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C. 1960 Vintage Coral Cameo Bracelet With .30 ct. t.w. Diamonds in 14kt Yellow Gold. 7"
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C. 1960. From our Estate collection, the artfully crafted profile of a young woman with flowing locks is dressed in .30 ct. t.w. diamonds at the center of a four strand coral bracelet. Colorful, eye-catching and unique, this multi-strand bracelet is set in 14kt yellow gold and finishes with a box clasp. Diamond and coral bracelet. Exclusive, one-of-a-kind Estate Jewelry.
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14kt close 14KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 14kt is 58.33% gold. In the United States, 14K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. Yellow Gold close YELLOW GOLD: Gold is a precious metal with a natural yellow color. It is quite soft and often alloyed with other metals to increase its strength. The purity of the metal is indicated by a unit called a "karat," with 24kt having the highest percentage of natural gold.
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Running Time: 77
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Company: Legend Video
Cast: Scotti Andrews, Richard X, Dean Q, Briana Banks, Dale DaBone, Joel Lawrence, Diana Richards, Chris Cannon, Mark Davis, Dominica Leoni, Sophie Evans, Tyce Bune, Nikita Denise, Evan Stone, Others
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Light, pleasant sex fare for those who like the performers, a limited plot and good production values.
Sophie Evans is Dahlia, the curator of an amazingly limited museum art collection. Patrons viewing a specific work of art are presented with their deepest fantasies - and therein lies our tale. Turn-of-the-century Irish peasants Scotti Andrews and Dale DaBone make love in a four-poster bed surrounded by candles with the momentary help of some rather meaninglessly applied Velcro restraints. Although Briana Banks gets big billing and the box cover, she's only one of the patrons, although the only one to get ass fisted and suck Mark Davis' fingers afterwards. Good selection of anals and some creative transitions and concepts.


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The Progressive has campaigned tirelessly to end the economic sanctions on Iraq, to adopt a saner policy toward drugs, and to institute public financing of political campaigns. Now, it is one of the few independent magazines in the country writing critically about Bush?s plans for war against Iraq, the Bush Administration's attacks on civil liberties, and the widespread racism and hate crimes against Muslims, Arab-Americans, and people of color in general, in light of the new "war on terrorism."The Progressive Media Project bolsters the work of grassroots activists and nonprofit groups by giving them the tools to better communicate their views to their fellow citizens. We help provide this access to an open forum of debate: the op-ed, or commentary, page of our nation's newspapers.We solicit and distribute commentaries from activists, scholars, journalists, and staff of nonprofit organizations who have expertise in a certain area but may not know how to communicate their views succinctly or distribute them widely. We help them get over both of these hurdles and thus help democratize the range of opinions offered to American citizens through the media.In addition to distributing commentaries to newspapers across the country, the Progressive Media Project offers valuable media skills training to NGOs, nonprofit organizations and minority writers and advocates. These op-ed writing clinics bolster the work of grassroots activists and give them the opportunity to communicate their views to a larger audience.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - In just days Governor Mark Parkinson will hand the state over to new leadership. Governor-elect Sam Brownback takes on his new role Monday and the inaugural ball is underway Saturday night but with that the tragedy in Arizona is still very present.
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Ross rap battles against Rebel Wilson and makes no friends
Nobody was there for him.
"You mean tonight, Boo Boo? Club wise?"
Admit it, you'd let Demi Lovato shave your head.
They had the time of their lives.
Presenting: 'Crosswalk: The Musical.'
You do you, Aubrey Plaza.
One does not simply become a Late Late Show host.
Plus: See Corden's job application. Sorta.
The accent and the jokes might need a bit of work.
The British fave looks ready for March 23.
The British comedian will take the CBS late-night talk show desk in 2015.
At 7 p.m, you may be used to watching Jeopardy! and Entertainment Tonight. Now get ready to see Craig Ferguson. That's right -- the soon-to-be-ex-Late Late Show host is going early-early. Ferguson is close to a deal with Tribune Media, which reaches ...
Could the new host be a non-comedian?
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Governor Bob Riley officially dedicated the college of education building in honor of Chancellor Jacks Hawkins Junior.
The more than 90,000 square foot building will house all education faculty, staff and classes in one building.
Chancellor Hawkins says the new building gives a number of opportunities for students to strengthen their education.
Jack Hawkins Junior Hall is the third building in Alabama to share Chancellor Hawkins Jr.'s name.


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do you think is possible for a subscriber to choose which post categories would he like to subscribe?
do you think is possible for a subscriber to choose which post categories would he like to subscribe?
It's already possible. Get your users to Registered with your WordPress site and they will then gain access to the Subscribe2->Your Subscriptions page where that can choose which categories they want notifications for.
Read the FAQs for more about the different subscriber types.
In order to get a user registered with my wordpress site, do I need to install a specific plugin?
I am using wordpress 3.3.
No, just go to Settings->General and where it says "Membership" check the "Anyone can register" box.
Thanks for your promt response but I did what you just mention and I don't see any way for a user to register. There is no login prompt.
You'll need to put the meta widget in your sidebar or a link to:
That's perfect, thanks a lot!
Hi there, I have the same query and would appreciate some help... I added the Subscribe2 widget to my sidebar and created a dummy subscriber using an alternative email address. Now, when I log in as this subscriber, and click on the widget, it takes me to my user page alright, but under Subscribe 2 I only have the option to:
- Receive periodic summaries of new posts; and
- choose "Do not send notifications for post made by these authors".
There is no list of categories to choose from at all.
Do I need to set this up from the admin side of things? I have poured over the settings page but can't work it out, am I being blind?
Any help will be very much appreciated.
You have it set in Digest mode - so it sends a summary email on a periodic basis. For this, Subscribers can only opt in or out hence the cut down option page.
Oh, I see, I didn't think about trying that! I'd rather people didn't get an email every time I post something, but rather once a day though.... So I'd like to keep the digest option - since subscribers will be signed up to every category by default with this option, can I still change the subscriptions manually afterwards? It's just for friends and family so I'm not expecting more than a handful of people to subscribe anyway.
Allowing users to choose specific categories for digest based emails opens the possibility of infinite combinations of emails depending on the number of subscribers and the number of categories. For that reason per-category subscriptions are not possible in digest mode.
Thanks MattyRob, I see your point!! I didn't think it through obviously... Think they'll just have to put up with multiple emails then! Cheers!!
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Greg Trott) MANDATORY CREDIT MAGS OUT TV OUT, Associated Press
DENVER — All that's needed is Peyton Manning's autograph.
After being pursued by teams around the NFL, the QB with four MVP awards is headed to the land of John Elway and Tim Tebow, agreeing to a contract with Denver that could make the Broncos an instant Super Bowl contender. It could also send one of the NFL's most intriguing young players packing.
So much for Tebowmania.
Manning called Elway on Monday morning and told the Broncos executive that he had chosen Denver over the Tennessee Titans and San Francisco 49ers in the wildest free-agent chase of the offseason.
The Broncos and Manning's agent then hashed out details of a deal that's expected to be worth about $95 million over five years.
If they can reach an agreement, Manning could sign the deal and be introduced at a news conference as early as Tuesday.
Manning was wooed to Denver by Elway, the former QB who led the Broncos to two Super Bowl championships and now serves as their vice president of football operations. Elway never sounded all that convinced Tebow was the answer at the sport's most important position, and now could trade the hugely popular QB who energized the Broncos in a run to the playoffs last season but was plagued by erratic play.
Manning turns 36 on Saturday and missed the 2011 season because of multiple neck surgeries, which made him expendable to the rebuilding Indianapolis Colts. They cut him March 7 rather than pay a $28 million bonus.
But Manning's success in the past made him a prize that teams from San Francisco to Miami felt they couldn't pass up.
"There's a lot to be excited about," Broncos defensive end Robert Ayers, a fellow Tennessee alum, said outside the team's complex Monday. "Just being on his team is going to make you want to play better."
By luring the elite QB to Denver, Elway has delivered his biggest victory for the Broncos since he led them to their second straight Super Bowl title in 1999. He retired shortly after that 34-19 win over Atlanta and the Broncos have won just two playoff games since.
Manning won an NFL championship in 2007. And although no starting QB has ever earned a Super Bowl ring for two different teams, when he arrives at the Broncos' headquarters to sign his new deal, Manning at least can see the two Lombardi Trophies in the lobby that Elway won when he was 37 and 38.
Elway returned to the Broncos last year after the franchise hit rock bottom with an embarrassing scandal — the team was caught videotaping a 49ers practice — and a 4-12 season that cost coach Josh McDaniels his job.
It was McDaniels who drafted Tebow with the 25th pick of the 2010 draft.
The big question now facing Elway now is what to do about Tebow, who has three years left on his contract.
Tebow took over a 1-4 team from Kyle Orton last year and led the Broncos to an 8-8 finish and the AFC West crown with a series of stirring comebacks that captured the attention of the football world and beyond.
Tebowmania reached its apex in the playoffs, when he threw an 80-yard touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas on the very first play of overtime to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers. The next week, though, Tebow was smothered by the New England Patriots, who easily eliminated the Broncos, 45-10.
Afterward, Elway declared Tebow was the Broncos' starting quarterback heading into training camp this summer but said the southpaw would have to improve his flawed mechanics and footwork to win the job heading into the season.
He also said he'd spent time tutoring Tebow himself and would add more quarterback competition through the draft and free agency.
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AIG Sues Bank of America Over $10 Billion in Mortgage Losses
American International Group Inc., the bailed-out insurer, sued Bank of America Corp. over $10 billion in losses on mortgage-bond investments, saying it was the victim of a "massive fraud."
Bank of America and businesses it took over -- Countrywide Financial Corp. and Merrill Lynch & Co. -- misled AIG as they sought to profit off the bundling of mortgages into securities, the insurer said in a complaint filed today in New York State Supreme Court.
"Bank of America's fraud caused billions of dollars in damage to AIG and we are bringing this suit today to protect AIG and the taxpayers' stake in it," Mark Herr, a spokesman for New York-based AIG, said in a statement. "This is not the first lawsuit that AIG has filed against counterparties that have sought to profit at our expense, and we anticipate that it will not be the last."
The AIG lawsuit is the latest legal pressure faced by Bank of America Chief Executive Officer Brian T. Moynihan, 51, who took over as CEO last year. Last month, former Countrywide investors including BlackRock Inc. sued Bank of America after opting out of a $624 million settlement. Plaintiffs said the subprime lender misled shareholders about its finances and lending practices.
Deal 'Unfair'
Last week, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said he opposes the bank's proposal for an $8.5 billion mortgage-bond settlement that was negotiated with a group of institutional investors. In a court filing, Schneiderman called the deal unfair to investors and said he has potential claims against Bank of America.
Bank of America fell 20 percent to $6.51 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. AIG fell 10 percent to $22.58.
The Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank, the biggest U.S. lender by assets, rejects AIG's "assertions and allegations," said spokesman Larry DiRita.
"AIG recklessly chased high yields and profits throughout the mortgage and structured finance markets," said DiRita. "It is the very definition of an informed, seasoned investor, with losses solely attributable to its own excesses and errors."
Bank of America and the other defendants created mortgage securities backed by shoddy loans and sold the investments based on inflated credit ratings that masked their true risk, AIG said in the complaint. Offering materials "grossly understated" the risks of loans tied to the securities the insurer purchased, the company said.
'Massive Scheme'
AIG was also misled into believing that loans underlying their investment were issued according to certain underwriting guidelines that in fact had been "long abandoned," according to the complaint. The only measure of whether a loan would be approved was whether it could be packaged into bonds and sold to investors like AIG, the company said.
"The defendants were engaged in a massive scheme to manipulate and deceive investors, like AIG, who had no alternative but to rely on the lies and omissions made by the defendants," AIG said.
AIG, which took U.S. government bailouts starting in 2008 to avert a collapse, is seeking to recover $10 billion in damages plus punitive damages after purchasing $28 billion worth of securities, according to the lawsuit.
In addition to the lawsuit against Bank of America, AIG today also sought to intervene in a separate case in which the bank hopes to resolve claims from investors in 530 mortgage-securitization trusts. The deal, which requires court approval, calls for Bank of America to pay $8.5 billion.
'Fraction' of Losses
AIG, which owns securities involved in the settlement, wants more information to determine whether the agreement is fair, it said in a court filing. The settlement, negotiated with a group of 22 institutional investors, pays a "fraction" of the losses estimated by that group, AIG said.
"Both the substance of the agreement and the procedure by which it was made raise numerous questions as to the reasonableness of the agreement," AIG said.
AIG was first rescued in September 2008 after losses on housing-market bets by the Financial Products unit. The bailout was revised at least four times, swelling to $182.3 billion as the U.S. extended more credit and lowered the interest charged.
The insurer repaid the last $21 billion it owed to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the U.S. Treasury Department converted its preferred stake into 92 percent of AIG's common stock in January. The holding was reduced to 77 percent in May in a share sale.
The case is American International Group Inc. v. Bank of America Corp., 652199-2011, New York State Supreme Court (Manhattan).


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Chopin was a romantic composer who lived from 1810 to 1841 and wrote mainly - almost only - for the piano.
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I am unable to play, for example Chopin etudes (most of them) and Fantaisie-Impromptu because less than 30 seconds in, my forearms fatigue. I slow down a lot and it is physically painful to proceed ...


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WEST LIBERTY - While guests admired the neoclassical exterior of West Liberty University's Campbell Hall of Health Sciences during a dedication ceremony Monday, the real celebration was for the educational future of students learning inside its walls.
"For the proud heritage of this institution, the opportunity that lies within this building and the life of service unselfishly provided by the building's namesake all share one thing in common: The ability to transform the lives of countless numbers of individuals," said WLU President Robin C. Capehart.
The $23 million, 72,000 square-foot building, named in honor of WLU President Emeritus Clyde Campbell, houses six academic departments, including chemistry, dental hygiene, medical laboratory sciences, nursing, speech pathology/audiology and physician assistant studies.
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SPECIAL?CEREMONY — West Liberty University President Robin C. Capehart, left, and President Emeritus Clyde Campbell stand outside Campbell Hall of Health Sciences during the dedication ceremony for the new building Monday. -- Rebecca Olsavsky
Campbell graduated from West Liberty in 1953 and later served as a chemistry professor and then president of the university from 1984-1995. During the ceremony, he emphasized how humbled he was by the occasion and by the opportunity to continue being a part of the university's life into the future.
"That's the bottom line: to provide the facilities for students to learn," said Campbell, whose family attended the dedication.
Senior dental hygiene major Tiffany Forbes described working in the state-of-the-art facility as a privilege. Dental hygiene students have access to digital x-rays and digital charting in the new learning environment.
Guests on Monday had the opportunity to tour Campbell Hall's classrooms, laboratories and clinical spaces as students were available to answer questions. Capehart said the dedication's timing is fitting as the institution recently celebrated its fifth anniversary of becoming a university.
Capehart thanked former Chancellor of Higher Education Brian Noland, West Virginia Chancellor of Higher Education Paul Hill, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, who was West Virginia's governor at the time the project began, and Governor Earl Ray Tomblin, among others, for their support in making the new facility a reality. At the ceremony, Mary Jo Guidi delivered remarks from Manchin, D-W.Va., while state Sen. Rocky Fitzsimmons, D-Wheeling, shared remarks from Tomblin.


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Over 20 years ago on the platform of the uptown 1 train at Manhattan's 59th Street, a then 29-year-old Rodney Epperson spotted 22-year-old Lisha Epperson waiting for the train. "I looked over, and there was this beautiful girl," recalls the fashion designer. Not only was she striking, Lisha's choice of outerwear instantly raised her stock way up. "She was wearing this great Yohji Yamamoto trench coat that caught my attention."
Lisha, a ballerina at the time, was smitten… but not by Rodney. Well, not at first. Her gaze was fixated on his female companion's hair. "It was a crazy rainy day and everyone had messy hair. I was admiring her hairstyle," explains Lisha, who thought the well coiffed subway female rider, Rodney holding a bouquet of flowers, and the little boy with them made a beautiful family. But she sensed something was off. "He kept looking over at me and I thought that was weird."
The woman with Rodney was his sister, and the boy, his son, Emoni.
When the train approached, Rodney and Lisha got on in different cars. "I'm 21 and feeling adventurous, so I crossed over to his car, and it was obvious he kept looking at me. I just felt something, some sort of connection," says Lisha. While she was trying to read Rodney's stares and figure out "the deal with him and this woman," Rodney was working up the courage to approach her.
"I took one rose out of the bouquet I was carrying to a birthday party, and I walked up behind her. When she turned around I just introduced myself, gave her the flower and she just lit up. It was as if there was music playing, and it was just us on the train. It was intense," explains Rodney. "We talked the entire ride, and I even missed my stop," says Lisha.
She thought Rodney was "really dashing, tall and fine." Although the coveted oversized overcoat Rodney was so impressed by turned out not to be a Yohji original but a vintage number from her mother's closet ("He thought I was fabulous like that but really I wasn't," says Lisha), it was really Lisha's captivating smile, which he likens to a bright light, that truly captivated him.
"She was mad intriguing. I didn't know anyone who danced ballet," expresses Rodney. "I fell in love with [ballet] at 7, but my parents couldn't afford to send me to classes," says Lisha. She taught herself dance steps on the banister in the hallway of her Brooklyn building until she was able to take professional classes at 16. "Which is super, super late. But I was still able to carve out a career by the grace of God," she adds. "I loved the strength behind the beauty."
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And Lisha hadn't ever come across anyone like Rodney either. On their first date, the Project Runway alum with a bag full of clothes picked her up for dinner at the restaurant where she was working as a hostess. "Who would do that? It was really cool, different and sweet," she says, still amazed at the stylish gesture. "I now get unlimited access to his clothes, and that's great."
For as long as he can remember, Rodney has been enamored with beautiful clothes. While his brothers hung pictures of cars all over their bedroom walls, he decorated his room with fashion images ripped from Ebony magazines. "Each time I design something, I feel like a part of me is being shared. It's a gift that God blessed me with, and Lisha was blessed with the gift of dance."
In addition to their enthusiasm for the arts, the church and their mutual spiritual development have always played a significant role in their relationship. Prior to dating Lisha, Rodney was on a spiritual journey of self-discovery. "I was searching for myself and God. I wanted her to experience what I was going through," he explains. "Part of his whole courting me was taking me to church with him. I embraced it immediately," says Lisha.
The connection between Rodney and Lisha was instantaneous, and their relationship took off very quickly. Following their first date, the pair were inseparable and started dating exclusively. "With her, it was love at first sight. She makes me make sense. I lean on her without even realizing it," says Rodney. Having lost his mother, also his best friend, at 14, Rodney jokes that


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2. Last film I bought: aaah ... does the DVD of Wagner's 'Tannhauser' count? :-)
3. Last film I watched: A Very Long Engagement. Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a genius, the ensemble cast is brilliant ... and Audrey Tautou isn't bad either. A wonderful, wonderful film.
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Hi everyone, I am visiting from the Canadian boards because not many moms there can relate to my situation and I was wondering if any of you moms who already have a kid can help.
Just wondering if anyone can relate or has any advice to make the transitions easier.
I am still BF my 18 month old son once a day (in the mornings before I go to work), and he gets whole milk and other dairy during the rest of the day. I am 34 weeks pregnant with #2, and am obviously planning on BF her as well. I am not sure if I should just wean DS now, he is definitely not going to self wean in the next month. I am worried about jealousy issues, and supply issues for the new LO. Has anyone else dealt with tandem feeding that might have some suggestions?
To make things more complicated our financial situation is such that I don't have much of a choice but to go back to work 6 weeks (which I understand is quite normal in the US). DH is a stay at home dad, and even if he wanted to he couldn't really find any sort of decent, livable work in our area, so when my top up ends after 6 weeks I am going back. I am planning on pumping throughout the day, I have a fancy Medela double electric pump (can't remember the model), but never used it much with DS since I was always home. I know this is going to be hard, and is certainly not the normal situation, any advice for making it easier, and keeping my supply up enough that I get enough when I pump at work? Any storage tips or tips for which bottles are best for new infants? And what volume should I be pumping each day to make sure she is getting the right amount?
I do not want to supplement with formula, since I really believe that exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months is the best thing possible, and I know I will feel guilty/disappointed if I end up having to supplement. But I am also worried I will be too stubborn and not see signs that baby is not getting enough since DH will be home with her all day doing the feeding. Is there anything I should look for that might indicate a problem and that I should supplement, or get a prescription to increase my supply?
Breastfeeding was sooo easy with DS I am a bit scared that if I run into difficulties I won't know how to deal with them especially with the added stress of work. Thanks for taking the time to read all this!


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|18 hours 16 min ago
|How about 20 five-year scholarships per year?
How about 20 five-year scholarships?
Theoretically you could have 100 athletes on scolarship at a time, but of course there would be attrition, probably to the 70-80 range. If you can hang on to them, and keep them in school, good for you.
|18 hours 25 min ago
|Restart the clock after incomplete passes,
Restart the clock after the ball is reset following incomplete passes, except in the last 3 minutes of the half.
One of the reasons many games (not all) run so long nowadays (besides televison commercuals) is the increased number of passes, which often means incomplete passes, which means stopping the clock. Restarting the clock would mean most regulation games could finish in under three hours, and games would be more uniform in length, which many fans and TV would love.
|18 hours 41 min ago
|Eliminating scholarship limits is a bad idea
Back before scholarship limits, schools would offer schorships to players they KNEW were never going to play, just so their rivals wouldn't get them. Who know's what they told the kids. You can imagine what a Saban would be telling them...
|18 hours 46 min ago
|Not sure if they were all on
Not sure if they were all on scholarship, but I read somewhere that when Bear Bryant was at Texas A&M, they had 150 players- ON THE FRESHMAN TEAM. (Freshman were not eligible to play on the varsity until the early 70s).
|2 weeks 3 days ago
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Sorry to say this, but I think ND (and NBC) probably values the USC series a little more than their series with Michigan, especially when it comes to ND recruiting and appealing to their "national fanbase" and alumni.
The only way we could get ND and USC to switch their series might be to offer a Michigan game at USC in some year for them play at ND two years in a row and switching from odd to even years (hopefully along with a future game at Michigan in a year they host ND).
|3 weeks 4 hours ago
|I'd like to see ND included
I'd like to see ND included with other P5 conference representatives in some sort of rotation: 1 P5 opponent home, 1 P5 opponent away each season, rotated on 6 year cycles (e.g. Y1 home, Y4 away).
So every thiird year we get: a) a Big 12 team & an ACC team; b) ND & a PAC12 team; c) an SEC team & an All-America, another Indepedent, or another PAC12 team.
|3 weeks 5 hours ago
|See, this is why I don't like
See, this is why I don't like the 4-team playoff. You still get schools scheming to do just enough to sqeak in.
Either no playoff at all, or a 6-8 team playoff, with P5 conference champions getting automatic berths, so they have no disincentives for scheduling more tough OOC opponents.
|3 weeks 5 hours ago
|Do you think, perhaps, NBC
Do you think, perhaps, NBC agreed to fork over the $2 million?
|3 weeks 5 hours ago
|One scenario I could
One scenario I could envision:
Jim Harbaugh: Warde, I don't care what it takes, I really want ND on the schedule ASAP
Warde Manuel: ND, huh? OK, Jim, let's see what we can do coming up in the 2020's...
JH: Nah-uh, I am thinking by year 4 or 5 of my contract at the latest.
WM: But Jim, we already have this nice series with Arkansas...
JH: I don't care about that. I want to play ND before I...I just want 'em.
WM: Before what?
JH: Never mind. Just get ND on the phone.
a few days later...
WM: Well Jim, I talked to ND. But they said the only way they're interested is if we reopen the series THERE in the opener in 2018. That'll mean OSU, MSU, and...
JH: Fine, do it!
WM: But Jim, we played there last, and the sneaky bastards cancelled on us...
JH: I don't care about that, the past is the past.
WM: But that will also mean we'll have to dump Arkansas, and that could get pricey.
JH: Look, my next contract will get even more pricey if you don't do it! And you know, just about every week my agent is getting calls from NFL...
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|3 weeks 1 day ago
|1 on 2 years off
I'd like to see us rotate this way to rate and see as many different P-5 teams in a six year span as possible.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|I have to admit, Grobe was an
I have to admit, Grobe was an excellent hire for them.
The man generally knows what he is doing. Talked to a couple of Wake Forrest assistant coaches a few years ago at the coaches convention- Grobe inspires tremendous loyalty in his coaches and players.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|"I'd think it would be fairer
"I'd think it would be fairer to have schools all play the same number from their divisions."
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|Except for those who sell
Except for those who sell them, I'd bet most coaches and celebrities would love to have a rule AGAINST signing autographs most of the time.
By pushing the limits, Harbaugh is actually doing a favor to all coaches. By doing what seems to be insane, he could very well bring more sanity to the whole recruiting process.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|Including the Blue Book
Including the Blue Book values of the cars in question would be quite helpful in an article or posting like this.
|7 weeks 6 days ago
|The only alternative I can
The only alternative I can see is, after the first overtime period, goalies can no longer us their hands....or EVERYBODY can.
|8 weeks 17 hours ago
|I am convinced that for
I am convinced that for football, 8 is the ideal for a conference- that leaves enough other slots for a combination of two or three P-5 opponents and a couple of others.
|8 weeks 17 hours ago
|Championship Game
The best way to do that in a large conference with no divisions (and avoiding repeat games) would be take the regular season champion, playing against the top congference team they did NOT play in the regular season, or at least the top-placing team they did not beat.
[Somewhere in there, there should be allowances giving preference to regulation time and road wins/losses, over overtime and home wins/losses, perhaps as tiebreakers]
|8 weeks 18 hours ago
|How about a hard limit of 25
How about a hard limit of 25 (4-year) new scholarships granted per year?
Scrap the 85-scholarship limit- if you can keep players in school, good for you.
|8 weeks 18 hours ago
|Home & Away
Does this work out for which games are home and which are away?
I would imagine this would actually be a six year cycle.
|8 weeks 18 hours ago
|Odds are, none of the
Odds are, none of the recruits at that camp end up with a scholarship to play football for Michigan. But I'll bet that camp made more than few fans of Michigan for years to come.
|9 weeks 4 days ago
|I would love to see such a
I would love to see such a preseason scrimmage, and a non-conference Spring Game as well.
|9 weeks 4 days ago
|'No Repeat'
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This would actually allow the tension to build as such games would become more rare, special events.
|9 weeks 4 days ago
|Has anybody found an
Has anybody found an explanation for that? Were there any negotiations at all behind the scenes? Did Michigan get anything in return for that?
Would rather have skipped a year playing State than have both away in Even numbered years.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|In a twelve game season, the
In a twelve game season, the ideal conference size is 8. That way you have enough room to schedule round robin AND get 5 non-conference games in- preferably 1 or 2 against southern teams; another on the west coast; another against a Big 12 opponent or ND. More exposure for recruits, and better for the fans living outside the footprint.
Unfortunately, 8 team conferences will never return.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|Can we at least see one or
Can we at least see one or two of the cross-division games determined by strength?
Maybe based on the standings at the end of the year before. Allow a little flexibility for one or two of the games for teams we haven't seen in a while. Leave the schedule slots open (though it would be clear which weekend was Home or Away), and then clear up the next season's schedule in December or January.
Otherwise you get situations where the SOS varies wildly.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|I prefer variety. I would
I prefer variety.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|Maybe I am in the minority,
Maybe I am in the minority, but I would prefer more (quality) non-conference games against different teams than only a small pool of teams.
What I think is smart about the SEC scheduling is they have conference and non-conference games from September through November. (Would love to see a home and home series with SEC or other southern teams in November, rather than September). This means exposure in other parts of the country, on other networks. This will be even more important if ESPN loses the B1G contract.
The way it stands now, if a couple of the upper-echelon B1G teams in the conference stumble in September, people write off the strength of the whole conference pretty much until the Bowl season.
|10 weeks 4 days ago
Hmmm. Typically when you see this kind of coverage, it's the Safeties are taking the TB (usually the faster athlete) if he comes out on their side, and the LBers are comboing the FB; with the remaining LB in the "hole", unless there is a blitz on, like you mentioned.
|15 weeks 1 day ago
|USC & UCLA (and maybe Cal and
USC & UCLA (and maybe Cal and Stanford) are the only ones who I could see wanting some protection for their "turf" [or as Shaw made it a point to mention, they Stanford is so "selective" the camps might not make much sense for them]. But I would think the other Pac-12 schools would love to be involved in camps not only in LA and the Bay Area, but Texas and other parts of the country, too.
Looks like the Sun Belt voted against them, (and maybe one other), but the B1G was joined by 3 of the G-5 conferences in being in FAVOR, so that refutes the argument that smaller schools felt they are at a disadvantage.
|15 weeks 1 day ago
|One argument I haven't heard
One argument I haven't heard Leach or Harbaugh or anybody else mention so far is the positive effects of these camps have for high school coaches and college assistant coaches. They have a chance to network not only with athletes, but other coaches from around the country, and demonstrate how they coach.
This is very big in terms of career opportunities for them.


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Nov. 13, 2010
DAVIDSON, N.C. ¬ San Diego senior receiver Godfrey Smith caught nine passes for 184 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Toreros to a 29-15 Pioneer Football League victory over Davidson in the Wildcats' home finale Saturday afternoon at Richardson Stadium. Smith's last catch of the game, a 27-yard touchdown reception, pushed him over the 1,000 yard mark for the year. He finished his brilliant season with 68 catches for 1,024 yards and 7 scores.
The win gives USD a final mark of 5-6, but more importantly, a 5-3 winning record in the Pioneer Football League race. USD will finish alone in 4th place, with Dayton and Jacksonville sharing the PFL title (8-0 records), followed by Drake (6-2).
The San Diego defense, led by junior DE Mario Kurn, was stifling, holding the Wildcats to minus-10 rushing yards and sacking Davidson quarterback Jonathan Carkhuff eight times. By holding the Wildcats to -10 yards rushing, the Torero defense set a new single game mark (previous record was -6 yards allowed to Azusa Pacific in 1994). Kurn, who entered the game 2nd among all FCS players in sacks, recorded 3.5 sacks on the day (-28 yards), 7.5 tackles for loss (-37 yards), and 11 total tackles (8 solo). He finishes the season with a team-best 66 tackles (38 solo), 27 tackles for loss (-141 yards) and 17 quarterback sacks (-118).
Mason Mills threw for 240 yards and three TDs and scrambled for another 50 yards for San Diego (5-6, 5-3 PFL). Phil Morelli added 106 tough yards on the ground and a touchdown on 22 carries.
"Our guys played good instinctive football today," said Coach Ron Caragher. "Even though we weren't finishing drives in the first half, the defense kept us in the game. We came alive offensively in the second half and moved the ball better. This team really came on in the second half of the season, never quit, and bounced back. To their credit they kept competing, kept battling. It's nice to win on a note like this, win four of five and carry that momentum into the offseason. I'm very proud of this team."
Davidson took a brief 15-14 lead late in the third quarter. With the Cats trailing 14-7, a three-and-out by the defense and good special teams play helped Davidson get great field position at the San Diego 34-yard line. On 3rd-and-9, Carkhuff connected with TE Michael Blanchard for a 33-yard score. Davidson ran a fake on the PAT try, and Blanchard ran in for the two-point conversion, giving Davidson the one-point advantage. USD entered their final quarter of the season trailing 15-14, but quickly answered with a Phil Morelli 4-yard touchdown with 13 minutes to go. Mills passed to Justin Fontenberry for the two-point conversion as San Diego went back on top 22-15 with 13 minutes left in the game. Runs of 25 yards (on 3rd-and-15) and 14 yards by Mills helped set up the score after a 12-play, 75-yard drive.
Smith put the game away with 4:10 to go, catching a 27-yard pass from Mills and giving the Toreros their final 14-point advantage. After the score was tied 7-7 at halftime, the Toreros caught a break on their opening drive of the second half as Davidson was flagged for pass interference on 3rd-and-27, resulting in an automatic first down. Mills hooked up with Smith with a 55-yard touchdown pass on the next play as San Diego took a 14-7 lead.
The first half featured some good defense by both teams, and field position came into play as San Diego forced a Davidson punt from its own 11-yard line and got the ball at the Davidson 37 late in the second quarter.
Four straight rushing plays set up 3rd-and-4 from the Davidson 16, and Mills hit Smith with a touchdown pass to put the Toreros in front 7-0 with 3:33 left in the first half.
The Wildcats answered right back with a couple big plays. Carkhuff dropped off a screen pass to Justin Williams for a gain of 36 on 3rd-and-8, and the freshman hooked up with Funsten for 41-yard touchdown pass on the next play. Ben Behrendt added the extra point to tie the game.
San Diego got a 35-yard kick return from Sam Hoekstra on the kickoff and used a hurry-up offense to move the ball down to the Davidson 19-yard line. But on third down, Wildcat defensive back Malcolm Moses-Hampton sacked Mills to force a 43-yard field goal try by Stan Shurson that went wide left with eight seconds remaining in the half. It was one of three missed field goals for the Toreros.
Offensively for USD, Mills finished 17-27 for 240 yards and 3 touchdowns. For the season he finished 195 for 290 (67%) for 2,160 yards and 18 touchdowns. Morelli, who received some great lanes from the Torero offensive line, finished his injury plagued season with 461 yards and 5 TDs. Kurn was joined on defense by senior captain Mike Calahan (9 tackles, 2 sacks) and Al-Rilwan Adeyemi (4 stops, 6th interception of year) with outstanding play.
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Jordan Angus - Male Torero of the Year
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Malina Hood - Female Torero of the Year
Malina Hood looks back at her USD career
NCAA Tournament Preview
San Diego faces Vanderbilt in first round
2016 Celebration of Excellence
Behind the Scenes at the COE
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Men's Tennis senior Day
The Toreros host LMU and Pepperdine Saturday and Sunday
Softball WCC Preview
The Toreros host Saint Mary's Saturday and Sunday
2016 San Diego Crew Classic
The Toreros show speed against the nation's top crews
The Torero Baseball Experience
Kris Bryant & Brian Matusz reflect on their time at USD
MBB Senior Night
Jito Kok and Duda Sanadze prepare for the final home game
USD Baseball Season Preview
Season starts at No. 3 Vanderbilt February 19
USD Softball Season Preview
Season starts February 12
UCLA Preview
USD travels to No. 9 UCLA Friday
Toreros Host Kentucky Saturday
USD looks to defend home court against No. 22 Kentucky
Toreros Host Pepperdine & LMU
USD returns home after four-game road trip
Toreros Team Up with PYBL
Men's Basketball hosts annual clinic for Challenged Division
Men's Tennis 2016
USD opens at home vs UC Irvine and UCSD Saturday
BYU Preview
Preview of USD women's basketball WCC opener vs. BYU.
City Championship Highlights
Relive the Toreros' Upset over SDSU at Petco Park
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Toreros Stun Aztecs at Petco
Postgame reaction and press conferences
Toreros Return Home
USD will host Bethesda before Sunday's City Championship at Petco Park
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Butler Preview
Pono Keni and Coach Lindsey talk about Saturday's Senior Day game against Butler
CSUN Preview
Coach Fisher and forward Maya Hood talk about Tuesday's home-opener against CSUN
USC Preview
Coach Smith and Brett Bailey preview the season opener at USC
Davidson Preview
Jonah Hodges and Dale Lindsey talk about Jonah's return and preview Davidson game
San Diego Fall Classic Preview
Coach Dagman previews the San Diego Fall Classic
Nevada Preview
USD's Women's Basketball team will start their season at Nevada this weekend
USD Men's Basketball - The Origins (1955-1973)
A Glance at the Beginnings of Torero Hoops
Campbell Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jeff Starr preview Campbell
Stetson Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jereke Armstrong talk about the season so far
WCC Media Day
Behind the scenes with Men's and Women's Basketball at WCC media day
Warner Recap
Dale Lindsey and Anthony Lawrence on USD's 45-14 win
Warner Preview
Anthony Lawrence and Coach Lindsey preview game vs. Warner
Torero Community Service
USD Athletics helps out at Father Joe's Village in downtown San Diego
Men's Basketball Camp Update
Kok and Carter talk about the upcoming season
Drake Preview
Toreros host Bulldogs for Homecoming game
Dayton Preview
Toreros look for 4th straight win
LMU Preview
Pack the Stadium Night
ITA All-American's Preview
Petronijevic, Angus, & Vittek Prepare
Marist Preview
USD Looks to Extend Home Win Streak
Valparaiso Preview
Toreros First True Road Game of 2015
CSUN and UCSB Preview
Toreros Look to Extend Win Streak
Aztec Invite Recap
Both Squads Finish Second
SDSU Preview
Toreros Take on Cross-town Rival
WNMU Recap
Highlights from 45-21 win
2015 Home Opener
Previewing Western New Mexico
Volleyball Tournament Preview
A preview of the USD Tournament
Men's Soccer Season Opener
Previewing No. 16 Cal
Training Camp Update
Coach Lindsey Recaps the First Two Weeks
2015 WSOC Preview
A brief preview of the 2015 Toreros.