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|If it's paid off, drive it till it explodes.
Yeah I have read that #4 loves to drop first...So are you saying drive it until it drops and then fix it or go ahead and fix it before it happens?
Finally changed the sway bar links, lasted 48,000 miles on OEM. Got some now with grease fittings, what a difference!
As far as cost, that really depends on how much damage is done. The most common seat to drop seems to be cylinder 4. If this is the case, typically the other cylinders are not damaged, and the repair is cheaper and easier. If it is one of the other cylinders, then the potential for damage is higher, and it is more likely other cylinders are damaged, which will increase repair costs. I don't know anything more about specific costs than you have already seen, so I can't comment on that.
This is probably obvious to you, but if you do drop a valve seat, make sure you don't keep trying to crank the car. Once it dies, tow it home and don't even try to start it. That should limit the amount of damage, and reduce repair costs.
I take great care of my car. Since I have had it, it has always been parked in the garage. The salt from the winter is always washed off once a week. I spray under the car, wheel wells, all that good stuff. If you take care of the car it will take car of you. I have read that thread on here before, most of the pages actually, i have seen it happens anytime with no cause. Is the cost to fix it around 700$? i think that is average price.
I mean i paid 1000$ for my car so i am well ahead if i have to do any repairs. as for the new car scenario, its one of those dreams to get one you know what i mean? ha i like to window shop. The only thing is wish is that my car was a manual not automatic..., other than that it is great for me.
|The last part of that post should not be over looked, re-read it a thousand times. When looking for a new car and your unsure and just getting buying fever step back and remember, HOW MUCH DO YOU REALLY KNOW ABOUT THE CAR YOUR BUYING. I'm not saying never buy a used car, but there is always a risk.
In the SPI tech chat, there is a long thread about the issue, a lot of people have posted the milage they were at when the problem occurred. I haven't read through the entire thread in a while, but IIRC, most of the problems happened between 125k-150k. But some had issues as early as 80k, or as late as 200k. Read it for yourself to see what you think
(The thread can be found here: http://www.focusfanatics.com/forum/spi-performance-2000-2004/254262-how-many-people-spi-had-valve-seat-failure.html)
I am currently a bit over 125k on my SPI. I have decided not to replace the head to prevent the valve seat drop. I have owned the car since new, and taken good care of it, so I am hoping that extends the life a little. But I only drive it about 100 miles per week, and it only needs to last until June when my wife's car is paid off. So for me, it is worth it to roll the dice.
If you want a reliable motor.... replace the head and drive it into the ground. It will last a good long time. New focuses are also reliable, but you already know the condition of your current car, and how it has been taken care of. Any time you buy a used car, you are rolling the dice. You just have no way of knowing what has happened to it.
|Depends all on you. My Dad and I went back and forth about me replacing my 94 Z28 for the longest time. We agreed that when the Camaro cost more to maintain than a new car payment I would get a new car. Basically allowing me to get every bit of use out of the car. If you like the second gens I would step into them. From my opinions I think they ride a little better and shift quite a bit smoother (AUTO).
Well other than the dropped valve seat issue the SPI is one of the most reliable motors... fixing the drop seat is not a costly thing and will keep that motor ticking forever.
As far as age goes, age does more damage up in the rust/snow belt due to cold weather because it if very tough on the wire and plastic parts going from less then 32 degrees back up to 150... On top of that because we have to deal with ice, we put salt on the road, salt alters the tempiture that water freezes so that it is much less likely to freeze to the road. The down side is that salt eats paint and corrodes(rusts) metal. So cars up here have a rough life if people don't care for them... Of course a well cleaned and heated garage kept car will have a better life, and can defenently extend the life of a car up here...
I think the real question is, wheater you want a new car or not... And do you feel safe with what you have now...
|I guess what Im saying/asking is, would i be better off to fix it or get rid of it and buy a newer car, one that isn't 11 years old? I have been looking for the focus hatch around an 07. Something with a reliable motor
I would fix it. You can never tell when that valve seat is going to drop.
FreeFocus--- per alldata it is 120K for SPI and DOHC
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Name: Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill
Born: December 21, 1995
Position: Left back
The coaching staff at Arsenal have high hopes for 16-year-old left back Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill, and Arsène Wenger has already had a chance to assess the youngster at close quarters.
Having made his under-18 debut in a 5-0 mauling of Portsmouth in January, Brandon found himself mixing it with the first team a month later.
Cameras filming the training session before the away game to AC Milan last season caught a glimpse of the youngster going through his paces with our Champions League squad. An achievement indeed given that he was still a schoolboy at the time, but you will not find the modest youngster making too much of achieving such a milestone so early.
"The highlight for me so far is the Club, my school and my parents agreeing for me to leave school a year early and joining Arsenal full-time at the beginning of last season," says the south Londoner. "I know that it does not happen often and I am so grateful for that opportunity, which allowed me to apply myself fully to becoming a footballer.
"I am now a first-year scholar but it is a massive advantage for me to have already been at Shenley for a year as I am familiar with my surroundings and routine," says Brandon. "But that has not made pre-season much easier. I still wanted to do nothing else but get home and go to sleep for the first few days!"
Brandon was first spotted as a seven-year-old playing for Croydon FC by Gunners scout Ken Fisher. "He watched the game and then spoke to my dad asking if I would like to have a trial with Arsenal. After a six-week spell I was signed. It was a great feeling and I have benefitted from top coaching at Hale End ever since."
The youngster admits being a Chelsea fan at the time, but he knew Arsenal were the club to join. "The Club is world renowned for producing top-quality young players and even then I knew Arsenal was the best place for me to develop as a footballer.
"I played as a striker or a left winger at the time, but I think that by the time I was in the under-11 team, I had become a left back and that's where I have stayed. I believe it's a role that suits me best. I am comfortable with the demands of getting up and down the line and I enjoy the fact that the job means you are always involved, whether it's in defence or attack.
"I am always looking to improve and am especially looking to develop my defensive game. I look to Ashley Cole in particular. In my opinion he is now the best left back in the world and I admire his tenacity the most. He is known for his attacking abilities, but he's so determined in defence and that's what I'm building into my game."
The England youth international has a sweet left foot and his crossing ability is perhaps why he was drafted to join the first team in training - but he firmly believes in a work ethic: "I am motivated to work hard to make every part of my game better" he explains. "You can never stop improving and all of us at Arsenal are inspired by the first team, who are world class players but still put in the hours practising after training."
Brandon's target this year is to become a regular in the under-18s and then make an impression in the under-21s. "I made my debut in the under-18s against Portsmouth in January and had a decent game, but I then picked up a back injury that kept me out for a while so this year I'm looking to get a run of games early on," he said.
Which school did you go to?
Thomas More, Purley
When did you first play for Arsenal?
For the Under-9s
Brothers and sisters?
Four brothers and one sister
Best friend in football?
Jack Jebb
Have you represented your country?
England Under-16s
What other sports are you are good at?
Athletics and table tennis
Hidden talent?
Singing and impressions
In your dreams…
Who plays you in a film?
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Jessica Alba
Who do you record a single with?
Chris Brown
What meal can you eat every day?
Chicken risotto
What show is always on TV?
Match of the Day
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London and Los Angeles
Which footballer teaches you all of their skills?
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By Joe Brewin
Serge Gnabry is determined to make the most of his "big chance" at Arsenal's training camp in Germany.
The exciting winger turned 17 in July, and signed his first professional contract before winning a call-up to Arsène Wenger's squad for the pre-season trip.
Gnabry impressed in the reserves last season with a string of accomplished displays and has now set his sights on making a further breakthrough.
"It has gone very well and I am enjoying being involved with the first team very much," he told Arsenal Player. "I am trying my best and working as hard as I can.
"This will give me an advantage because it is something different and I can learn a lot from the players. I wasn't quite sure if I was going because I had some injury problems before. But when they finally told me I was going I was buzzing.
"It is a very big chance and I hope I take it. At the beginning I was a bit nervous but I settled down after some time. You just get into training, try your best and then learn a lot from the other players."
Gnabry played six times for the reserves last season after quickly making the step up from the Under-18s, where he scored six times in nine appearances.
The Germany youth international is keen to build on last season's promising form and has already targeted the Capital One Cup as his next step towards the first team.
"The boss tells me that I have a good chance and I have to use it," he said. "This season I hope to get some appearances in the Capital One Cup and even in the Premier League. I just have to try my best and hopefully train with them every day to develop myself.
"It was a huge step for me [to join Arsenal initially] but I was delighted. I am proud to be a Gunner and I am just trying to enjoy my time here at the Club."
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Ha, I'm glad to see this one made it too. Nice. I really like the way the green cloud effect was made. Good use of halftones.
A Doctor Horrible shirt? You just found my one true weakness!
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Three for three this derby ... damn you Woot for emptying my wallet!
Excellent Whedon homage there. My heart skipped a beat.
I wonder why he has goggles when his eyes don't have pupils.
Woah, this won by 4 votes! Congrats, dude.
Medicfrost wrote:I wonder why he has goggles when his eyes don't have pupils.
That's because he had the goggles on his head not protecting his eyes.
Science is a cruel mistress.
Great chemical smoke effect on this one.
Same reason women wear sunglasses on their head, fashionable hair accessory.
If she had a jagged piece of glass in her throat, I would of bought it.
Why? His love wasn't the science part, his inventions killing her was the movie part.
And I'm not grumbling, the artist did a cutesie job.
anyone tweet Neil Patrick Harris @ActuallyNPH i bet he will love it
It's curtains for you, Dr. Horrible. Lacy, gently wafting curtains.
The hammer is my...?
I cannot believe my eyes! Is the world finally growing wise? This shirt makes it plain to see the Dr. Horrible fan inside of me is on the rise!
I've never seen Dr. Horrible. I kinda feel left out now. Sort of like back in junior high when you don't get picked to play kickball & have to socialize with the remaining misfits & cretins.
That's fantastic. I know this is supposed to be about Dr. Horrible and all, but I can't stop seeing Dexter (the kid with the secret lab, not the vigilante murderer). Great shirt!
jcflman wrote:I've never seen Dr. Horrible. I kinda feel left out now. Sort of like back in junior high when you don't get picked to play kickball & have to socialize with the remaining misfits & cretins.
Well, what are you waiting for, man/woman? It's FREE and ONLINE. Go forth and laugh.
It's a brand new shirt and the price is right.
All the wooters sing because we're gonna buy!
Go ahead and post a quality reply.
I'm in for one — oh my!
It's a brand new shirt...
Much like fro-yo, this shirt is meant to be shared with your laundry buddy.
Alternatively, you could wear it while you take a rocket to the moon to become a florist.
Alex Chilton!!!!!
I watched Dr. Horrible for the first time last night. Good timing! I'm tempted to get this one.
Felicia Day and NPH in cartoon form on a shirt....I'm a happy girl.
stormygoddess wrote:Well, what are you waiting for, man/woman? It's FREE and ONLINE. Go forth and laugh.
I've heard nothing but good things about it. I'm not much of a TV watcher or online viewer but this has always been on my radar. I think it's time.
This shirt is pure genius! Just like the web series. Every time I watch it, I'm amazed at just how truly awesome it is.
In for 2!
Wow! What a great way to start my birthday.
Bought one. Congrats nblottie!
nblottie wrote:Wow! What a great way to start my birthday.
What great timing, Happy Birthday! Congrats.
Bad horse is watching!!!!
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This is one of the most adorable Dr. Horrible shirts I've seen out there. Insta-buy for me!! Can't wait to get it and wear it!! <3
gah i wish i had money :D
I'm sad expos design didn't make it. If it had to lose I'm glad it was to this one.
Then go watch it! Then buy the shirt!
I bought one for myself and my 5 year old daughter.
I have been coming to woot for a very long time. I can 100% honestly say this is my favorite Shirt.Woot shirt EVER :DDDDDD
I didn't know my life was missing an adorable Dr. Horrible shirt. Until now.
Happy birthday, Nicholas! You deserve this print!
3rd place by four votes.
Congrats for the 3rd place finish by 4 votes!
If this potion doesn't work, he'll just have to hand her the keys to a shiny new Australia...
I want this shirt.
SWEET! I got my order in
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cuz im gay silly! :wub: :wub:
cuz im gay silly! :wub: :wub:
fame fame fame fame fame
for bitches and hoes,
for fans and foes.
mostly fot the fans and fannahs cause we like that shit raw
like sushi con la avicado nn some shit
i paint for beasters.
im out for fame and distruction im out to have my name known in more then one name people for jesus in my face every day for i force gesus in theres with my street art on everything it will go onto, my graffiti is purely for distruction because i hate my city and thatsa damn good way to express it... so both plus i like the fact or making an impact on someones life (bussinesses that i hit)... im an attechion whore what can i say?
pure destuction. yes...\
hardcore street style
from the streets
i hopeu at least put a nut behindit and bent the screw. i would use at least 2. and bend the shit out of them .
for the pure vandalism and love of art......^ Gesus, there nice.

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meatgrinder & cherubic meekus 4 lyfe

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and we shall have an emo holocauhst [sic], headed by adolf meekus. only hes got two balls and wont shoot himself

if your out for fame you might as well start doing something like neckface
nah you dont have to be like neckface.
there are famous graf writers that are actually talented. like READ UP.or read more books. o books. or those skulls on the BQE. that shits harrd as fuck and famous.
be like ja one or something
just everywhere
what bitch?
danny tanner fan club
i like the feeling that hundreds of people a day will see my art on their way to work, and not one will understand it at all. creating confusion is a powerful high.
For an ego boost, the adrenaline from hitting heaty spots, and just the motivation of trying to be even half as good as some of the most well known bombers, watching vids with them hitting heaty spots makes me want to go out and top what they did.
for the love of graff homes
ntr-csws 416-705
i wanna talk ta SAMSON.
for if i see people walking that i don't like i can spray paint in their eyes
Some info one Graffiti for all you ''know it all's''
Romans Were up back then :lol:
they have the definition of lots of graffiti related terms (fr8's,stencils,battles,charcters,pieces,bombi ng,tags,throwies)
And there is a nice Banksy stencil down there aswell
yeah man. cesaer went fuckin all-city....or all-empire. whatever.
id have to say all of the above except the "for your friends" and a few more
LOL kid i only been into street art for maybe a lil over a year i been BOMBING for about 5 and peicing for about 2-3 i bomb thats what the fuck i do.... if u would of read my post you fucking faggot u would of relised i said tagging street art and bombing 3 diffrent types of graffiti u faggotOriginally posted by name1@May 3 2005, 03:20 PM
pure destuction. yes...
hardcore street style
from the streets
the fuck you talking boutOriginally posted by FOEone@May 3 2005, 04:24 PM
yeah man. cesaer went fuckin all-city....or all-empire. whatever.
Zeus started the crew, cesaer just bite his style
Thank heavens for Medusa!
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name you're a fucking faggity idiot.Originally posted by name1@May 3 2005, 12:26 PM
you are all liars
anyone who actually paints and bombs and cuts thru barb wire fences and wears a mask to hide from cameras and gets all his clothes fuckt up and ripped and muddy and runs from the cops is in it for the mutha fuckin
yall are all on an ego trrip. and if you arent you arent really a bomber
People do, do graffiti for other reasons...other than fam..
Havn't you seen Style Wars? If not go pick up a copy and see the "Skeme" interview.. see why he does it...
go to http://www.stylewars.com/ - and look at videos.
You see a little snotty nosed kid with his dirty sneakers on backwards
sleepin on the corner everytime i got to make a sell,
at times i wonder are we going to hell,
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Tips for MUCH better SLEEP!
OK, these come from the ReDormin Sleep Study...
The five things that help you sleep LONGER:
1. Doing YOGA before bed adds 64 minutes of sleep time . . . and also improves the QUALITY of your sleep more than anything else.
2. Having a small child in bed adds 24 minutes . . . but it's also the thing that hurts the QUALITY of your sleep more than anything else. So you sleep longer, but not as well.
3. Being in a calm mood before going to bed adds 24 minutes.
4. Having an adult partner in bed with you adds 21 minutes.
5. And having SEX before bed adds the same amount as taking a HOT SHOWER before bed . . . about six minutes.
And here are five things that COST you the most sleep:
1. Being in an alert mood when you go to bed causes you to sleep 46 minutes LESS.
2. Having a partner who snores costs you 14 minutes.
3. Having your cell phone charging next to the bed costs you 11 minutes.
4. Watching a movie right before bed costs 10 minutes.
5. And having a fan running costs you nine minutes of sleep.


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People have been automating software development, testing, and deployment processes since the stone age of software. The toolsmith of today shares a lot in common with these ancestral automation efforts. In this week's column, Danny Faught details how toolsmiths can learn by studying the computer subcultures of the past and present that are similar to their own.
People have been automating software development, testing, and deployment processes since the stone age of software. The toolsmith of today shares a lot in common with these ancestral automation efforts. In this week's column, Danny Faught details how toolsmiths can learn by studying the computer subcultures of the past and present that are similar to their own.
Many of the skills that I use in my toolsmith work fit in one of these three categories-open source software, UNIX programming, and hacking. These are tightly interwoven subcultures that helped shaped the computer technology of today and will affect its evolution into the future. Here's why I think having an understanding of each of these subcultures can help you.
1. Open Source Software
Among the toolsmiths I know, the ones who are familiar with more than a handful of tools have all used open source tools. The open source attitude inspires me to share my tools with others, then I benefit from the feedback and improvements they give to me.
But the open source culture taught me more than that. In "The Cathedral and the Bazaar," Eric Raymond said "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch," which is a good description of how many toolsmith's efforts begin. Raymond also recounted this open source sentiment: "Good programmers know what to write. Great ones know what to rewrite (and reuse)." This embodies the toolsmith's effort to not reinvent the wheel and to make a "build vs. buy" decision when appropriate.
2. UNIX Programming
I'm not talking about the operating system I'm using, but my style of programming. Whether I work on Windows, Mac OS, or Linux, I always use the tricks I learned on UNIX.
I didn't learn my first command line interface on UNIX, but UNIX gave me a way to supercharge the command line. The UNIX toolbox paradigm indicates that tools should do one thing and do it well. The more complex a tool gets, the less opportunity you have to combine its features with other tools in unique ways. If command line tools read from the standard input and write to the standard output, they give the user the power to connect the plumbing between them. Graphical interfaces often don't have this kind of flexibility.
The UNIX programming style is also a good way to achieve portability with a scripting language. Many aspects of languages like Perl and Ruby are built around a UNIX programming model, which can be are portable to a wide variety of operating systems. Toolsmiths often leverage their work by using one of these portable languages to build a single tool for all the operating systems they support.
See the article " A Look at Command Line Utilities " to learn more.
3. Hacking
The hacker culture is at the root of both the open source movement and UNIX. The part of the Jargon File definition of "hacker" that best applies to toolsmiths is "One who enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming or circumventing limitations." Toolsmithing is all about getting rid of limitations-so we can speed up our work, do things more often, and do things that would otherwise be unfeasible. Give a hacker a real challenge, and she'll fervently attack it until conquering it.
Another thing I learned from the hacker culture is how to ask questions effectively. If you only ask questions that can't be answered easily with a Google search and take the time to give enough information for the question to make sense, you'll be much more likely to get a good answer, and you'll build a


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Green Bay Hands Out Team, Horizon League Awards
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay volleyball team announced its 2013 team awards on Thursday night, and also handed out its postseason Horizon League hardware at a team dinner in Milwaukee.
Senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) was recognized as Green Bay's MVP, senior Sabrina Marunowski (Milwaukee, Wis.) earned the Hustle Award, sophomore Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) received the Coaches Award and sophomore Sophie Jaskulske (Maplewood, Minn.) was given the Most Improved Player award.
The Phoenix had four postseason Horizon League awards, the most in any single season in school history. Sophomores Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) and Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.), along with Van Zeeland, were named to the 14-member All-Horizon League Team, while freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) was named Freshman of the Year.
To view a photo gallery of the award winners, click here.
The fourth-seeded Phoenix opens the 2013 Horizon League Championship on Friday at 4:30 p.m. against fifth-seeded Youngstown State at the Klotsche Center on the UW-Milwaukee campus.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by BillLaimbeer, Jul 4, 2006.
Nazr certainly lacks the skills, but I haven't seen him loafing.
Right now Nazr is going to be a very sought after back-up center for teams wanting to make a trade to strengthen their hand. The upside for Nazr is he's healthy, a hard worker, can rebound, block shots and score a little. He doesn't need the ball and he's a good teammate so Joe Dumars needs to work his magic and get the best deal he can out of a player with so much positives going for him. I'm not completely sold on Bonzi Wells who is not in basketball condition, has an attitude problem and is talented but will not be a starter on this team. The psychology of once someone wants something others want it as well (think shoe sale at Saks) should work in the Pistons favor. So Joe needs to wring out the best deal and throw in Flip Murray as a pot sweetener and get back a really great back-up point guard. Anyone watch the Lakers/Dallas game last night? Anthony Johnson was fine as frog's hair in that game hitting all his shots, running the offense and just playing hard. That's the kind of player the Pistons need. Plus Anthony Johnson looks like Vinnie Johnson and he would fit in really well on this team.
Sympathy for Nazr: Please allow me to intoduce myself, I am a man with jumpshooting skills I've been around for a long, long year Stole many a fan's, hope and faith As I understand, Nazr is EXACTLY what Flip's system was calling for. A center who can take a 12 foot face up jumper, shoot free throws, and grab the occasional O rebound. Although I'm not going to argue that he is a great player, I will argue that he gets the shaft as Ben's replacement. He has failed as a replacement for our 4 time DPOY, Allstar, and team anchor. Who could possibly succeed. Plus, I am sure that even Ben himself would fail with this current team and scheme. The Pistons have been handing out free chili all season, and Nazr is just the summer hire ringing people up at the register. He may be doing a bad job, but he isn't the reason the business is failing.
I don't mind Nazr. But I feel that because he is lacking a bit skill-wise, he could be hustling a bit more. He is a big guy, there is no reason he could not become an intimidator of sorts on the defensive end. There's nothing worse than picking up the soft fouls he does. He may be slow footed or whatever but at least foul the guy properly so he'll at least think twice about coming down the lane. Have a presence man! In an ideal world he would be playing 20-25 minutes a game. Surely its possible to not foul out in that amount of time. Study some film of Hakeem or Mutombo. The opportunity is there for him. I would love to see him work out in Detroit. He and Dale are the only true centres we have. But maybe now its too late.
Agree 100%. I didn't watch Nazr much in San Antonio or NY, so I'm not too familiar with his game. I wonder how much of his lack of defensive effort is the result of a system that doesn't seem to stress defense. Every time I have heard Flip speak, he talks about scoring, scoring, and scoring.
It might be that Flip concentrates most of his energy into the Offense, but you shouldn't have to coach hustle and energy. And besides, you only play Offense up one end of the floor.
Based on what he had to work around KG with in Minny, I thought Flip was an underated coach. But since he's been here , he's shown he can make good players BETTER players. See : Arroyo, Milicic, Evans, Delk, Cato, and now Mohammed,Murray, Davis AND HOPEFULLY NOT aCKER, mAXIEL, jOHNSON and BLAYLOCK. Flip will not be back next season UNLESS we win the NBA title. I'll say it HERE and now....
Yes you do!! Nazr is an escape goat for the overall weak effort by the team. Yeah he doesn't have mad skills to mask it when the effort is not there just like almost every other Piston for the past few weeks so it sticks out.
Can't wait until this thread is replaced by "Pistons ship Mohammed" Both Nazr and Flip Sr. knew they had large shoes to fill and the posibility of failure exists.
AS far as I know Mohammed did ask to be traded. Wants to play more mins and with Webber thats not going to happen. He was even complaining about playing only 20 MPG.
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Brian Dohn- Northeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Gloucester (N.J.) Catholic at Somerville (N.J.) Immaculata at 7 p.m.
Top-ranked Immaculata and Auburn commit Tashawn Bower open the NJSIAA Non-public Group II playoffs. Bower committed to Auburn in the summer and made an official visit earlier this season, but he continues to get interest from several schools, including LSU, Florida and Rutgers. The Tigers had a coach in to see him play recently and Bower has made several unofficial visits to Rutgers this season.
Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
This first round playoff game is loaded with talent and both schools have a Scout300 prospect leading the way. Milton is led by Auburn commitment Carl Lawson, one of the top defensive ends in the country and South Gwinnett is led by Georgia commitment Reggie Carter, a four-star middle linebacker. Lawson has plenty of other top prospects on his team including Wake Forest commitment Cory Helms (Center), Ole Miss commitment Peyton Barber (Running Back), Wake Forest commitment Josh Harris (Offensive Tackle), and TCU commitment Eason Fromayan. Those are all 2013 prospects. Nick Wilson is a 2015 offensive lineman with offers, Treyvon Paulk is a 2014 running back with offers, and A.J. Bush is a 2014 quarterback to watch. South Gwinnett does not have as many prospects with offers, but they have guys that make plays. L.J. Gainey is a slot receiver with offers from Ohio and Troy, and quarterback Jordan Ramey is putting up huge numbers this season.
Jamie Newberg - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Lake Wales (Fla.) at Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast at 7:30 p.m.
Lake Wales is a loaded team led by defensive tackle prospects Bobby Leath and DeShaun Dunn. Leath has BCS ability but may have to start off in the JUCO ranks first. Dunn just picked up his first offer from Florida Tech. Lake Wales is deep with its junior and sophomore classes. Quarterback Railand Garrett and tight end Dav'ion Riley are members of the Class of 2014 while center Luke Heirs and safety Marcus Walker are Class of 2015. Chouncey Christian is a big and talented freshman that plays on both sides of the line of scrimmage. Southeast has three prospects for next season in running back Courtney Allen, cornerback Troy Thompkins and safety Bobby Haines. Senior cornerback Eric Thompson has an offer from Western Kentucky.
Mike Bakas - Florida Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Winter Haven (Fla.) vs. New Smyrna Beach (Fla.) at 7:00 p.m.
Both teams are fresh off strong regular seasons and have plenty of talented players on both sides of the ball. Winter Haven is led by senior running back Adam Lane. At 5-foot-9 and 215 pounds, Lane has been one of the state's most productive running backs throughout his prep career, and he's already made a commitment to the University of Florida. Their junior class is led by wide receiver Kendrick Holland. At 6-foot-3 and 185 pounds, Holland already has an offer from Clemson and will likely get recruited nationally next year. NSB is led by senior wide receiver James Clark. At 5-foot-11 and 175 pounds, Clark is one of the fastest players in central Florida and has offers from schools like Purdue, Northwestern, Vanderbilt, and North Carolina. Another player to watch for the Cudas is defensive end Davarez Bryant. At 6-foot-4 and 230 pounds, Bryant is relatively new to football and is having a strong senior season. The athletic defender took a recent visit to Purdue, the first school to offer him, but is getting interest from a lot of other Division 1 programs as well.
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Friday: Elizabeth City (N.C.) Northeastern vs. Tarboro (N.C.) at 7:30 p.m.
Two 2A heavyweights square off in this third round playoff clash. Northeastern comes in with an 11-2 and has won 10 of their last 11 games. Tarboro is 12-0 and in the hunt for their fourth straight 2A state championship. Northeastern is led by linebacker Jamieon Moss (Virginia Tech commit) and wide receiver Marquise Whidbee (East Carolina commit). Defensive end Tyquan Lewis leads Tarboro. The Ohio State commit is just three wins away from getting his fourth championship ring, as he has been on the Vikings' varsity squad since his freshman season.
John Garcia Jr. - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Moultrie (Ga.) Colquitt County at Powder Springs (Ga.) McEachern at 7 p.m.
McEachern seemingly always has talent in multiple classes, and 2012 is no different. The senior class is led by Maryland offensive line pledge Jajuan Dulaney and he helps pave the way for talented junior quarterback, wide receiver and running back Tymashain Clemons, who is just getting on radar for local schools like Georgia Tech. Freshman Taj Griffin will see some carries as well. On the other side of the ball, defensive linemen Chandler Jones and Henry Famurewa are also looking to get their names out here more. Colquitt County is led by its bookend senior cornerbacks in two-way Ole Miss commit Bobby Hill and South Florida pledge Johnny War. Offensively, the ground game will be featured through Florida offensive tackle commit Octavius Jackson in the first round playoff clash.
Yancy Porter - Mississippi Scout
Friday: Noxubee County (Miss.) at Itawamba AHS (Miss.) at 7:00 p.m.
The 4A quarterfinal showdown is the best matchup in the state of Mississippi this week. The two teams come in with a combined 25-0 record and feature two of the top tailbacks in the state. Itawamba AHS is led by 4-Star RB Ashton Shumpert (6' 2", 210). He has rushed for 1, 732 yards and 25 TD's despite missing the first month of the season due to mono. His counterpart is Charles Moore who has put up some impressive numbers as well. Charles has rushed for 1, 333 yards and 22 TD's. Noxubee County is loaded with talent and it starts with their record setting tailback Darrell Robinson. The Tiger tailback has rushed for 2, 273 yards and 41 TD's. He is six touchdowns shy of breaking the state record from Decenzo Miller. The top defender on Noxubee's squad is Dylan Bradley (6' 2", 250). He has recorded a 4A best 15 sacks on the season. Also keep an eye on their defensive end Javancy Jones.
Amy Campbell - Florida Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Perry (Fla.) Taylor County at Yulee (Fla.) Yulee at 7:30 p.m.
Yulee welcomes Taylor County for the first round of the playoffs in Florida. Yulee stud running back Derrick Henry is just 103-yards shy of becoming the nation's high school all-time leading rusher, breaking a record that has been in place since 1953. Sugar Land (Texas) High School's Ken Hall sits at the top of the all-time list with 11,232-yards rushing, and Henry is right on his heels. Stopping the Alabama commitment seems unlikely, as Henry has averaged 327-yards per game this season. Taylor County and Yulee both look to make it to the next round of the playoffs as Henry looks to make history.
Kristen Ledlow - Southeast Field Reporter
Friday: Tri-Cities (Ga.) at Lovejoy Ga.) at 7 p.m.
Friday's matchup between Tri-Cities and Lovejoy in Georgia boasts a bevy of collegiate talent on both rosters. The story at home revolves around Lovejoy's senior tight end A.J. Jackson and his commitment to Auburn. The three-star athlete admitted his desire to take other official visits before his season started, but more recently stated his solidarity with the Tigers. On the visiting team, senior offensive tackle Shamire DeVine is committed to his local Georgia Tech, despite offers from Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Mississippi State and USC, among others. DeVine has not expressed an interest in hearing other offers as of late. DeVine's teammate, outside guard Jeremi Hall, is also committed to the Yellow Jackets. Tri-Cities is also the home to three-star outside guard Dominique Threatt, who committed to South Florida in July. Georgia Tech has two more verbal commits on the field in Lovejoy's running back Travis Custis and receiver JuMichael Ramos.
Allen Trieu - National Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Detroit (Mich.) Loyola vs. Flint (Mich.) Beecher at 1 p.m.
Loyola has the top junior prospect in the Midwest, defensive lineman Malik McDowell, who holds BCS offers from across the country. We'll get to see him play both sides of the ball, and while he's being recruited as a defensive lineman, we believe he's elite on either side. He's joined by two other junior linemen, Ka'John Armstrong and Chris Davis, who are receiving Division-1 attention. Senior fullback Keymonne Gabriel has had a great season and is drawing some late looks as well.
Bill Greene - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Avon (Ohio) vs. Toledo (Ohio) Central Catholic at 7:00 p.m.
In what could easily pass for a state title game, and not a third round playoff matchup, Avon and Toledo Central Catholic meet again in Division-II in Ohio. Avon is led by Michigan commit Ross Douglas, and the three-star tailback/cornerback has had an incredible senior season. He was clutch last year in the win over Central Catholic, which helped propel Avon to the title game. Avon also features Ball State commit cornerback Ralph Smith. Central Catholic counters with four-star safety Jayme Thompson, and the Ohio State commit has also impressed this season. A key to the game could be Central Catholic junior quarterback DeShone Kizer, who holds multiple offers. Junior tailback Paul Moses holds an offer from Nebraska, and will be the featured ball carrier for Central Catholic.
Dave Berk - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Ottawa (Ohio) Glandorf vs. Columbus (Ohio) Bishop Hartley at Piqua High School at 7:30 p.m.
Two 12-0 teams looking to win Region 14 and advance to the next round of the playoffs features Notre Dame defensive end pledge Jacob Matuska and 2014 defensive back Alonzo Saxton II for Hartley. Saxton has already picked up a handful of early scholarship offers from the likes of Northwestern, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Purdue.
Saturday: Hilliard (Ohio) Davidson vs. Pickerington (Ohio) North at Ohio Wesleyan University at 7:00 p.m.
Davidson enters the game with a 10-2 mark looking to knock off North (11-1) to win Region 3 and advance. North has senior leadership in Michigan pledge Jake Butt and Northwestern pledge Godwin Igwebuike while Davidson will lean on senior running back E.J. Jennings to carry the load in what should be a hard fought battle with the winner likely to play the winner of the Cincinnati (Ohio) Colerain vs. Moeller game.
Simone Scott -
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Friday: New Albany (Ohio) vs. Marion-Franklin (Ohio) at 7:30 p.m.
The Regional Finals of the state tournament will feature 10-2 New Albany and 11-1 Pickerington North. New Albany will be led by Ohio State commit Darron Lee. The senior defensive back will also look be helped by junior wide receiver Leslie Anokye who has returned two punts for touchdowns this season. Marion-Franklin is the home of Michigan commit Jaron Dukes. Alongside the senior will be quarterback Corry Benson and wide receiver Joe Alverson.
Saturday: Pickerington North (Ohio) vs. Hilliard Davidson (Ohio) at 7 p.m.
11-1 Pickerington North is loaded with talent. Headlining the team are Michigan commit Jake Butt along with Northwestern commit Godwin Igwebuike. Manning the trenches is Western Kentucky commit Chris Huhn. North will be taking on a 10-2 Hilliard Davidson team that is known to run the ball. Leading the way is their main weapon is E.J. Jennings. Helping out Jennings will be D.D. Clark.
Beth Long -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: Montini (Ill.) at Joliet Catholic (Ill.) at 1 p.m.
It's a repeat of last years 5A state title match in the semifinals. That game, was won by Montini 70-45 with over 1,600 yards of offense. One common denominator from that game is Joliet Catholic running back Ty Isaac who is committed to USC. After struggling with a shoulder injury to start the season, he is healthier every week. Joliet Catholic also features junior running backs Michael Ivlow and Zach Rezin, plus 2015 lineman DeAndre Ford to keep an eye on. Montini on the other hand, has several very talented lineman, senior OL Tate Briggs who has an offer from Ball State and junior DL Dylan Thompson.
Saturday: Crete-Monee (Ill.) at Lemont (Ill.) at 6 p.m.
This is a semifinal matchup of two of the most powerful players in the area. Crete-Monee senior wide receiver Laquon Treadwell -- who is the top uncommitted prospect in the Midwest. Treadwell has stated his top schools as Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Michigan, Ole Miss, and Michigan State. On the other side of the field, LSU commit OL Ethan Pocic will help lead Lemont to the state championship game. Other players to watch are Crete-Monee's 2014 LB Nyles Morgan who just picked up an Ohio State offer, DB Jaylen Dunlap, and WR Lance Lenior.
Greg Powers - National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Keller (Texas) Central vs. Arlington (Texas) Bowie at Cowboys Stadium at 6 p.m.
Bowie will be heavily favored in this contest with a heavy mix of upper and underclass talent. Class of 2013 features TCU commit Steve Wesley and sleeper athlete Eric Rivers. The Class of 2014 has Scout 300 member Edwin Freeman and fast riser Kristopher Thigpen. 2015 prospects Tony James and Madison Akamnonu will be elite prospects and heavily recruited when the time comes.
Friday: Southlake (Texas) Carroll vs. Arlington (Texas) Martin at Cowboys Stadium at 6 p.m.
After suffering and opening game loss to Allen (Texas) High Carroll has bounced back and Scout 300 quarterback Kenny Hill has the team putting up huge offensive numbers. Up front Cam Manning gets the job done. Martin has some serious talent as well. Texas commit Kyle Hicks is a Mr. Do it all for the Warriors and 2014 defensive end Myles Garrett shows flashes of greatness. Kicker Ben Grogan is a real weapon.
Friday: Keller (Texas) Timbercreek vs. Arlington (Texas) at Cowboys Stadium at 9 p.m.
Arlington has one of the area's most devastating defenders in TCU commit Sammy Douglas, who has made monster plays and put up huge stats all year long. There is a number of other talented players up and down the roster. Timbercreek boasts a top-tier class of 2014 recruit in running back Cedric Dale, who has rushed for 718 yards and 11 scores so far this season.
Ahmard Vital - Midlands Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Houston (Texas) Sharpstown at Missouri City (Texas) Marshall at 7 p.m.
Playoffs are here and the first round starts off with some hard-hitting defenders. Starting with a player whom some say is the No. 1 defensive player in the state, edge rusher/outside linebacker Deon Hollins, will be featured. Hollins is headed to UCLA. From Sharpstown, Texas A&M linebacker commit Reggie Chevis is a player to watch. Back to Marshall on offense, Maurice Porter and Darius Moore are playing with each other now, but will be rivals on the next level with them going to Texas Tech and Baylor respectively. These two will be trying to create the opportunities for JW Ketchum, a player who has been putting up huge numbers this season as a sophomore.
Friday: Spring (Texas) Westfield at Conroe (Texas) at 7 p.m.
In this matchup of North Houston area powers, it is the Westfield team that came away with an undefeated start. None of that matters now as the scrappy Conroe team, led by quarterback Stedman Bell leads the way. For Westfield, four-star defensive tackle Hardreck Walker will be looking to apply the pressure. Walker made an off season commitment to Texas A&M. Defensive back Ron Knowles is one of the best secondary players in the city. Westfield also has playmakers on the offensive side with future Division I sleeper running back Emmitt Raleigh and wide receiver Tyler Batson, who is headed to UTEP.
Saturday: Houston (Texas) Cy Ranch at Houston Nimitz (Texas) at 2 p.m.
Here are a couple of teams that are getting back in the playoff picture after missing a few times in years past. This will be an all-out ground battle with two solid running backs. For Cy Ranch, five-star running back Keith Ford will power his team. The Oklahoma commit has been solid for most of the season. On the other side, a player getting a ton of buzz as of late is Dre'Vian Young, who has a number of Division I offers in hand at the moment. Nimitz also has a solid defensive end in Brandon Jacobs, whom the coaching staff said has been getting plenty of Division I attention lately.
Erin Hartigan - Midlands Field Reporter
Thursday: Dallas (Texas) Kimball v. Bryan Adams (Texas) at 7:30 p.m.
It's that time of year again- playoff time. Headlining this Texas-4A opening-round matchup is the nation's 5th-ranked defensive tackle Justin Manning of Kimball- who, yes, still sits on the market. The 6-foot-2, 275-pounder is down to a final four of TCU, Texas A&M, Oklahoma and LSU. Leading the offensive charge is 2013 running back Teriyon Gipson, a 5-foot-9, 165-pounder with 4.48 speed who posted 1,564 yards and 18 touchdowns on 176 carries in the regular season. Gipson picked up his first two offers last Tuesday night from Colorado State and New Mexico, with several more on the way.
Friday: Mount Pleasant (Texas) v. Wylie (Texas) at 7:30 p.m.
8-2 Mount Pleasant features one of the top receivers in the country in the class of 2014, four-star KD Cannon- a 6-foot-1, 165-pounder with unbelievable hands and offers from Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, West Virginia, Texas Tech and Baylor. The main man for Wylie is another four-star junior in safety T'Kevian Rockwell. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound brickhouse of a defensive back carries offers from Nebraska, Michigan, Baylor and Virginia. Two others to keep an eye on: Mount Pleasant's 2014 all-purpose back Terrance Taylor and defensive end T'Neous Smith.
Brandon Huffman - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Gig Harbor (Wash.) Peninusla at Bellevue (Wash.) at 7:30 p.m.
Bellevue is the prohibitive favorite to win the 3A state title, which would be its fifth in a row. The Wolverines are ranked fifth in the country by FoxSportsNext.com, and have really not been tested by anyone in state. But as the playoffs creep on, the games are getting a little tougher. Peninsula, which is led by tight end Kyle Self, will try to surprise the Wolverines. But they'll have to play the game of their lives against a loaded Wolverines team, led by UCLA commit Myles Jack, the top outside linebacker in the region, 2014 two-way athlete Budda Baker, a top 10 player at his position in his class, and Sean Constantine, a linebacker who's headed to Washington.
Saturday: Spokane (Wash.) Mead at Auburn
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Mead had no problem with one Western Washington team a week ago when Newport from Bellevue came to town, and now they'll head West to take on a soaring Auburn team. Auburn is led by senior defensive ends Kevin Shelton and Demontrea McKinley. But they'll have their work cut out for them at home against a Mead squad that boasts Notre Dame commit Danny Mattingly at linebacker and tight end and Harvard commit Langston Ward at defensive end.
Saturday: Lynden (Wash.) at Sumner (Wash.) at 7:30 p.m.
Lynden is looking to win another 2A state title and they'll travel down to Pierce County to take on Sumner in a state quarterfinal playoff game. Pierce County has been good to the Lions, its where they won their most recent state title. They'll bring a talented squad which is led by Washington State verbal Matt Meyer on the offensive line and defensive end Caleb Newman, who has an offer from the Cougars among others. Sumner was picked sixth in its league, and ultimately won it and now find themselves in the quarterfinals.
Scott Kennedy- Director of Scouting
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone.
Friday: Mission Viejo (Calif.) at San Clemente (Calif.) at 7 p.m.
This is the South Coast League opener for Mission Viejo who has cruised through its early schedule without breaking much of a sweat. San Clemente has come back to the pack this year after losing so much talent from last year's squad, but they're still a quality opponent. Mission Viejo's big name is still USC commitment Max Redfield. Redfield plays receiver and safety for the Diablos and is capable of making game changing plays on either side of the ball. UCLA commitment Erik Bunte joined the flood of Orange County players to transfer to Mission Viejo this year, and this will be our first look at the big offensive tackle in his new digs. Quarterback Ian Fieber and running back Alex Suchesk are two more transfers who have made a big impact for Mission Viejo. The will likely be college prospects in the Class of 2014. San Clemente has lost three in a row after getting off to a 4-0 start. Offensive tackle Sean Harlow is one of the few remaining impact players from the 2011 squad. He is committed to the Washington Huskies.
Jason Jewell, Southwest Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Phoenix (Ariz.) Brophy Prep v. Phoenix (Ariz.) Mountain Pointe at Tempe McClintock at 7 p.m.
This is a huge game in the division-one state playoffs. Brophy had a rough start to their season but it was their win against Mt. Pointe, the Pride's only loss of the season, that propelled Brophy to a strong finish to their season. Brophy has five senior players that have FBS offers led by four-star quarterback Tyler Bruggman and four-star wide receiver Devon Allen. Bruggman, the Washington State commit, has been great again this year, throwing for almost 3,000 yards and 33 touchdowns. Allen has major college offers in football and track, uses his speed to get open. The Broncos are also very strong on the offensive line with senior Charlie Renfree and junior Austin Hall manning the two guard spots. Renfree has offers from Wyoming and Idaho while the 6-5 Hall has blown up as of late and has multiple Pac 12 offers already. Brophy may just have the best linebacking duo in the state with Robert Relf and Andrew Curtis. Both have multiple FBS offers and were most recently offered by Florida Atlantic. Mountain Pointe has multiple division-one athletes of their own and own the #1 seed in this year's playoffs. Their two-way linemen, Kenny Lacy and Natrell Curtis, have been strong all year despite playing almost 100% of the snaps. Lacy, the UCLA commit, has developed a nasty streak he didn't show as a junior. While Curtis, a 2014 four-star prospect, is a load inside at 300 pounds. Mt. Pointe's main weapon is junior Jalen Brown. Brown also has a four-star ranking and starts on both sides of the ball.
Saturday: Gilbert (Ariz.) Williams Field v. Goodyear (Ariz.) Desert Edge at Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor at 7 p.m.
This semi-final match-up in the division-three ranks features two schools that have existed less then ten years. Desert Edge is led by junior Ismael Murphy-Richardson, who received his first offer from Washington this week. Williams Field's top prospect is senior DE Drew Burgesser, who has a handful of FCS offers.
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Friday: Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline vs. Seattle (Wash.) Roosevelt at 7:00 p.m.
There is little left to figure out about Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline quarterback and USC commit Max Browne. That being said, it is always a treat to see the nation's top ranked quarterback in action. Browne and Skyline are heavily favored in this game, setting up a potentially great matchup with either Federal Way or Camas in the Tacoma Dome next weekend. Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline middle linebacker and Washington State commit Peyton Pelluer is one of the best tacklers in the state of Washington. Pelluer is also putting in time on the offensive line this year, showing his toughness and durability. No doubt, Pelluer is the leader on the Spartan defense. One of the most underrated prospects in the state is Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline wide receiver and safety Nic Sblendorio. He is a true gamer and has made big plays for the Spartans all season long. Sblendorio has an offer from Northern Colorado and should see FCS attention grow as we get closer to signing day.
Kevin Carden, West Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Lompoc (Calif.) vs. Culver City (Calif.) at 7:00 p.m.
Lompoc will travel to Culver City for the second round of the playoffs, with their 31-game winning-streak on the line. Lompoc is lead by four-star tailback Lavon Coleman, who is one of the top offensive players in the state. Coleman, a Washington verbal commit, rushed for over 2,000 yards a year ago, and although injury has limited his carries this season, Coleman still has 728 yards. Also keep an eye on Nikko Hayes and Taylor Conejo for Lompoc. On the defensive side of the ball, 2014 defensive tackle Ainnu Taua, has been beast on the defensive line. The elite junior already has offers from UCLA, Arizona, Hawaii, Utah and Washington. Culver City will rely heavily on 2013 athlete Julius Wilson. The 6-1, 180-pound wide receiver has 39 catches and has scored 12 touchdowns.
Inna Lazarev, West Field Reporter
Friday: Phoenix (Ariz.) Mountain Pointe at Phoenix (Ariz.) Brophy Prep at 7 p.m.
Brophy Prep is led by four-star quarterback/wide receiver duo, Tyler Bruggman and Devon Allen. Bruggman is a Washington State commit, while Allen, a UCLA lean, is deciding between the Bruins, Stanford, Arizona State, Florida State, and Oregon. Other Broncos to watch for are offensive guard Charlie Renfree (offers from Idaho, South Dakota State, and Wyoming), linebackers Andrew Curtis (offers from Akron, Florida Atlantic, Northern Illinois, and South Dakota State) and Robert Relf (Army, Florida Atlantic, New Mexico State, North Dakota, NAU, South Dakota State, and Wyoming offers), running back D'Amani Grayer (Yale offer), defensive tackle Dominic Riccitelli, and junior offensive lineman Austin Hall, who has already collected offers from Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA, Washington, and Washington State. Mountain Pointe is highlighted by four-star senior offensive lineman Kenny Lacy and one of Arizona's top 2014 prospects, junior wide receiver/defensive back Jalen Brown. Lacy is currently committed to UCLA, while Brown holds a long list of offers from programs throughout the nation. Offensive/defensive lineman Natrell Curtis, who already has twelve scholarship offers, is another junior to pay attention to, as well as senior running back Thomas Warren, whose first offer came from New Mexico State. Additional players to keep an eye on are wide receiver Thair Blakes, cornerback Travonn White, and junior linebacker Wesley Payne.
Annabel Stephan, West Field Reporter
Friday: Santa Monica (Calif.) at Gardena (Calif.) Serra at 7:30 p.m.
The Santa Monica Vikings and Serra Cavaliers face off on Friday night in round two of the CIF Southern Section playoffs. The 8-3 Vikings' offense features four-star receiver Sebastian Larue, a current USC commit. The 5-foot-11.5, 185-pound prospect, who Scout.com calls "one of the most explosive athletes in the region" is still being recruited by Washington State, a program he officially visited last weekend. Serra's 9-2 team is stacked with talented underclassmen. 2014 cornerback Adoree Jackson (5-10, 170), an early four-star prospect, holds offers from Colorado, Nebraska, Northwestern, SMU, UCLA, Utah, Washington, and Washington State, and is hearing from many other programs. Outside linebacker Dwight Williams (6-1, 212), also a 2014 prospect, has early offers from Arizona State, Colorado, Oregon State, and UCLA, and is also hearing from the rest of the Pac-12, among others. Serra's linebacking corps also features seniors Nick Usher, who holds an Oregon State offer, Christian Herrera, and Ardis Perez. The Cavalier's offense is led by 2014 quarterback Jalen Greene (6-3, 195), who earned some looks over the off-season. Greene is hearing from programs including Arizona State, Florida State, UCLA, Colorado, and Oregon State. Senior offensive tackle Emerald Faletuipapai (6-6, 335) holds an offer from Hawaii. Other players on offense to keep an eye on are running back Anterio Bateman, as well as 2014 receiver Jordan Lasley.


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The Canisius College baseball team suffered its first loss of the 2013 season, falling 9-1 to the University of Delaware on Sunday afternoon at Fleming Stadium in Wilson, N.C.
The Blue Hens (2-1) jumped on the board in the top of the first when Nick Ferdinand hit a three-run homer off Canisius starter Devon Stewart. The Griffs loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the first as sophomore Mike Krische led off with a double, sophomore Connor Panas was hit by a pitch and junior Jimmy Luppens walked. Senior Chris Gruarin scored Krische with a sacrifice fly to make it 3-1.
Delaware added two more runs in the second on a two-RBI double from Jimmy Yezzo and pushed a run across in the third inning on an RBI groundout from Brock Niggebrugge to go up 6-1. The Blue Hens also scored three more runs in the sixth, all of them unearned as Canisius committed three errors in the game.
Canisius (2-1) could never get its offense on track, hitting into three double plays in the last four innings. Panas led the Griffs' lineup, reaching base in all four of his plate appearances with three hits as well as being hit by a pitch. Luppens reached base three times (single, walk and hit by pitch).
Stewart took the loss, allowing six runs, five earned, in four innings or work while striking out five. Freshman Alex Godzak made his collegiate debut, allowing three unearned runs in four innings and striking out four. Junior Tyler Soucie also made his Canisius debut and threw a scoreless ninth inning.
Canisius completes its season-opening trip to the state of North Carolina with a single game at Appalachian State on Monday. First pitch in Boone, N.C. is set for 3 p.m.


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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:50 am
Post subject: Doctors need more power on NFL sidelines
It's become evident to me over the past few seasons as concussions have become more of a focal point in the NFL and injuries have spiked because of the violent hits in the game that doctors need more control on the sidelines.
Dr James Andrews was paid to be on the sidelines by Dan Snyder to be the angel on Snyder's rookie franchise qbs shoulders but Dr James Andrews was not allowed to properly do his job. His job didn't seem to be to be the final say on Rg3 playing but to evaluate whatever Mike Shanahan and Robert Griffin III wanted him to evaluate, NOT what the doctor himself thought he should evaluate.
What I mean by this is if RG3 said he was ok and felt ok and coach Shanahan got caught up in the superman hype that was RG3 for 14 of 17 games of the NFL season then Dr James Andrews had nothing to evaluate. Things such as this have to change with the NFL if they want to get serious about player safety. I know us fans don't want to hear it, players don't want to hear it, coaches don't want to hear it and especially owners don't want to hear it- but it's true!
We have to sit back and put doctors thoughts and doctors evaluations more into the NFL during the game! Not just after the fact, after the game but during the game on the sidelines and especially in decision making on whether the players should go back into the game or not. It has become evident to me the final say on for rg3 to play was never really Dr James Andrews, it was Rg3's pleading to the person who made the decision was the coach and person with final say on player personnel decisions Mike Shanahan. Dr James Andrews was on the sidelines, but overuled by somone. I'm refering to at one point after rg3 tweaked his knee on the second drive the game. The training staff took RG3 into a shed behind the bench which Lavar Arrington refered to as a bathroom and Dr Andrews followed them to the door but the door was shut on him. I don't know who said no to him, but one of the three men that went into that shed did. It was either of the two training staff members or RG3.
How much power does one man need? Not only does Shanahan have control over all the coaching decisions and final player acquisition, evaluation and roster building but apparently Mike Shanahan can play doctor and override their thoughts as well.
This isn't just about Mike Shanahan, this goes for every sideline in the NFL. I've seen millions of times when players have been knocked out in the past two years where they went back in the game. The one I vividly remember was when James Harrison laid out Colt McCoy who needed help to get up and get off the field because he had a concussion but his coach and Colt later decided it was ok to go back in the game.
This isn't right. There needs to be independent doctors out there, doctors not associated with the team, not paid for by the owner that have the final say after a player is injured and the independent doctor should determine if a player should or should not go back in the game. I said this after rg3 got the concussion vs the falcons and was allowed to play the following week vs Minnesota. The NFL needs better protocol on this, players need to do a better job protecting themselves, owners, coaches and fans need to be more worried about players long term health and if they can finish a season rather than how quickly the player can get back into the game.
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I know many people don't like ESPN First Take, but this is pretty insightful about the NFL and how hypocritical Goodell really is!
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 11:21 am
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Every game should have an independent neurologist available available to both teams that has total say over return to playing status after a suspected concussion.
Both teams should also have dedicated personnel in the booth or with all 22 video to screen for head injuries that players may otherwise not report.
Might's well do something that will actually help strengthen the league's legal position when it comes to future head injury related lawsuits and that may also actually be effective....oh, but wait, Rog might have to spend some actual money to implement these changes...wouldn't want to go and do something rash now would we Rog.
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David Simon should have dedicated a season of The Wire to the corruption in the NFL bureaucracy.
A mini series would probably do though...
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NFL would get it cancelled
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I see only the re arsenaled 299.00 kits are in stock, supply and demand......
One might check the fal files for a sometimes good deal in the marketplace. Good luck.
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I have a couple of very nice stg 58 kits I may be willing to part with.
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Arsenal Football Club can confirm that Pat Holland has left his role as under-18s coach due to personal reasons.
The Club can also announce that Steve Gatting takes over as under-18s coach, from his previous role as assistant professional development coach.
Gatting is a former Arsenal player with 76 appearances for the Gunners between 1977 and 1981, and takes up his new role after five years coaching in the Club's youth development set-up.
Everyone at Arsenal would like to take the opportunity to thank Pat Holland for his contribution in his role as under-18s coach and wish Steve the best of luck in his new role.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source