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|Jacques Dory
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This is a continuation-in-part of copending application Ser. No. 368,906 filed Jun. 19, 1989, which is a continuation of Ser. No. 037,369 filed Apr. 13, 1987, abandoned, which is a division of Ser. No. 728,905 filed Apr. 30, 1985, U.S. Pat. No. 4,658,828, reissued on May 21, 1991 as U.S. Pat. No. RE. 33,590, which is a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 674,889 filed Nov. 26, 1984, issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,617,931 on Oct. 21, 1986, Reexamination Certificate B1-4,617,931 of Jul. 12, 1988. Priority is claimed from French application 83.20041 of Dec. 14, 1983 under 35 USC 119.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for destroying a target formed by soft structures localized within a medium which prevents having access thereto directly by mechanical means.
Among the applications of such a method may be mentioned the destruction of living cells, e.g. tumoral cells inside the body of a patient, or the coloring of a material through its mass by causing microballs to explode and release dyes, or the localized use of a chemical reaction, by releasing material capable of reacting and contained in microballs.
The destruction by extracorporeal means of a target formed by mechanically resilient structures takes place at the present time using positive pressure elastic waves which subject said structures to compression forces.
By way of example, in known lithotriptors, elastic pulses of a duration of about a microsecond, focussed on a calculus pulverize the latter.
More particularly, in lithotriptors with an emitting source distributed over a surface and of piezoelectric type, these elastic waves, unless very specific arrangements are made, comprise positive pressure half waves (with respect to the mean pressure of the oscillation) and negative half waves. However, it is known that the latter do not contribute to the destruction of the calculi and have on the contrary the harmful effect of causing the formation of a barrier formed of bubbles generated by cavitation and which hinders the propagation of the beam, even interrupting it.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The prior art relative to the destruction of soft targets is formed, for example, by hyperthermia, i.e. localized heating at well defined temperatures. For this, trains of elastic waves are used focussed on the target. These wave trains may be generated (as in lithotripsy) by an emitting source distributed over a surface and of piezoelectric type but, whereas in lithotripsy pulses are generally used of very short duration (of about 1 μs) and considerable peak powers (of the order of several tens of kilowatts), in hyperthermia the powers are reduced to peak values of 10 to 100 watts, for example, and the wave trains are emitted over much longer periods (reaching a second for example) sufficient to cause heating. In the case of hyperthermia, the frequencies are of the order of 0.5 to 5 MHz.
The invention starts from the discovery of the fact that soft structures can be efficiently destroyed using negative pressure waves of short duration, by tractive forces which tear them.
The method for the localized destruction of soft structures according to the invention comprises the step of:
i) generating, at a predetermined rate comprised between a few Hz and 3 KHz, trains of elastic pressure waves, said waves having a frequency between 3.0 and 10 MHz, each of said trains having a duration between 1 microsecond and 1 millisecond and comprising negative going oscillations;
ii) focussing said waves into a beam;
iv) adjusting the power of said elastic pressure waves at a predetermined value.
In a preferred embodiment, said oscillations comprise positive and negative peaks, the negative peak having an amplitude substantially larger than that of the positive peaks.
According to an advantageous feature, the step iv) comprises:
iv-a) adjusting said power at a first value substantially lower than said predetermined value,
iv-b) receiving the energy of the elastic pressure waves reflected from the target and displaying echoes from the reflected energy,
iv-c) increasing the power until a threshold is reached for which the displayed echoes disappear and
iv-d) adjusting the power short of said threshold.
The disappearance of the echoes corresponds in fact to the appearance of the cavitation phenomenon in the region of the focal point and the power thus adjusted will then be more efficient for destroying tumoral cells.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be clear from the following description given by way of example.
A lithotriptor is used of piezoelectric type with an emission source distributed over a surface, advantageously of the kind described in the patent FR 83 20041 filed on Dec. 14th, 1992.
To obtain a preponderance of negative ultrasonic waves, it is sufficient for example to change the direction of the windings of the transformer which couples the power ceramic transducer to the pulse generator, so as to energize said transducer with pulse trains in which the negative half waves are preponderant.
It will be noted that a lithotriptor of electrohydraulic type, i.e. with spark path in a coupling liquid, is not capable of generating negative pulses and would therefore not be usable.
The waveform, such as defined by that of the electric signal energizing the transducer, consists of frequency oscillations advantageously between 300 KHz and 1 MHz for destroying deep tissues and between 5 and 10 MHz for destroying surface tissues. The wave trains or "shots" have for example durations between 1 μs and 1 ms and the firing rate is for example between a few Hz and 2 or 3 KHz, these values not being limitative. The lowest firing rates are those which give the best echographic image of the target. The wave train durations are advantageously determined so that destruction of the cells takes place mainly by mechanical stress : longer durations would cause the appearance of a hyperthermia phenomenon.
The method comprises a phase for the prior adjustment of the emission power of the main transducer, during which the peak power of the oscillations is first of all adjusted to a low value (a few watts for example) while the wave train duration is itself adjusted to its minimum value and their rate to its maximum value. The echoes coming from reflection from the target of the negative pulses emitted by the power transducer are picked up by the auxiliary echography transducer of the lithotriptor, making it possible to display the distribution of energy in the focal spot, in accordance with the method described in the above-mentioned patent. Then, the emission power is progressively increased until the echoes, from the target disappear: there then generally appears, on the display screen a small bright cloud which indicates the appearance of the cavitation phenomenon at the focal point.
If the power is further increased, cavitation would develop between the emission surface and the focal point, which would no longer be irradiated.
The final power is adjusted a little short of the threshold at which the echoes situated in the focal zone disappear and then the wave train duration and rate are appropriately adjusted.
By way of example, the peak power selected will be of the order of a few kilowatts, corresponding to peak pressures of about 50 to 60 bars.
The negative oscillations used act mainly by mechanical stress, by exerting tractive forces which tear the cells (whereas soft structures withstand much better the compression effects generated by positive oscillations).
The wave train power, duration and rates can be adjusted and the appropriate polarity of the oscillations energizing the transducer can be obtained by a man skilled in the art and may be carried out in different ways without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.
By way of example, the appearance of cavitation in the focal region could be detected using type A echography and by observing the deformation of the echoes as a function of the emission power.
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There was only one M5.2. Second M5 was a split of the data by automated system," Jones tweeted.
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Jimmy Lee Lopez, an employee at Borrego Springs' Center Market, said nothing had fallen and there was no visible damage at the store as he started his morning shift.
The earthquake definitely woke him up when it happened, he said, but it wasn't the worst he's experienced.
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Kristie Kimbrough, front desk supervisor at La Casa del Zorro Resort & Spa, said nothing was out of place or broken at the resort.
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Group 7 redox reactions
Physical properties and trends of the halogens; oxidising power of the halogens; disproportionation reactions.
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Group 7 redox reactions
Physical properties
The halogens have the following physical properties:
They have low melting and boiling points
They exist as diatomic molecules
As you descend the group, the number of electrons increases, leading to
an increase in van der Waals forces between molecules, which lead to the
following trends being seen:
The boiling points of the halogens increases down the group
The physical states of the halogen at RTP goes from gas => liquid =>
solid as you descend the group
Electron configuration
The elements in group 7 have 7 electrons in their outer shell
Each group 7 element has:
One electron fewer than the noble gases
An outer p shell containing five electrons
Halogens as oxidising agents
The Halogens are the most reactive non-metals in the Periodic Table and
are strong oxidising agents, removing electrons in reactions.
The oxidising power of a halogen is a measure of the strength with which a
halogen atom is able to attract and capture an electron to form a halide
In redox reactions, each halogen atom gains one reaction into a p sub-shell
to form a halide ion with a 1- charge. Example:
½ Cl2 (g) + e- => Cl- (g)
The halogens become less reactive as you descend the group as their
oxidising power decreases.
As halogens gain an electron in their reactions, reactivity decreases down
the group because:
The atomic radius increases
The electron shielding increases
The ability to gain an electron into the p sub-shell decreases to form
a halide ion
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Redox reactions of the halogen
Redox reactions can show that the halogens are less able to form halide
ions as you descend the group.
This trend can be shown by reacting aqueous solutions of halide ions with
aqueous solutions of halogens.
Each halogen is mixed with aqueous solutions of the different halides.
More reactive halogens will oxidise and displace halides of less reactive
This is a displacement reaction
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Chlorine is only slightly soluble in water and has a mild bleaching action.
Household bleach is formed when dilute aqueous NaOH and Cl2 react
together at room temperature.
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Not really that much needs to be said on the Pitt side. I mean, it's a win. The defense feels better about itself than it did after Duke. Pitt did just enough on offense to get the win. The cost being Tom Savage getting hit a lot. Eventually suffering "concussion-like symptoms" which has now been upgraded to a mild concussion.
It still amazed me that no targeting penalty was called on that hit. From the press box, there was a lot of amazement that no call was made. Coach Paul Chryst was asked about it after the game.
Chryst said Virginia linebacker Daquan Romero's hit to the head of quarterback Tom Savage is what the NCAA is trying to eliminate with its new rule that calls for the offending player to be ejected.
"Yes, I think so," he said.
Romero wasn't ejected, however and no penalty was called. Chryst spoke to the official after the play, but he declined to reveal their conversation.
"I really believe there is not one official that isn't for that (making the game safer)," he said.
Those comments came from a question during the post-game the press conference. Chryst also added after that, "And… I'm going to stop there." He just decided that he wasn't going to finish the obvious thought that the officials really, really missed that call.
For Pitt, the downside was that the offense didn't match the performance of the defense. Still, it's a win.
It beats the feelings on the Virginia side.
By the time David Watford's late fourth-quarter pass to the end zone Saturday in Pittsburgh's 14-3 win glanced off Jake McGee's fingertips, Virginia already established this was not going to be the week for its breakout game on offense.
Now, after posting just 188 yards against a Pittsburgh defense that entered the day giving up 445 yards per game — worst in the Atlantic Coast Conference and 101st in the nation — it's fair to wonder if the big payoff will come at all this season for U.Va.'s offense.
"What I told everyone is, 'This has got to get fixed,'" U.Va. coach Mike London said. "It's not about a popularity contest. It's about finding those players that can be consistent and give us a chance to win. That's the first thing we'll work on Sunday — finding the who and the what and just move on and move forward from there."
Road openers are not a good place for Virginia.
The Cavaliers have now lost 7 of their last 8 road openers. They also fell to 0-6 when facing a new ACC member for the first time in conference play. Virginia owns a 6-12 record since a 14-13 win at Florida State in 2011 – that contest capped a run where the team won 6 of 7 games.
Needless to say, the result at Pitt was a disappointing one. Virginia now stands at 2-2 and 0-1 in the ACC. The Panthers, on the other hand, were happy to grab the win and improve to 3-1 and 2-1 in the ACC.
"It felt great to go three in a row. That's what we've been talking about all week," Pittsburgh defensive lineman Tyrone Ezell said. "It's something we haven't done in a while here at Pitt, and it feels great right now."
The frustrating thing for Virginia fans is that they saw this loss unfolding exactly the way it did.
A lot of signs in the match-ups point to a dead even game so I think it is a toss-up, but I don't trust the offense to fix the turnover and scoring issues even though Pittsburgh's defense is shaky.
And with Pitt now 2-1 in the ACC, they are at least establishing that they are not out of their depth in a new conference — at least to those that apparently wondered about it.
5. Pitt is at home in the ACC. The Panthers now have won back-to-back games in their new conference and have a chance to move into a tie for the top spot in the Coastal Division if they can win at Virginia Tech next week. Pitt's lone loss was to Florida State in the season opener. If they can escape Blacksburg with a win, the Panthers could be 6-1 heading into Atlanta on Nov. 2 for another key divisional game against Georgia Tech. With the win over Virginia, Pitt put itself right in the mix in its first season in the ACC. We'll see how long the Panthers can stay there.
Well, with a bye Pitt gets to stay there for at least one more week.
Then back-to-back triple option teams … both winable but certainly no guarantees.
Trouble is … then the hard part of the achedule begins … with the only plus being that 3 of the 4 games are at home (although UNC may not be as good as previously thought.)
Isn't this what the NFL and College football are trying to eliminate? Are there no admonitions to the ref who was standing right there watching the whole thing or to the player. You can't read a players mind for intent, but the whole thing is so wrong.
We may not get the close calls from the ACC refs but this is ridiculous.
We win this one and we will get a little more respect.
Now a week off, just when we need it, so Tom's brain has a chance to rearrange itself after getting scrambled. Hopefully it will be time well spent by the coaching staff as well to develop a comprehensive battle plan ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BALL to produce another win against the Hokies.
If and when this Pitt squad decides to put their "A" game out there on both offense and defense, then right there we should expect to see the dazed look in our opponent's eyes as they ask the question amoungst themselves of "who are those guys"? The VT game would be a perfect venue to get that accomplished.
Now I'm usually a "one game at a time" fan, but in this case I want to look ahead to Old Dominion for a moment and raise a word of caution. "This will not be the cake walk that most think it will be". I fully understand the premise, these guys have only been playing football AT ALL, for a half dozen years and are moving up to DIV I just now so we should crush them. Not so fast my friend, This OD team is GOOD!
Now it is time to focus on VT but more about OD to come. But Pitt will not just be able to mail this one in to get a win over OD.
Predicting 5-2 going into the GT game.
Games We need to win NC and Syracuse.
Perhaps the refs will not side with ND and
give us a chance to win. Net looks like
7-5. Not taking care of business means
6-6. Seizing the opportunity means 8-4.
JR I think your breakdown is right on.
1972 – And that's why they play the games …
If UT comes a knockin', ain't no way Fraud Graham stays in Arizona.
Now come on and pick a cliche:
All Pitt's exes coach in Texas…
You can take the coach out of Texas…
"The Texan turned out to be good-natured, generous and likable. In three days no one could stand him." (Probably my favorite quote from Joseph Heller's Catch-22)
"I felt a little guilty about jangling the poor bugger's brains with that evil fantasy. But what the hell? Anybody who wanders around the world saying, "Hell yes, I'm from Texas," deserves whatever happens to him."
? Hunter S. Thompson, The Great Shark Hunt: Strange Tales from a Strange Time
And, how has VT's OL looked so far this season? Will we be able to pressure Logan Thomas a little bit?
I like our chances against VT if we can get the running game going against them.
Jives with the criticism Savage got in Piscataway.
Testimony to Chryst and Rudolph and what they've accomplished to this point.
But certainly reason for concern once Pitt starts playing the better teams on its schedule.
Still feel Voytik is going to get his chance before the season is over… Savage's shortcomings in reading defenses and lack of escapability could present some serious challenges.
However, keeping fingers crossed for Savage's continued success. One option for help is to incorporate more plays for the team's No. 1 playmaker… that be Boyd.
Dr Tom
Not getting ahead just bored by the
off week. By the way the VT game could
be ugly for us if we are unable to run the
What Reed is referring to his inability to check off his primary receiver and look for secondary ones. The other issue MAY be the inability to throw a ball with touch (not sure.)
Keeping it real !
I'm sure they're going to miss him. haha
I'm moving to Canada to watch Tino play.
It's that f'ed up here.
screw them.
If the Pirates made the p-offs, then that proves there's still hope for PITT football.
Anything is possible.
Let's Go B-U-C-S !!!
2 blind squirrels who occasionally find an acorn !
S-C-R-E-W-E-D ! (bigtime)
Question: I will be in downtown Cleveland during the UNC game on Nov 16th. Does the alumni association have any events? Couldn't find a thing on their website. Are there any local bars that would show the game?
I've got a feeling we could win eight. I thought we only had a realistic shot at four at the start of the year. Keep it up guys.
One never knows who you'll bump into and end up in the Tidal Basin with. lol
Try the warehouse district in downtown Cleveland, maybe stop by or phone the concierge at the Ritz Carlton. They can usually find out anything.
Glad to hear you're doing better !
let's go bucs. raise the jolly roger.
I was a bit misty on Saturday. Left the Pitt game right before the end and we walked over to Bettis 36 Grille to watch the end of Pirates game. And the crowd there, almost all very young, were all fired up for the Buccos … a sight that I had wondered if I'd ever see again, and went crazy at the end of the game which ensured tonight's home game.
Best wishes!
Only thing he graduated from there, 30 years AFTER I did. haha He was an offensive lineman who played in the pre-season with the Detroit Lions and watched the Pirates game with us.
Nice kid, strange night as #55 hit not one HR, but 2 HR's.
Life is indeed very strange.
Go Bucs !!!
Hail to Pitt !!!
The extra week of preparation could not have come at a better time.
Chryst and Rudolph will have a game plan in place. The question is "Run or Pass?"
Obviously, Virginia Tech can play the run. But the Hokies also boast having the BEST SECONDARY in college football.
Hate to say it, but Pitt's chances are going to ride heavily on the ability of the defense to create turnovers and special teams.
Despite some improvement, Logan Thomas continues to be team's Achilles. Special teams also seem to be a problem for VATech… as it is for Pitt.
Absolutely, Blewitt needs to quickly get over that damn learning curve for Pitt to pull out a win in Blacksburg.
And oh yes, get Tyler (now officiallyy on watch list for the Biletnikoff Award)Boyd the DAMN BALL… anyway you can.
Tino Sunseri isn't going to win or lose any more football games for PITT so comparing Savage to him now when the actual games are being played is a moot point. What is important is how well Savage himself plays as the season marches on. I'm of the mind that while his stats are impressive at first glance once you really look at his overall play this year there isn't a lot to get real excited about.
No one can argue that he didn't have an excellent game against Duke and I can say that he pretty much won that game by himself on the strength of his passing. It was very well done. However, his production in the other three games leaves a lot to be desired:
In those matches Savage is 41/76 for 628 yds – a 54% completion rate and 209 YPG; he has 8.2 YPA with 4 TDs & 6 INTs. Pedestrian numbers at best and some of those INTs came at inopportune times. What is a real positive though is Savage's YPC rate at a great 15.3 in those games. This production is right in line with what he had done earlier in his career and what some of us though he'd do as a starter, average overall with a big jump at the per completion yardage.
However, we do count every game and overall his production on the season looks pretty impressive and with him at the helm we are 3-1. I think that he's been a pretty good QB for us so far but I also think it is valid to look at the rest of our schedule and feel some trepidation that Savage might not have strong success against the better defenses.
INTs scare me, especially with a young offensive unit that is still finding their way. Other fans don't think INTs are that important and I could buy off on that if there were more TDs than INTs. For me a high completion rate and a good TD:INT ratio impacts an offense in real and positive ways.
This is what I love about college football. In the NFL a player's talent and production level is pretty much known. In college player's games can swing wildly and they can really progress or regress during the 13 game season. It will be fun watching Savage play out the year. If he gets more consistent and plays a bit better overall then we'll be in for a good ride.
Now wer're debating if Tom's statistics warrant the appropriate praise or not for a 3-1 start to the season. There is PLENTY on this team that, as Coach Chryst likes to say, "needs to be cleaned up" including Savage's shortcomings. One of those for sure is his knack for throwing the INT. IMO, he telegraphs many of his throws because he stares down his intended receiver before pulling the trigger. This is a technique issue, not a talent issue.
Going through his receiver progression is also not a strong suite for him, especially when the pocket is collapsing quickly, another technique issue. With time and the desire to get better, we could see Savage's "technique" improve rapidly from game to game after watching his own films and working with the coaches on these weak points in his game.
As I mentioned in a previous post, I would much prefer these "coachable issues" to be our QB's shortcomings rather than a basic talent issue like "no arm" to throw a deep accurate ball. With continued improvement in both Savage's technique AND better OL play as we get deeper into our schedule, we might just see this offense really blossum.
Oh, BTW, anybody that discounts INTS as being a major problem, one which can result in turning a game around 180 degrees in a second, just doesn't undersatnd football very well. Turnovers of all types have to to minimized if you want to produce a good football team, PERIOD.
Obviously exceptional play on his part will make victory more obtainable. Mediocre play makes it more difficult and poor play impossible.
However, I am much more concerned and think our success depends on the play of the Defense. Although, the last game was encouraging, as many have said, VA contributed a great deal to this improved performance.
Hopefully we will see improvement on both sides of the ball, to be victorious, it is imperative.
Let's not forget special teams, fewer big plays are a must have and fewer duck hooks from Blewitt would help.
In any case this team is much more entertaining to watch than the last few. Much credit goes to the Freshmen and Savage.
Also, I'm the first to admit that I'm underwhelmed by Chris Blewitt's performance up to this point in the season, especially since I was one of his biggest fans coming in as a recruit. I was perplexed initially by his enemic kickoff distances in the first couple games, but against Virginia he boomed a couple into the endzone for touchbacks so that issue may be evaporating.
What is disquieting however are the unforced errors on blocked/missed FGs up to this point in the season. I would love to see Blewitt get the ball up higher off his foot for the chip shot FG attempts and PATs since "distance" isn't a problem from that range. However his typical kicking style really seems to drive the ball low, no matter what the distance of the attempt is. That style will give you the distance for long attempts but increases the potential for blocked kicks, which we've already seen. Of course, improved accuracy would be a welcomed improvement as well. Since he is "the guy", here's hoping he continues to refine his technique going forward. We need him to be great!
I would hate for him to have to endure the ridicule of a missed FG or PAT as a reason why Pitt loses a close game, that's never a good confidence builder for a young kicker.
@ Pittastic, go ahead and drink the "Koolaid" this is a "Pitt Fans" site in the first place isn't it? So why not be optimistic?
I just hope that the boys realize that VT will be wanting to rip our heads off and spit down our neck stumps since we have become a consistant thorn in their sides over the last couple decades, always exposing their weak spots, upsetting their season aspirations and winning games, that on paper, we have had no businees coming out on the winning end of. Don't get me wrong I love the trend and I'm glad that we've owned them in the past, but they will want to spill some Panther blood on their own turf, make no mistake about it. The team better be prepared for a battle going down to Blacksburg or they could be in for a very rude awakening.
Honestly, the guy has out-performed my expectations to this point. This is despite his shortcomings which were evident back to when he played at Rutgers. Again testimony to Chryst, Rudolph… and yes Bollinger as noted above.
It was no secret that Savage had a great arm. Did not know he could be as accurate as he is on the majority of his passes, especially the deep ball. Ridiculously accurate.
His strength seems to be throwing to fast-moving receivers, especially outside the hashes. The trouble comes when he tries to taper his throws inside to a slower moving or stationary receiver.
Savage does have a problem with staring down receivers, namely the primary receiver on a given play. It's not so bad when you do this when you have Boyd or Street outrunning the coverage on a deep pattern. But can be a major problem when you have a safety or extra defensive back in position to read the quarterback and come up to make a play on the ball.
This tendency to stare down receivers also leaves Savage vulnerable to the rush which explains his other problem which is taking sacks, especially when you factor in his lack of mobility.
VaTech undoubtedly knows this which is going to present the first big test as to how far Savage and the rest of the offense have come since Florida State.
Perhaps they aren't throwing the shorter routes much(as in over the middle to the TE's), as they would be much more devastating turnovers if they're picked. Also higher probability for a pick 6.
Perhaps they're willing to let TS throw the long bombs, to get the big plays and long TD's (game changers both) and live with the occasional interception on the long passes. As a 40-45 yard pass that's intercepted is just as good as a 40-45 yard punt. Without the risk of the punt being blocked or it being returned for a TD or a long return. Believe we've given up at least 2 long punt returns so far, one for a TD I believe against Duke and a long return against New Mex.
Until at least TS gets better in camouflaging his shorter passes better.
Our passing game is a complete 180 from last year.
We don't nickle & dime our way down the field due to said QB's lack of arm strength. We go for the juggler. Cause we actually have a QB now with a D1 arm.
OK, am I the only one in the Pitt Faithful Clan that is excited about the news that I just heard, that Tyler Boyd has been named to the Bilenitkoff(sp?) Award Candidate watch list?
I just Googled if there are any other Freshman on the watch list and out of 75 candidates, only Corey Davis of Western Michigan is the other true Freshman on the list. Why in the world Chas/Reed/Justin hasn't begun a thread about this news, I have no idea, because this is big time good news for Pitt football!
You guys have heard all the comments before, "Pitt football has been irrelevant for decades", "Pitt Football continues to be a joke", "many college football fans outside of Western PA don't even know Pitt has a football team", "what quality recruit in their right mind would want to play for the Panthers", etc.
Well, all of a sudden, Pitt has a tandem of WRs that are BOTH on the Bilenitkoff Award watch list! And we wonder why Savage has a tendency to lock onto his deep receivers??? Kind of hard not to go to that well too often when the water seems to taste so sweet, often times!
Also, this kind of recognition for a true Freshman can do nothing but good things for Pitt's recruiting fortunes. There are still four or five highly coveted quality recruits out there in Pitt's backyard that are still seriously considering their Pitt offers. With Pitt playing so many RS and true Freshman already, and now Tyler getting some major love from the national media in this form has to be impressive to these guys. Lets hope that is helps land some of thos Bookser, Henry types that Pitt could so dearly use next year.
In light of guys like Robert Foster who, by comparision, is buried on the Alabama depth chart, while Boyd is basking in the national limelight, and at the same time is helping his team WIN, no downside there!
Great news! Hail to Pitt
I think that there is even a name for that kind of player. Oh yea, Payton Manning.
Dr. Tom – Since I had the benefit of actually watching both Voytik and Savage in action during the spring and fall there was no doubt in my mind that Savage was going to be the starter and to be honest, as I said in my novella above, he is performing – with the exception of the Duke game – exactly as I though he would. I predicted a 52% completion percentage with as many INTs as TDs and less yards per game passing. His real positive is that he's able to quickly score points which we didn't have out of that position last year.
The reason for that 'average' prediction were those technical issues we have been talking about with his passing game. So, I'll disagree a bit w/ you in that coaching will make that problem get better game to game. I could well be wrong but I think we'll see more of the playbook adapting to existing limitations rather than skills getting better. I'd even go so far as sometimes platooning the QBs to even out the offense but don't think that will happen.
Which, if the short game problems remaining is true, it's a damn shame as I have felt going into this season that the TEs would be a major asset in the passing game. Both are highly skilled in both catching the ball and getting YAC. Part of their disappearance has been the slower growth in the passing protection of the OL than expected as we are #113 nationally with 13 allowed (every year!). They are having to stay in protection more than envisioned. Maybe if the OL improves dramatically it will give Savage some breathing room and allow him to correct those mistakes.
As you might have been able to tell in past conversations I'm not super high on Chad Voytik as the stater for 2014 but what I think we will have is a more well rounded QB thus a more open playbook. We won't see the 'big hitter' passes we are now; Voytik's arm isn't that strong or accurate on deep balls, but he'll be much more of a 'ball distributor' to our skilled positions. That, along with the growth of the OL which I think will happen in 2014 along with Boyd's fledgling superstardom, makes me feel a bit better about next season.
When a QB has an outlet like Tyler Boyd to use everywhere and anywhere on the field that can be a real game changing thing if the QB can get him the ball consistently. Also, we may see some called running plays for Voytik to keep the DEs in containment more and allow Voytik a bit more time dropping back.
Imagine that tandem if it could happen.
As far as Savage's short throw problems, I think with more game experience that will get better. You probably won't see many of those throws against Va. Tech, as they have one of the top Defenses in FBS. TS should get the opportunity to work on that in the ODU and Navy games.
It will be interesting (and I hope I remember) to look for that in those 2 games.
Perhaps they could have Garner & Ordoff run longer routes to take advantage of their speed and size against opponents who are doubling Boyd and/or Street.
1) You can score TD's quickly. Long nickle & dime drives, are much more susceptible to mistakes, including penalties, fumbles, etc., which either kill the drive or it results in a FG attempt.
I've seen enough of drives between the 30's the last 3 years for a lifetime.
2) By being able to throw and complete long passes, stretches the opponents defense, vertically. Thereby opening up the running game in most cases. (didn't work against UVA, but I think we gave up on the running game too quickly)
3) Nothing more demoralizing to an opponent's defense and team, than them having to run 10-12 plays to get a score, while their opponent can score in 1 or 2 plays. The Quick Strike !
That very thing happened to Steelers in the 2nd quarter in London on Sunday. Steeler had a 9 minute drive(3/4's of the quarter), to only get a FG. On the next Viking possession, they moved down the field QUICKLY and scored a TD right before the half ended. Must have been quite disheartening to the Steelers as they came out pretty flat after halftime.
Don't know if using Voytik in certain situations(to throw short passes) would work. Well it might work in one game. But after that, you'd think the opponent would be wise to that when Voytik entered the game.
(obviously just kidding fellas)
I would refer you to Exhibit B in support of this fine piece of work:
Has to be a confidence builder for both of them. I feel Voytik will be just fine.
Hell, we lived through 3 solid years of "you know who" and survived, so how bad can Voytik possibly be in light of that 3 year sentence?
I guess for me it is the reality between recruit rankings, practices and scrimmages versus the actual games that matters. Voytik was highly praised by PITT fans when he was recruited and, by some fans, thought to be starting material right off the bat. Part of that was the fact that Sunseri was still around and hated but a lot of it was the over-hyping we tend to put on players who won awards in and recruiting stars in HS.
Fans forget that those awards were for playing HS football and not a projection into college ball. That said, some of the better college players also garnered HS awards for their good play. I suppose the more the better in the long run.
There are a couple of things that happened to for the 2013 QB situation in fan's eyes. One was that Voytik had redshirted and had that year to acclimate to college life and football at this level. For some people that alone should be enough for a 4* QB to jump into a starter's role. That obviously didn't turn out to be the case.
The other is that Tom Savage didn't just fall into PITT's lap prior to the 2012 season, Chryst and Rudolph reached out to him once he was available specifically to have him as a starting QB for 2013. That is why there was no real competition at the position in the spring practices or summer camp of this season, he was already targeted to play. I don't agree with not having a true competition but that is basically how it shook out. Part of that was because Voytik just wasn't ready to be a starting QB at this level for this season and because Savage almost perfectly fits the mold Chryst wants in his QBs.
That isn't a knock on Voytik at all as I think he has the skills to play D1 ball, I'm just a bit skeptical as to how well he will do it just as I am with any other player at any other position who hasn't actually played yet. If anything it is a knock on the PITT fans who naturally assumed that Voytik would be ready to start in 2013 after only one redshirt year based on something that, truth be told, I can't understand. It isn't as if Voytik was some superstar QB in HS and, this is important to me, Voytik was specifically recruited by Todd Graham to fill that 'read-option' QB role. This staff didn't recruit him and IMO most probably wouldn't have based on his measurables and his type of play.
I'm not saying they don't want Voytik; not at all, but it is different when the staff themselves recruit a QB they envision as a starter for them.
This week will be very interesting to watch if Savage can't go; maybe VT gets a wake up call from an unknown QB! But next season will be the one for Voytik to really get playing time. I listed in that comment above what I though would be Voytik's role and strengths as our QB next season. He showed some of that in his productive Spring Game. That said, it also wouldn't surprise me a bit if Chryst went the JUCO QB route for 2014 to bridge straight to one of our pro-style 2014 recruits after their redshirt FR years (both of whom might also end up as 4* recruits once the dust settles).
But I don't get your point about getting a JUCO prior to the 2015 season… at that point he'd have both Freebeck and Bertke on board along with Voytik. Now, Voytik might just as easily get PT this season and prove he's capable to start to make all this meaningless.
As far as "playing to strengths", I think that is coach speak in the main. One thing to consider, and again this is speculation on my part, is that if Chryst is set in having a big pro style QB – as evidenced by his getting Savage as a starter this season and then landing those two big (6'3″ & 6'5″) '14 QBs – then shifting the offense around for one year to accommodate Voytik, then back again under either of the two new kids, may not be what he wants to do.
There is no promise or guarantee to Voytik for playing time like a HC may have done with his own QB recruit as some do. Fans might also point to the smaller Tra'von Chapman as a rebuttal to my thought process but remember that we were also looking at other QB recruits right down to LOI Day for 2013.
All this makes for good conversation and I'm just throwing out some "what ifs". The word around the practice facilities is that Chryst loves PITT and wants to be here for a long while. With that I'm wondering if he's not looking at either Freebeck or Bertke as the long term solution at QB. No?
"Who knows what QBs lurk in the hearts of Head Coaches? The Doctor knows …..
However, he may well be in the mix next year as 2 or 3 of them are graduating.


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Nordstrom and Shoes of Prey in close partnershipShoes of Prey corners are already present in six Nordstrom stores in the US. But the fashion retailer intends to expand the custom shoes manufacturer service even more, which should benefit both companies.
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