticipating an exciting week long celebration of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III as the second annual Division III Week is set to kick off on Monday, April 8 and run through Sunday, April 14.
"On behalf of the Presidents' Athletic Conference and its member institutions, we are proud to be members of NCAA Division III and look forward to spotlighting our student-athletes and programs via events on all 10 of our campuses April 8-14 during Division III week," said PAC commissioner Joe Onderko.
DIII Week provides each school and conference with the opportunity to shine a spotlight on the well-rounded collegiate experience enjoyed by the Division III student-athlete.
This year also marks the 40th anniversary of Division III athletics. In 1973 the NCAA organized itself into three divisions, forming Division III and creating the first championships for 233 colleges and universities. Since then Division III has become the NCAA's largest division, greatly expanding opportunities for competition. It currently features 446 member schools (439 active, 7 provisional/reclassifying), 43 voting conferences and more than 178,000 student-athletes.
Throughout DIII Week the PAC office will be releasing a daily feature titled "Personalities of the PAC". The conference has gathered a variety of individuals willing to lend their perspectives relating to the Division III experience. Westminster College associate professor of education and Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR), Dr. Dar Huey will be among those that are featured.
Here is a list of DIII Week activities on Westminster's campus:
April 5: Eighth Annual SAAC Field Day for Wilmington fourth grade students; Although not in the April 8-14 window designated by the NCAA, it is Westminster's "unofficial" start to DIII week; This is a Westminster SAAC annual community service event.
April 8-14: Poster display in Westminster's McKelvey Campus Center highlighting women's sports at Westminster marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX; The display includes information and photos from women's sports at Westminster through the decades since Title IX was enacted; In addition, there will be two trivia questions sent to the campus by e-mail each day related to Division III, Westminster in Division III and women's sports at Westminster.
April 11: PAC Academic Honor Roll Luncheon; This luncheon will recognize the student-athletes from the fall sports teams who earned this special academic achievement honor from the PAC; Second Annual Dodge Ball Tournament; This event is sponsored by the Athletic Department and proceeds to benefit Special Olympics, Division III's primary community service initiative.
April 13: Student-Athlete Appreciation Day; This is the fourth year for this event which involves a picnic lunch at the Field House for Westminster student-athletes; Lawrence County Special Olympics athletes and coaches are also invited to attend and are recognized at the Westminster track & field invitational meet that afternoon; Student-athletes attending the picnic are encouraged to support the Titan teams who have home contests on this day; Special Olympics Basketball Tournament; This is the second year for Westminster to host this event in which Titan SAAC representatives and their teammates volunteer as referees and coaches for a tournament organized by Lawrence County Special Olympics.
Follow all of the DIII Week stories being told across the country by checking out the Twitter hashtag #d3week. Want to tell a Division III story of your own? Use the Twitter hashtag #whyd3!
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Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.

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Michigan State coach Tom Izzo watches his team's practice Thursday afternoon in Indianapolis. (Dale G. Young/Detroit News)
Indianapolis — Don't believe what you hear on television Friday night.
Michigan State is going to beat Duke.
Either that, or Duke is going to beat Michigan State.
But Mike Krzyzewski isn't going to beat Tom Izzo. And Izzo isn't going to beat Coach K.
And despite what you've read again and again, or what you'll inevitably hear on the CBS broadcast Friday night, there is no coaching chess match scheduled for halftime here at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Which is probably a good thing, because as Krzyzewski points out, "The one thing that's similar about me and Tom, I don't think we can play chess."
That was a joke, I think. A nod to the intense, irascible, impatient image each man has created for himself through years of sideline spittle.
But it also was an acknowledgement of the real talent here in the Sweet 16 — the players, remember them? — as disingenuous as that might seem coming from a guy who has done so much to cultivate the Cult of the Coach in college basketball.
"It's not going to be a chess match," Krzyzewski insisted. "That's putting the coaches too much involved here."
Here in Indianapolis, that's inevitable, though, as a gathering of coaching giants seemed to overshadow all else Thursday. There were questions about basketball blueprints and blue bloods, and patronizing answers littered with phrases like "standard bearers" and "longevity of excellence."
I mean, there was so much "integrity" going around, it almost seems like overkill to have referees on the court. Why not let these coaching kings with their championship rings call their own fouls?
Along with Louisville's Rick Pitino, whose team will face Oregon tonight, this trio has combined for more than 2,000 wins, 23 Final Four appearances and six national titles.
That left Oregon's Dana Altman — despite 600-plus wins of his own — feeling a bit like the ugly duckling, I imagine.
"They're all going to be Hall of Fame coaches," Altman said. "And they've done it in a way that everybody in the profession has great respect for them."
It leaves the players with little choice but to pay their respects, too.
"Anytime there are two big-name coaches going at it," Michigan State's Travis Trice said, "it's going to be a hyped game."
It certainly is. And chances are, the nightcap here in Indianapolis will live up to the hype, with intriguing matchups all over the court.
Can Derrick Nix outmuscle Mason Plumlee in the post? Can the Blue Devils hold their own on the boards against the Spartans' relentless rebounding? Can Keith Appling and Gary Harris negate the quickness of Duke's guards? And who will win the battle of roaming power forwards, Adreian Payne or Ryan Kelly?
All good questions that, frankly, have little to do with the mythology of coaches with basketball courts and student sections and pop-up tent cities named after them.
Yes, there's a reason these programs are so successful and a reason these coaches are so well-compensated. And there's undoubtedly a comfort the fans — and the media — find in the familiar, whether it's Pitino and his deflection charts, Krzyzewski and his motion offense or Izzo and his War drills.
The players come and go, and they don't stay as long as they used to anymore.
'Longevity of excellence'
Krzyzewski was banging that drum last week in Philadelphia, the scene of Christian Laettner's buzzer-beater against Kentucky in 1992. While Izzo was busy railing against the evils of social media at The Palace of Auburn Hills, Krzyzewski was getting annoyed with reporters hijacking his news conference to ask him about that cute, cuddly Florida Gulf Coast story, and then trying to compare his Duke dynasty to that other evil empire, the New York Yankees.
"I don't coach the Yankees," Krzyzewski reminded his audience. "(Seth) Curry doesn't come back every year. We still don't have (J.J.) Redick. Laettner left a long time ago. If he was Mariano Rivera, we'd still have Laettner.
"It's not the same. We have a different Duke team every time."
The obvious implication: Don't you understand how hard it is to do what I've done?
See, the names on the back of the jerseys change. But the coaches are the constant. And for the elite in this fraternity, it's that "longevity of excellence" that Pitino was lauding Thursday: 13 trips to the Sweet 16 for Krzyzewski since 1998, and 11 for Izzo, all without any major NCAA violations.
"They're standard bearers in what our coaching profession is all about," Pitino said.
Fine. No argument here. Just don't let them — or me, inadvertently — fool you into thinking they're what this game is all about.
"We'll both have our teams prepared to play against one another," Krzyzewski said. "But you can't be instinctively reactive to what's going on in the game if you're constantly looking at your coach to tell you every move."
Remember that when the TV camera pans to another gratuitous shot of either coach screaming and stomping on the sideline tonight.
Win or lose, it's their show.
But it's the actors on the stage that truly make the plays worth watching.
Sideline stars
The NCAA Tournament track records of the four coaches left in the NCAA Midwest Regional:
Mike Krzyzewski (Duke): 11 Final Fours, four national championships (1991, 1992, 2001, 2010)
Tom Izzo (Michigan State): Six Final Fours, one national championship (2000)
Rick Pitino (Louisville): Six Final Fours, one national championship (1996)
Dana Altman (Oregon): No Final Fours


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Andy Dirks, right, pictured with Miguel Cabrera, suffered a knee injury during spring training in March and has never quite been 100 percent since. (Elizabeth Conley / Detroit News)
Detroit � When he slammed into the left-field fence at Joker Marchant Stadium in mid-March, nothing seemed terribly worrisome for Andy Dirks.
He had a �right knee contusion.� In lay terms, a bad bruise. And like a lot of camp�s aches and pains, this was destined to be more of a short-term nuisance than a lingering ailment.
But seven months later, everyone wonders, Dirks included. He wants no part of alibis. But it has been a lousy year for a Tigers outfielder who entered the season with a .292 career average and who proceeded to hit .256, with an off-key OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) of .686.
The fact is: His knee has never quite been 100 percent. And that invites questions, at least in his mind, about possible offseason surgery or maintenance that might make 2014 more in line with his supposed hitting skills.
�There have been a lot of factors,� said Dirks, who went 3-for-26 to close out the regular season, and who has had five at-bats, all hitless, during the postseason.
In fact, there has been one factor: Dirks has not had a fully functioning right leg since spring. It is one of those classic sports injuries: not serious enough to warrant time on the disabled list, but a mild ailment nonetheless.
�That�s part of being a baseball player,� he said.
In his particular case, which parallels Miguel Cabrera�s lower-body ills, Dirks understands his hitting has probably paid a price.
�You hit with your legs,� said a 27-year-old, left-handed batter who in 2012 hit .322, with a heavy .857 OPS. �But it�s no excuse for why I haven�t been producing.�
Or maybe it explains everything. The Tigers will soon decide if Dirks is part of their plans after they have their internal meetings, which will happen a few days after this season ends.
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That their 2013 campaign might end tonight at Fenway Park, in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series against the Red Sox was a distinct possibility as manager Jim Leyland�s team arrived in Boston early Friday.
Dirks was aboard that Tigers team charter. But, again, there was no indication he was figuring in Leyland�s Game 6 plans against right-handed Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz.
Don Kelly has been Leyland�s choice in left field as the left-handed platoon option, which says everything about Dirks� hollow production. Kelly hit .222 during the regular season, but was a stronger hitter than Dirks down the stretch and never faded during the Division Series against the A�s when he hit .400. Kelly�s defense and quality arm also made him attractive as a lineup option.
Dirks� issues also spurred the Tigers to move Jhonny Peralta to left field once he was free from his 50-game suspension for intersecting with the Biogenesis clinic in Coral Gables, Fla., which deals in performance-enhancing drugs.
Peralta has been one of the few productive postseason hitters for the Tigers, which Dirks acknowledges.
�Jhonny has swung the bat good,� Dirks said. �He�s gonna be the one to play.�
Option in question
How all of this affects the long-term plans for the Tigers, and Dirks� future in Detroit, is yet to be determined. His salary this season is $505,000, and while he is eligible for arbitration, the Tigers won�t be looking at anything overly expensive in a 2014 renewal � if they decide to bring him back.
Nick Castellanos, the rookie who had a September cameo in Detroit, is generally considered a good bet to start in left field next spring. But even if the right-handed hitting Castellanos is the Tigers choice, Dirks seemingly would have a place as a left-handed bat in what potentially could be an all-right-handed hitting outfield.
That is, if Dirks returns.
He was an eighth-round pick in 2008 out of Wichita State, and the Tigers always have considered Dirks an example of how steals can be made in somewhat deeper draft rounds.
He has played a fine left field. And, if the Tigers believe a nagging knee really was at issue in 2013, Dirks easily could be back at Comerica Park, safely filling a roster spot for which he always seemed ideal.
�I know I have a lot of baseball left to play,� Dirks said Thursday as the Tigers got ready for Game 5 of the ALCS, which they lost to the Red Sox, 4-3. �Their opinions (the front office�s) are up to them. There�s question marks, sure.
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Ms Swinson also added that peer-to-peer lending platforms can open up new opportunities and potential for both borrowers and lenders, as long as their services are valued and trusted by both. The Minister confirmed that the government is taking a keen interest in a healthy and vibrant environment for alternative finance, pointing to its £100m investment in alternative business finance providers through the Small Business tranche of the Business Finance Partnership scheme, including £30m in online peer-to-peer lending platforms. She also added the hope that new channels of funding can in turn attract new investment in businesses.
Helen Brand OBE, chief executive of ACCA, welcomed attendees to the event, explaining: '2013 can and should be the year that crowd-funding and peer-to-peer finance come of age, as properly regulated services serving mainstream business.'
Comparing the sector's current state to five years ago, she noted that it is now the UK, rather than the US, that is leading the race for innovation in financial services – building on traditional strengths in banking, venture capital and professional services.
However, Helen Brand warned: 'Alternative funding providers are still benefiting from a very benign climate: widespread mistrust of the banks and the financial system, rock-bottom interest rates, substantial interest from venture capitalists and now government support too. It cannot always be this way and the incumbents know this.'
Helen Brand concluded: 'We look forward to these changes and want accountants, businesses' most trusted advisers, to be part of this new financial services industry.'
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Auburn Hills — Austin Daye slipped into a pair of maroon pants, shirt and sweater and slowly screwed a pair of black, polished earrings into his lobes as the media waited to talk to him.
"You won't be happy, but I am going to get fully dressed before I talk," Daye said.
Finally, when he slid on a pair of black socks with skull-and-crossbones pattern, Daye talked about his incredible 20-point, six-rebound night during the Pistons' 85-84 victory Friday over the Atlanta Hawks at The Palace. Finally, Daye was worth the wait.
Patience has been the key word for Daye as his career finally shows signs of life. The Pistons remained patient as Daye saw players like Charlie Villanueva, Kyle Singler and Jonas Jerebko eat up playing time from him. It even messed with his head a year ago when the Pistons re-signed Tayshaun Prince to a four-year deal. Both play the same positions and Daye knew his days as a starter must wait.
Daye remained patient as he slid so far down the bench that fans sitting in those expensive, courtside seats were closer to coach Lawrence Frank's chair than Daye was. The Pistons did not expect Daye to become the second coming when they drafted him 15th in the 2009 draft, but they expected more nights like this, when passive Daye turned possessed.
He hit shots and pumped a fist. After one jumper he smiled, shrugged and ran down the court as if he owned it. It was similar to when Michael Jordan hit those shots against Portland in the NBA Finals. Now, Daye is no Jordan but it was refreshing to see him play with a swagger.
"It feels good to be out there and I am comfortable again so the coaches are giving me more plays, pick-and-roll plays," Daye said. "It feels good to be out there and to be a little loose."
A day later during practice Daye had that same look as he schooled teammates during a shooting and defensive drill. It's a new Daye at the Palace. The question: Is this real? Will it stick around?
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Let's be clear. This column is not proclaiming Daye has arrived. Every night won't be his night because Daye plays on a second unit that is turning heads and making a difference. It always seems to be a new man's time to shine. And if he keeps shooting, opponents will pay more attention to him.
Besides, the Pistons are a team on which guys appear and disappear. Do you remember how excited we were about Jerebko? He barely plays now. Singler came on like gangbusters, but his numbers are declining. Charlie Villanueva went from sideshow to showtime.
Guys sit, then they shine when given an opportunity. This is good news for Frank. It gives him flexibility and more buttons to push in tight games. He can ride the hot hand and find another one when that one cools.
Daye has the hot hand now. He hit the clinching 3-point shot against the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday and finished with 13 points.
The most impressive thing about Daye wasn't the 20-point night. It was the vibe he sent off. You knew he was in a zone and there is no way of measuring how good he felt. But you could tell he was a young man feeling the game and enjoying the game. If he could put that feeling in a bottle, Daye would be a rich man.
"Yeah, yeah," Daye said. "Some of them you know are going it. It felt good to release the shot and have the confidence to walk away from the shot knowing it will go in."
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Some days Daye did not look confident. His body language told the story of a young man trying to find himself and earn playing time.
"I went through a lot," Daye said. "It has been tough to always remain confident, but I told myself I can play this game at a high level and I know that. For me I look at this as a blessing. I look at it as an opportunity and I took advantage of it."
So how does he package this feeling and carry it with him every time he walks onto the court? The key is to walk out on the court as if he owns it but also play within himself and not take stupid shots out of sync from the offense. It is a tough balance but it is important that Daye find it.
He is like a wild card. The Pistons are not ready to win a title but if they can get consistent contributions from Daye it would add an element the team had not counted on. It makes the team better and puts them in playoff contention.
The Pistons (13-22) are currently in 11th place in the Eastern Conference, 3-1/2 games behind the Boston Celtics for the eighth and final playoff spot. Philadelphia and Orlando also stand in their way and all three teams have been better than the Pistons over the years. So the journey is tough.
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A growing sex scandal that already cost David Petraeus his job as CIA director will delay confirmation for a new U.S. European Command (EUCOM) chief by at least four months.
Marine Gen. John Allen has been tapped by President Barack Obama to take over that command, but the White House has frozen the nomination. Early on Nov. 13, Allen was implicated in an unfolding FBI probe that uncovered an extramarital affair between Petraeus and his biographer, Paula Broadwell. The Pentagon announced in the early morning hours that the FBI had uncovered 20,000 to 30,000 pages of email correspondence between Allen and another woman, Jill Kelley.
Kelley is the woman to whom Petraeus' paramour several months ago sent threatening emails, apparently worried Kelley was romantically interested in Petraeus.
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"I would not suggest that the president is pleased with the events of the last week, but the fact of the matter is that there are processes in place" for these kind of investigations, said Carney.
Similarly, Carney referred questions about whether national security was compromised to the FBI, which is running the investigation into the illicit relationship between Petraeus and his biographer, Paula Broadwell.
As to whether the president would prefer Petraeus to testify to Congress about the attacks on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi last month, Carney said it is up to Congress to decide who testifies. He added that the administration is confident that CIA Acting Director Michael Morell is "fully informed and capable" of testifying on the issue.
Carney also fielded questions about possible shakeups with Obama's national security team. While he declined to speculate on personnel matters, Carney did say the president was pleased with the work of U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice and Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.). Both have been named as potential Cabinet appointees for secretary of state; Kerry is reportedly also being considered for secretary of defense when Leon Panetta steps down from that role in 2013.
The Allen nomination hearing will be postponed until well after the presidential inauguration, said Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich.
"Because of the Department of Defense Inspector General's pending review, the confirmation hearing for Gen. Allen to be commander of U.S. European Command (EUCOM) and NATO's Supreme Allied Commander has been postponed until a later date," Levin said in a statement. "That change of command is expected no earlier than March."
The Senate panel will, however, proceed as planned with a Nov. 15 nomination hearing for Allen's likely replacement at CENTCOM, Assistant Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford. Allen had been slated to testify about his EUCOM nomination at the same hearing. CENTCOM oversees U.S. military operations in North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia.
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Michigan may now be the nation's 24th right-to-work state, pending a 90-day waiting period, but the silence coming from the state's business community is mostly deafening.
Yes, the Michigan Chamber of Commerce and West Michigan Policy Forum strongly support the controversial bills passed Tuesday in Lansing and signed by Gov. Rick Snyder. Others? Not so much, at least not in any public way that could invite retribution from outside or blowback from inside.
Detroit's automakers are neutral. The Detroit Regional Chamber is neutral. Business Leaders for Michigan generally is sympathetic to the intent, but "the reason we never dealt with right to work is we could never reach a consensus among our members on how to deal with it," says Doug Rothwell, president of Business Leaders for Michigan.
That's the rub: As sympathetic as individual CEOs may be in theory to right-to-work laws and the economic principles of freedom and competition at their core, the realities of established union work forces, a desire for relative comity in the workplace and hunger for stability in the state economy make the prospect more fraught than its backers are willing to acknowledge.
Asked by The Detroit News for comment on right-to-work bills poised to become Michigan law, a spokesman for one Detroit automaker likened the question to an invitation for stepping into a pile of excrement. No upside, none sought and none willingly offered because the real world intrudes.
From automakers and suppliers to hospitals, utilities and the state's Big Three universities, among many sectors, the people who run companies and institutions already well-established here are constrained in their enthusiasm for right to work — if they support it at all — by existing relationships, business imperatives and good old-fashioned caution.
Dick DeVos, a one-time Republican candidate and former CEO of Amway who now heads the Grand Rapids-based Windquest Group, is not among them. He's a key financial backer of the successful effort to defeat the collective bargaining amendment, Proposal 2, and an ardent supporter of the right-to-work law.
Established labor-management relations in most companies, he said in an interview, are not "going to change. For the majority of working Michiganians, I don't think it's going to change. For the majority of companies who have good relationships with their unions, their good relationships will continue."
The historic reversal for labor in the birthplace of the modern union movement, in DeVos's view, amounts to three things: freedom from being forced to join a union (or to pay an "agency fee") as a condition of employment; a new advantage in efforts to lure would-be investors in the economic development competition between states; and what he calls the "union boss accountability."
The problem isn't passing the law, as majority Republicans in the House and Senate demonstrated this week despite fury from Democrats, union leaders, their members and others. The problem, as many business leaders see it, is what comes next — the legal challenges and recalls, the positive and negative hits to Michigan's image, the ability of Snyder and smaller Republican majorities in both houses to deliver progress in an embittered Legislature.
"We were not advocating for putting right to work on the political agenda," Sandy Baruah, president of the Detroit Chamber, said in an email. "At a time when so many things are going in the right direction, adding such a divisive issue is not welcomed.
"The fight over right to work will not end with today's vote. This will lead to messy and unproductive recall elections and will decrease, not increase, the level of political and social cohesion in the state."
Backers of right to work may reject the chamber's rationale as too cautious, too rooted in Old Michigan and its go-along-to-get-along mentality. They — and I — can list a lengthy parade of uglies from organized labor that contributed to decisions to kill jobs, close plants, sell assets and even file bankruptcies.
They're all true and, in that sense, Exhibits One through whatever in making the case for right to work. The question — and it's way too soon to know the answer — is whether the coming turmoil will yield better economic results for Michigan, its companies and its taxpayers than the evolving status quo otherwise would.
"It's damaging to the climate," said Mike Duggan, the Detroit Medical Center CEO, who is stepping down to prepare a run for mayor of Detroit. Right to work is "forcing an inevitable reaction that I don't think we can predict."
Why? The Great Recession has not been kind to Michigan's labor unions, public and private. The United Auto Workers' dues-paying membership, for one, has been decimated by the implosion of the Detroit auto industry and repeatedly failed attempts to organize foreign-owned rivals operating in the United States. Budget cuts are squeezing public payrolls, reducing the top lines for public sector unions.
Meaning arguably endangered institutions led by increasingly desperate leaders now face a game-changer of epic proportions. Like a wounded animal, that kind of predicament can elicit the dangerous, even self-destructive, reactions feared by business leaders living the real Michigan economy.
Hard as it may be for thousands of protesters to swallow, Michigan's march into the ranks of right-to-work states is a logical next step in a necessary break from its failed post-war industrial model. The challenge for right to work's advocates, and their silent supporters in C-suites across the state, is proving themselves right.
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Detroit — Of all the ways for a season to crumble, this wasn't supposed to be it. But there it was, on explicit display — passes sailing, footballs caroming, even coaches yelling.
The Lions have collapsed, and at the desperate, defining juncture, it was their starry strength that let them down. Something hasn't seemed right with Matthew Stafford and the offense, and on a telling Sunday, it fell apart.
For a while, this was promising, and the crowd was noisily into it. Then it ended dismally, as the Lions blew a late lead and fell to the Packers, 24-20, to drop to 4-6. A Thanksgiving Day meeting with Houston looms, and while the record is beyond repair, someone needs to fix that offense, and someone has to shoulder the blame.
Offensive coordinator Scott Linehan's job should be in jeopardy, and not because of the animated verbal volley by receivers coach Shawn Jefferson on the sideline, a strange scene caught by TV cameras. The offense is in disarray, and it's not as simple as pinning it on the quarterback. Oh, Stafford was awful at times, tossing two interceptions and losing a fumble.
The receivers and tight ends, from Calvin Johnson to Titus Young to Tony Scheffler, didn't offer enough, occasionally running routes that looked like they were drawn up on an Etch-a-Sketch. Linehan's conservative play-calling doesn't help, with the Lions' maddening inability, or unwillingness, to throw deep with any regularity. The pattern of undisciplined play under Jim Schwartz is another symptom.
But the stunning part is, after several years of continuity — same coaches, same quarterback, most of the same receivers — the Lions offense looked like it had practiced together for about 10 minutes.
"I didn't play my best, we didn't play our best as an offense," Stafford said. "Disarray's probably not the right word. Coming into this week, we were the No. 2 offense in the league. If that's disarray, then OK."
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Stafford blamed himself, while admitting there was miscommunication with receivers. His first interception was a side-armed fling that Casey Hayward easily grabbed. On the key interception — returned 72 yards for a touchdown by M.D. Jennings — Stafford threw high and behind Scheffler, who got two hands on it but couldn't bring it in.
Stafford completed 17 of 39 passes for 266 yards, and some were heaves with no receiver in sight. Others were dropped. Others clearly were sloppy routes. Johnson caught five passes for 143 yards but the great Megatron isn't immune, dropping one early that contributed to another puzzling slow start.
I don't get it, honestly. Sure, the Lions miss the professionalism of injured receiver Nate Burleson, and Young is flighty and immature, readily bumped off routes. When an offense that's supposed to be high-powered, with so much invested in it, doesn't produce consistently, you look at coaching.
Schwartz has to look at something, because playoff hopes are crushed.
"There were a couple times where we misfired on passes, a couple times we had chances and we dropped balls, and a couple times we had miscommunication in route adjustments," Schwartz said. "We didn't do a good enough job of pass-protecting either."
It didn't help that left tackle Jeff Backus departed with a hamstring injury. Rookie Riley Reiff was thrown in and the Packers attacked him. Stafford was sacked five times and forced to run way too often.
The game was lost on the Lions' final two drives, not counting their Hail Mary heaves. They led 17-14 and had a first down at the Packers' 10, and ran the ball twice before Stafford threw an incompletion toward Young, who was smothered. A pass to Johnson was never attempted and the Lions settled for a field goal and a 20-14 lead.
Stafford a shadow of himself
The Packers and Aaron Rodgers, who had been under constant pressure from the Lions' defensive line, suddenly shook free and marched 82 yards. Randall Cobb scored on a 22-yard pass, and with 1:55 left, Green Bay was on top 21-20.
Plenty of time for Stafford, Johnson and company, right? Ha. Stafford threw four straight incompletions. The last pass on fourth-and-15 didn't have a chance, and oddly, Scheffler appeared to be running the lone deep route.
After that, Jefferson was seen making a loud and brief "suggestion" to Linehan. Schwartz said he didn't want to discuss the coaches' exchange, but in the closing minutes of a game the Lions had every chance to win, frustration was rampant.
"Anytime you're not successful, nothing's gonna look good," Schwartz said. "We gotta make more plays for our quarterback. Not every pass is gonna be 100 percent perfect. A couple times, we had balls go off our hands.
"That's not just Matt, that's the whole offense."
Forget all the yards that, technically, give the Lions the second-rated offense. After his brilliant 2011 season — 5,038 yards, 41 touchdowns, 16 interceptions — Stafford is a shadow of that. He has dealt with a sore knee, but that doesn't fully explain just 12 touchdown passes and 10 interceptions.
It begins with a disconnect, which leads to disarray, which inevitably produces disaster. The Lions are right there, betrayed by an offense that sometimes ignites in the fourth quarter, but doesn't ignite often enough. The pieces might be here, but this offense right now is exactly that — in pieces.


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