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Thoughs on Scent
After reading over the thread about "funny things that happened while hunting" - I figured I would start a new thread and see what everyone thinks
about scent.
I have mixed feelings - one time you get busted due to a deer catching your scent. Then I've had young as well as mature deer that I felt sure would bolt due to my scent and they haven't
I agree that masking your scent is important - I dought one can completely mask it unless you live in a bubble.
What are your thoughts or experiences on this
I try to be as scent free as possible. I wash all my garments in scent free detergent.I wear scent-lok base layers and coveralls. I spray down several times both before the hunt and during. But there still is no 100 percent scent free method. It's important to stay scent free but playing the wind is more important in my mind. If the wind is wrong I wont hunt a stand 95 percent of the time. Ive had mature deer downwind and not wind me at times as well. Mostly during the rut. I think you can press the scent thing when the breeding phase is on and the deer are that sex crazed mind set.But any other time its tuff to fool their nose.
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I think they do help
I know I can spray my hands and not smell them. I do liike spraying my hat down due to often walking in I sweat. I like to spray my boots as well. We often pick up smells on the bottom of them. I try and wipe alot of natural dirt on them before getting into the tree.
I love doe estrous during the rut and have had success with it.
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I agree it's a good idea to try to stay as scent free as possible. That being said, I to sweat while walking to stand or as the day warms up. Many times I have carried my hunting cloths and put them on before I climb up to my stand. My buddy can't understand, he says he never sweats Now, he does wash everything in scent free soap, sprays down from head to toe and has been picked up more than a cheap date. Personally I think he can't sit still but that's a different thread.
Agreed, during the heat of the rut things get crazy - not always a good outcome for Mr. Big. Sometimes I think a mature doe is harder to hunt than a mature buck - before, during and after the rut.
Thermals have to be taken into consideration - swirling while on stand is something you have to decide if your going to stay up or get down
Then there are the many different reactions to doe in heat scents. I had the chance one morning to observe 3 different reactions to a scent bomb. This took place over an hour by 3 different bucks. I stopped using a scent bomb after watching this.
Ever think the more you know, the more confused you get
Diffiantly confusing
I do drag trails, actually I place the scent on branchs nose high all the way to the stand. Then I place scent bombs down wind. If wind swirls I place them on all three sides. Code Blue and natural doe estrous has worked for me. I have a local guy that extracts from his deer.
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I rarely use estrous/tarsal/dom buck scent anymore. I've had one too many adverse reactions from bucks when using them...For myself and my clothing I go scentless.Extreme Strings Staff......www.extremebowstrings.com
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During the past 2 seasons I use as much scentblok as possible, but the only deer I got was a nice 8 pointer the day I mowed my grass, weeds, cut branches, etc, got all sweaty and headed out to the woods and sat for 30 minutes, and here he came...go figure,.
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Since I'm as happy to take a doe as a buck I usually don't use any attractant scents. I might use a "can" call when I think the rut is near, but otherwise a don't. I have a lightweight scentloc coverall that I use when temps are'nt to bad, but then just regular camo coveralls the rest of the season. All washed in no scent soap products. I do use a spray no-scent going in. Hands, boot-bottoms and head/hat especially. I saw first hand how coyotes can pick up your trail and was amazed how they reacted, like they were smacked with a shovel. That was just from walking thru a meadow and they came across my path 5 minutes later. The wind was to me from them.FBSA Member
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Everyone makes a good point about scent, the really big guys use that noses like radar. Watch a mature buck as he enters a area, fool the nose or stay as sting free as possible and it can pay off. Two areas that folks forget about that produce a smell to the mature buck that will alert is your mouth, and face area. Even thou you have showered up with the green stuff your mouth and your ducts around the eyes will produce scent. I rinse my mouth with a bottle of baking soda and cider, I also eat apples on stand for my snack in early season being that that smell is normal and my mask my smell. The scent waffers on the hat will help you tear duct scent for getting to strong. The little scented towels helps with face scent also. I'm one of those who sweats easily, I wipe down and spray down after I'm in the tree. I also after I cool down a little will then put my war paint on!. Face masks make me sweat to much!09 Mathews Reezen, Tru Ball releases and Sights, Gold Tip Arrows, Slick Tricks, Limb Saver Equipment, John Deere, Polaris Ranger, Big Game and Summit stands. And doing all that is possible to protect and preserve our Hunting Heritage.
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Whichever way makes your hunting experience most enjoyable. For many hunters, it isn't worth all the fuss. Me, I'm obsessed. I love all the details. I do all the scent control I can stand and afford. I also use deer urine and drippers over mock scrapes. I like to freeze tarsal glands and hang them and use them for drags. I love bowhunting and all it's accesaries. I'd spend thousands every year if I wasn't living on a budget.
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Every new beginning begins with an ending.
The Utah Symphony ended last season by completing a Beethoven symphony cycle. On Friday, music director Thierry Fischer is launching a Mendelssohn symphony cycle, with the orchestra joined by the Utah Symphony Chorus and three soloists.
The cycle commences with the German composer's Symphony No. 2, more commonly known as Lobgesang (which translates as "canticle") or "The Hymn of Praise."
The symphony was written in 1840 to commemorate one of the favorite moments in the history of journalism the 400th anniversary of the printing press, invented by the German Johannes Gutenberg. Rather than literally chronicling the development of the press involving elements such as movable type, innovations in casting, hand molds, lead and tin alloys Mendelssohn composed the symphony using the press, and its 42-line Latin Bible, as symbolic representation of enlightenment. Texts were cribbed from the books of Psalms and Isaiah and two epistles of St. Paul. He even turned in his score with a quotation from Luther notated at the top: "I would happily see all the arts, especially music, in the service of Him who has given and created them."
Mendelssohn's "gorgeous" Second Symphony can be compared favorably with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with a chorus amplifying the theme of entering a brave, new world, Fischer said. Beethoven's Ninth opened last season's cycle, so it's no coincidence that the Mendelssohn cycle will begin with Mendelssohn's Second.
Also not a coincidence is that the introduction to Mendelssohn will be paired with Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, as well as Stravinsky's "Dumbarton Oaks," which Stravinsky said was greatly inspired by Brandenburg No. 3.
"It was a total conscious decision," Fischer said. Mendelssohn's greatest influence was Bach especially the cantatas so the "Hymn of Praise" has strict divisions with chorus, recitative, aria and duet, much like Bach's cantatas written for a church setting.
Approximately half of the symphony is performed by the orchestra alone, then it comes time for the Utah Symphony Chorus to come in, prepared by chorus master Susanne Sheston, who recently wrapped up her fifth summer as chorus master of the internationally acclaimed Santa Fe Opera.
About 105 members of the chorus will be featured in the evening's performance, Sheston said, and the members have been preparing since before Memorial Day. Sheston led four rehearsals for the chorus in May before the chorus went on hiatus for the summer. This will be Sheston's first time leading a chorus through Mendelssohn's Second Symphony, which she likened to a challenging, "very complex puzzle" that excites her with the fugues where two or more voices build on a theme that's first introduced, then repeated at different pitches throughout the composition. Bach was a pioneer in the development of fugues.
"There is a lot of joyous music," Sheston said of this symphony. "The text mirrors the [celebration of the] printing press, the coming out of darkness."
Priti Gandhi, one of two soprano soloists, will be visiting Utah for the first time. A native of Mumbai, India, Gandhi has recently been featured in the Memphis Symphony Orchestra's "Carmina Burana," as the Countess in "The Marriage of Figaro" with the San Antonio Opera, and as the Fourth Maid in "Elektra" with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The composition features a relatively rare duet by the sopranos. Until several years ago, Gandhi was a mezzo-soprano, so singing as the second soprano in this composition will not be unnatural for her, she said.
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With the chorus and soloists prepared, it will be interesting to see what approach Fischer will take with the Mendelssohn cycle. He admitted that he thought the orchestra's execution of the Beethoven cycle was "not perfect," but said the season-opening concert of Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2 was better because the orchestra had been through all of Beethoven's nine symphonies. And that heartens him.
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Hi any help on sambo clubs in north west, want to start learning some.
what are the benefits of sambo over BJJ? i dont know much about it other than Fedor is a champion
Judo with leglocks basically..
I'm done with chasin trolls
its a stronger style of grappling and takedown over bjj
I'm done with chasin trolls
Academy of Applied Combat in Bolton. Trev Roberts and Matt Clempner teach there
In sambo, you are not allowed to strangle, and there are far fewer rules than judo with regard to how you have to grip your opponent- ie you can basically hold however you want. You are not allowed to strangle / choke, but you are allowed to do straight leg locks - ie knee bar or achilles tendon hold (but no heel-hooks!)
In Britain, most of the players are converts from judo, so their throws are all done judo-style. Pure sambo players have a slightly different feel to the way they do things. Well worth checking out is a Russian guy who lives in Scotland - Vadim Kolganov (do a search for Dynamo Sambo) he used to teach Geoff Thompson. He was Moscow state champion when he was younger. I attended a seminar with him about 8 years ago and was highly impressed.
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High-Dose Interleukin-2: Is It Still Indicated for Melanoma and RCC in an Era of Targeted Therapies?
High-Dose Interleukin-2: Is It Still Indicated for Melanoma and RCC in an Era of Targeted Therapies?
Immunotherapy with interleukin-2 (IL-2) has been the mainstay of systemic therapy for advanced kidney cancer and melanoma. Although IL-2 treatment is limited to healthy patients, a select group of these patients have derived substantial, durable benefit from it—in some translating into cures with no ongoing therapy or chronic toxicity. Over the past 10 years, insights into the biology of renal cell carcinoma and into key signaling mechanisms in melanoma, and growth in our understanding of immune checkpoints, have led to the development and approval of targeted and immune-modulatory therapeutic options with clinically relevant benefit. Our improved understanding of the relationship between the host environment, immune system, and malignancy has helped identify compounds and therapies that are changing the way we think about cancer and our approach to cancer therapeutics. While the newer options may be applicable to most patients, durable responses measured in years are rare. In this review, we examine the currently approved options available for these disease processes, including the newer agents and selected combinatorial approaches under investigation, and we attempt to identify the role of high-dose IL-2 in the context of current clinical practice.
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The generation of antitumor immune response by T lymphocytes is a complex multi-step process that is modulated by several signals. Primary signal requires that antigen be presented by antigen-presenting cells (APCs) in the context of self–human leukocyte antigen (HLA) molecules—for recognition by T cells. HLA class I molecules present antigens to CD8+ T lymphocytes, and class II molecules present antigens to CD4+ T lymphocytes. CD4+ T helper cells subsequently produce a number of cytokines, including interleukin-2 (IL-2), that can propagate the immune response (Figure A). IL-2, a nonspecific T-cell growth factor, can result in the expansion of all T-cell subsets, including T-cytotoxic, helper, and regulatory cells. After initial recognition of the antigen, the T-cell function is modified by complex interactions between co-stimulatory or co-inhibitory proteins and their ligands expressed on the APCs (or in some cases tumor cells) and on the T cells; these interactions constitute the secondary regulatory signal that fine-tunes the immune response. A number of immune-modulatory proteins, termed checkpoints, have been identified; the list continues to expand as we get better insights into the anatomy of the immune response; some of these checkpoints are illustrated in Figure 1. Most of these proteins belong to the immunoglobulin superfamily or to the tumor necrosis factor (TNF)/TNF receptor (TNFR) family. While not inherently active, these regulatory molecules exert their effect via the recruitment of TNFR-associated factor (TRAF) adapter proteins. Cytotoxic T lymphocyte antigen 4 (CTLA-4) and programmed death protein 1 (PD-1) have been targeted successfully in cancer immunotherapy; several other checkpoints are under active investigation.
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Malignant melanoma and renal cell carcinoma are immunologically modulated malignancies, as demonstrated by observations of spontaneous regression without systemic intervention.[1,2] These malignancies show relative resistance to cytotoxic chemotherapy, and therefore, until recently, patients have had limited treatment options.
IL-2 was initially described as a growth factor that was necessary and sufficient for T-cell growth and activation.[3] Identification of IL-2 as a critical T-cell growth factor and its subsequent availability for clinical use facilitated the development of immunotherapeutic approaches against diseases amenable to immune modulation.[4-6] The Surgery Branch of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) demonstrated in 1985 that administration of exogenous IL-2 could result in modulation of the immune response with generation of durable regression of established tumors in a murine model.[7]
Based on the animal model, IL-2, with or without the addition of lymphokine-activated killer (LAK) cells, was administered to patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma and metastatic melanoma, eliciting responses,[8] with a small proportion of these measured in years.[9]
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The data set that led to FDA approval of HD IL-2 for melanoma consisted of a series of eight phase II studies that included a total of 270 patients who were treated with HD IL-2 at doses of 600,000–720,000 IU/kg. The overall response rate was 16%; 6% had a complete response. The median duration of response had not been reached at the time of reporting.[13] Thus, HD IL-2 was approved for advanced melanoma in 1998. The Cytokine Working Group conducted three phase II studies of HD IL-2 (at a dose of 600,000 IU/kg) along with gp100 peptide that showed an overall response in 16%; complete response was observed in 9%.[14] In 684 consecutive patients with metastatic melanoma treated at the NCI with HD IL-2 alone or in combination with a vaccine, the overall response rate was 13% for patients who received IL-2 alone and 16% for patients who received IL-2 with the vaccine.[15] A phase III study comparing HD IL-2 alone to HD IL-2 with gp100 vaccine showed the overall response rate to be 6% for IL-2 alone and 16% for the combination.[16] Our own experience with HD IL-2 in 117 patients has been consistent with the above outcomes (see Figure 2). These data are summarized in Table 2.
Despite these responses and the likely cures for some patients, adoption of HD IL-2 treatment has been hampered by its toxicity profile—primarily capillary leak syndrome, which manifests as oliguria, mild hypoxemia, generalized edema, tachyarrhythmias, and hypotension. Toxicities also include fever, nausea, diarrhea, catheter-related sepsis, and death.[17] These toxicities require clinical expertise and hospitalization for monitoring but can be managed with limited mortality.[18,19] In our 17-year experience treating 221 patients with 744 cycles of HD IL-2, only one treatment-related death has occurred.
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Ipilimumab (Yervoy) is a fully human immunoglobulin G1 (IgG1) antibody that binds to the CTLA-4 molecule and blocks it (Figure 3). Demonstration that CTLA-4 blockade could result in clinically meaningful tumor regression in patients with advanced melanoma led to its clinical development in this setting.[23] Monotherapy with ipilimumab in the phase II setting has shown overall responses in the range of 6% to 16%, and the disease control rate (defined as the percentage of complete responses, partial responses, and stable disease) has ranged between 27% and 32% in patients with advanced melanoma, including initially surprising response rates in visceral disease, including in the liver. The overall 5-year survival rate for treatment-naive patients has reached as high as 49%.[24,25] In a phase III study, ipilimumab alone was compared with the glycoprotein 100 peptide (gp100) vaccine and with a combination of both.[26] The median overall survival in the ipilimumab-containing arms of the trial was 10 months, compared with 6.4 months for the vaccine-alone arm. The overall survival rates for ipilimumab alone vs gp100 alone were 45.6% vs 25.2% at 12 months, and 23.5% vs 13.7% at 24 months. The disease control rate was 28.5% in the ipilimumab-alone arm and 11% in the gp100 vaccine−alone arm. This was the first phase III study to show a survival benefit for immunotherapy in the setting of advanced melanoma, and it led to FDA approval of ipilimumab for this indication in 2011. This study allowed individuals to receive reinduction with the same regimen if they demonstrated clinical benefit and then subsequent progression. Thirty-one individuals met the criteria and were reinduced. Those reinduced patients who had previously received ipilimumab alone showed a response rate of 37.5% and a disease control rate of 75%.[27]
In a second phase III study, the combination of ipilimumab and dacarbazine was compared to dacarbazine alone.[28] The median overall survival in the combination arm was 11.2 months compared with 9.1 months in the dacarbazine-alone arm. The estimated survival rate for the combination was 47.3% at 1 year, compared with 36.3% for dacarbazine alone; the rates were 28.5% and 17.9% at 2 years, and 20.8% and 12.2% at 3 years, respectively (hazard ratio [HR] = 0.72; P < .001). While no difference was noted in the disease control rate (32.2% for the combination vs 30.2% for dacarbazine alone), the median duration of response in complete and partial responders was 19.3 months in the combination arm vs 8.1 months in the dacarbazine-alone arm.
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Initial evidence of clinical activity with PD-1 blockade using the anti–PD-1 antibody BMS-936558 (MDX-1106 [nivolumab]) was noted in a phase I study that included 39 patients with various malignancies. One durable complete response was noted in a patient with colorectal cancer, and two partial responses were seen in patients with melanoma and renal cell carcinoma; two additional patients with diagnoses of melanoma and non–small-cell lung cancer had significant tumor regression.[34] A subsequent phase I study included 296 patients with advanced solid malignancies (melanoma, non–small-cell lung cancer, renal cell carcinoma, castration-resistant prostate cancer, and colorectal cancer) who were treated with escalating doses of the anti–PD-1 antibody BMS-936558. The incidence of grade 3 or 4 adverse events attributed to the drug was 14%; there were 3 deaths due to pulmonary toxicity. The autoimmune breakthrough toxicities were different from those observed with the anti–CTLA-4 antibody: the incidence of diarrhea was lower, but the incidence of pneumonitis was higher. Responses occurred in 28% of the patients with melanoma, in 18% of those with non–small-cell lung cancer, and in 27% of those with renal cell carcinoma. The responses were durable: 20 out of 31 lasted more than 1 year. In 42 patients, pretreatment tumor samples were obtained and tested for expression of PD-L1. None of the 17 patients with PD-L1–negative tumors had a response; 9 of the 25 patients with PD-L1–positive tumors had an objective response, suggesting PD-L1 expression as a potential tumor marker for response prediction, although this needs validation in larger studies.[35] Building on the concept of preventing interaction between PD-1 and PD-L1, 207 patients with advanced solid malignancies (non–small-cell lung cancer, melanoma, colorectal cancer, renal cell carcinoma, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, gastric cancer, and breast cancer) were treated with the anti–PD-L1 antibody BMS-936559 (MDX-1105) in a phase I study. Objective responses occurred in 17% of patients with melanoma, in 10% of those with non–small-cell lung cancer, in 12% of those with renal cell carcinoma, and in 6% of those with ovarian cancer. Responses were durable and lasted more than 1 year in 50% of patients.[36] Very impressive early results in melanoma have been reported by Hamid et al with another anti–PD-1 antibody, lambrolizumab (previously known as MK-3475). In a phase I study that included 135 patients with advanced melanoma, the overall response rate was 38%. At the highest dose level (10 mg/kg every 2 weeks), the overall response was 52%; responses were observed both in patients who had previously received ipilimumab monotherapy and in those who were ipilimumab-naive.[37] Both anti–PD-1 and anti–PD-L1 antibodies are in advanced stages of clinical development and are expected to gain FDA approval.


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Geno Smith vs Oklahoma (2012)
Does not lead receiver enough almost leads to interception.
Stares down target and is picked off.
Shows good zip on out route, throws it on a line.
Good Ball Placement allows receiver to get YAC.
Throws high and inside on comeback route
Throws off backfoot and misses comeback route
Shows tremendous ball placement to beat man coverage
Rushes throw and throws it far too high.
Runs backwards to avoid sack, not going to fly in the NFL, later makes smart choice to throw ball away.
Throws two great deep ball, one off back foot, but great trajectory and perfect ball placement
Floats throw from opposite hash, throws it inside and without velocity, knocked up and then picked off.
Deep ball too far inside
Shows ability to throw on run, squares shoulder and throws accurately with good zip.
Drops back, reads whole field on multiple progressions, evades sack and turns it into 5 yards on the ground.
Leaves deep fade too far inside, should have been intercepted.
Makes amazing throw from own endzone, stands tall in pocket, takes a hit and delivers a perfect throw to beat bracket coverage.
Turns an unblocked blitz into big yards on the ground. Has a lot of running ability.
Perfect placement on out route on 2 point conversion.
Great ball placement on a back corner fade from the opposite hash.
Another great deep ball for a TD, is thrown off his back foot due to pressure.
Evades sack and has presense of mind to get out of bounds to stop the clock, looks like a good runner.
Geno Smith vs Iowa State 2012
First pass of game, has big play that he overthrows just a bit. However shows off his arm, just a flick of the wrist and the ball pops out of his hand. Spins a nice football.
Makes multiple reads, stays in pocket that is collapsing, looks comfortable. Takes off and gets good yards with his legs.
Throws a terrible ball on a WR screen, might have slipped out.
Stands tall in pocket fires a rocket across the middle that is dropped
Making a lot of quick hitter, one read short throws today. (Slants, screens, outs)
Leaves throw too far inside on a deep cross and allows ball to be knocked away. That is an interception on Sundays.
Makes good full field reads, starts left and then throws across the field on the 10 yard out route from the opposite hash into a stiff wind. No questions over the arm with Geno.
Drops the ball in perfectly over two defenders on a corner route. Tremendous throw.
Geno Smith vs Kansas State 2012
Stands in the pocket and throws a rocket on a inside breaking route against man coverage before the safety can clamp down. Nice throw.
Holding the ball too low in the pocket. Does not feel the pressure and allows the ball to be knock out of his hands.
Makes nice left to right read and then throws a strike to his receiver who drops it.
Throws on the money against man coverage on an inside breaking route to Austin.
Shows willingness to stay in the pocket as long as possible to make something happen, and can still make a play with his legs if needed.
Stands tall and is willing to take a hit to get the throw off.
Stares down one side of the field and then takes checkdown on 3rd down.
Throws behind his receiver down the seam, might have had his arm hit during follow through.
Does not see underneath defender on an outside route. Tipped up and intercepted. Was enough mustard on the ball and not placed terribly, just missed the underneath defender.
Makes an accurate throw to the backside while on the move. Not mechanically sound, but got the job done.
Squeezes the ball into a tight window between defenders. Nice stick throw, plenty of zip on the football.
Throws a fastball on a comeback route, place perfectly between his receiver and the sideline.
Poorly thrown ball on a corner route. Not enough air on it, poorly placed, ends in an interception.
Throws a comeback route from the far hash, poorly placed too far inside, defender knocks it away.
Shows good zip and placement on an out route from the near hash.
Stands in the pocket and makes multiple reads. Poor throw.
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Two questions from what you saw in these 3 games.
1. How would you grade Smith on quick release? Good, bad, ugly?
2. I thought from the games I'd seen that Smith seemed to always be keeping his eyes down the field and that he never left the pocket and became a runner until the last possible second. Does that jive with you?
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Two questions from what you saw in these 3 games.
1. How would you grade Smith on quick release? Good, bad, ugly?
2. I thought from the games I'd seen that Smith seemed to always be keeping his eyes down the field and that he never left the pocket and became a runner until the last possible second. Does that jive with you?
1 - Somewhere in the middle. It is not great, but it is not going to hurt him
2 - He always stays in the pocket as long as possible. He only leaves if forced to or if he exhausts throwing options
3 - Bonus, guy who stood out to me in all three games, Stedman Bailey. Fast, good route runner, Hands Catcher.
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ehh.. not feeling the m.
Lose the stars.
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get rekt - phill is right. but its also cool to say please
del4sel - looks pretty good. try to gain some more flow. and that 4 is killing me. but still it looks like your putting in work. props for that
Yo rung-Kind of sloppy I'm pretty tired if u want me to take another shot at it just let me know man. oh ya and on the 1st one I obviously fucked up the r so I had a better idea but idk what the hell went on with my hand and the G I was just freeballin' it and thot it would be "kewl" if I just made the top stretch a wee bit
••@del4sel, damn if those are you first attempts at it I applaud you man 'cause they got flow kind of but just aint clean. Like they're spaced perfectly you got the main idea of how the letter should be but u just need to fit it in nicely, like I don't like how the bottom of the S comes out over the 4 and the 4 look like Y's but pretty good I suck at #'s so I'm understand you on that man.
••@Scam-i would try and start with some like squarished beefed up keyboard letters for those letters like a JA style of throw simple and fresh!
••@Fuck the fame-first get ur letters all the same size man, then we'll see from there
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i never really notice that too much
liking that bottom throw
the top one seems rushed
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maybe try making the rest of the c and e flow better
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need som,e critssss. the D in my throw doesnt sit well with me. also, i need some 3d/shadow help...im not sure what direction would make the most sense for my vanishing point.
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'American Hustle' Review
There is so much hair in 'American Hustle.'
Christian Bale's disastrous comb-over/rug combo basically opens the film with a wordless monologue. Beneath that unnatural mop is the sharp mind of Irving Rosenfeld, a "from the feet up" con man making the leap from running legit (but boring) dry cleaning businesses to grifting down-on-their-luck rubes on bad bank loans. His operation starts taking off when he hooks up with Amy Adams, a natural businesswoman looking to reinvent herself. She does this with a name change, a phony British accent and, later in the film, by frizzing her hair out to preposterous proportions.


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Topics :: homophobia
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Kim Rocco Shields Imagines World Where Gay is Norm
Imagine a world where being gay was the norm. This is the world that up and coming young director Kim Rocco Shields has created in her new feature film.
Nigeria Says 'Gay Cross-Dresser' Led Bombing Attack That Kills 80
Nigeria's State Security Service arrested a "clearly homosexual cross-dresser" as the suspected mastermind behind the attempted suicide bombing attack on former dictator Major General Muhammadu Buhari.
Miss Gay Nicaragua to Fight Homophobia
Carlos Castro hugged his mother and wept after the announcer named him Miss Gay Nicaragua 2014. It was the culmination of a lot of work by the 19-year-old agronomy student and the beginning of a lot more.
May 17 is International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia
On May 17, LGBT groups across the world will observe International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia, with this year's theme being the Freedom of Expression.
Arkansas Judge Apologizes for Racist, Homophobic Posts
Responding to a story about a woman who was arrested for allegedly having sex with a dog, "geauxjudge" wrote that it was "just a small step" from having "TGGLBS" sex, an apparent reference to transgender, gay, lesbian or bisexual sex.
Alabama Rep. Busted for Homophobic Remarks at Conference
An Alabama gay rights group and local realtors have accused Rep. Mike Rogers of making homophobic groups while speaking to a realtors group in Montgomery.
Kirk Cameron Slams Grammys, Plugs New Movie
Former "Growing Pains" star Kirk Cameron took to social media stir up a little hatred after Sunday's Grammy Award wedding ceremony while plugging his upcoming direct to video film "Mercy Rule."
Coca-Cola Under Fire for Removing Gay Couple From Irish Ad
Coca-Cola has pulled depictions of gay couples in Ireland's version of their new "Reasons to Believe" ad campaign.
Aussie Airline Apologizes For 'I Am Gay' Sticker on Luggage
An Australian-based airline has apologized to a stay-at-home dad and are investigating the incident where its employees taped "I am gay" in stickers on his suitcase.
Standing Ovation for McConaughey's HIV-Positive Cowboy
The Toronto International Film Festival greeted Matthew McConaughey's performance as a hard-drinking, homophobic rodeo cowboy whose illness changes him in many ways for the better.
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Student Success Center Early Alert & Intervention Initiatives
The Student Success Center sponsors several initiatives that include:
The First-Year Seminar
CU Connect: Mentoring of All First-Year Students
Calling All Knights: Family Calling Initiative
Academic Recovery Courses for Freshmen & Sophomores
All first-year students at Clarkson take this seminar, which:
- introduces the mission and expectations of the learning process at Clarkson
- builds communication and teamwork skills
- provides some fundamental content relating to wellness and relationships during the college experience.
Discussion, team activities, leadership opportunities, and fall-semester interaction with upper-class peer educators form the foundation of the course.
CU Connect: Mentoring of All First-Year Students
Through CU Connect, every freshman student has the opportunity to connect in a meaningful way with a Clarkson University administrative and/or staff member. Our goal is to provide students with guidance and support early on in the semester to help them with their transition to college.
Students and staff met several times throughout the first semester and some continued contact into the second semester. Our semi-structured and flexible outline of contacts helped students feel comfortable seeking necessary information about academic and non-academic aspects of college.
Calling All Knights: Family Calling Initiative
Staff and trained student callers contact all first-year student families at the six-week point of the semester. Our goal is to hear from parents how their student is transitioning to Clarkson. Any students in distress or in need of outreach by student affairs are quickly connected, callers are also able answer any questions about upcoming family weekend activities.
Academic Recovery Courses for Freshmen & Sophomores
Each spring semester the Student Success Center offers "UNIV 100: Project Success Strategies for Academic Success," an academic recovery course that helps freshmen and sophomores get back on track academically after a weak fall semester. This course focuses on the development and application of study skills required for college-level work, as well as the identification and minimization of barriers that impede individual student achievement.


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How to add points on a sphere?
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to build a geometry consisting of a sphere with nearly 500 point sources (using the Point Mass Source in the Transport of Diluted Species physics) located in the surface of the sphere. I need the point sources to be located in specific x,y,z coordinates (which I generate using an algorithm outside COMSOL). I am wondering if it is possible to add these points to a sphere geometry by giving its coordinates.
In summary, is it possible to create first an sphere, and then to add all the points such as edges and faces are then created on the sphere?
I know that the geometry can be created in a CAD program and then import it, but I need to create the geometry in COMSOL because I want to use the layer functionality in the geometry.
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Gallery Tour
Jan 6, 2013 1:00 PM
Enjoy an interactive and informative tour of Fore with a knowledgeable museum educator. Fore is the highly anticipated fourth installment of the Studio Museum's "F" series, which includes Freestyle (2001), Frequency (2005–06) and Flow (2008). Like its popular and critically acclaimed predecessors, Fore is a non-thematic group presentation reflecting a multitude of ideas, approaches and processes.
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At Colonial Village Resort in Ogunquit, Maine, we strive to help you have a fun and relaxing vacation in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Take a look at some of our answers to the most commonly asked questions about our property and policies below.
Summer: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Spring and Fall: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. or 10 p.m.
We are just over a half mile north of the busy intersection that marks the center of Ogunquit, so it's an easy 15-minute walk to shopping in the town center. During low tide, you will be able to walk and wade across the clam flats and channel of the tidal river directly to Ogunquit Beach. During high tide, borrow one of our complimentary row boats to cross the tidal river or walk down the beach 15 minutes to use the footbridge.
We are less than a mile from the north entrance of Marginal Way and less than two miles from Perkins Cove, where you can also pick up Marginal Way.
Yes, the Ogunquit Trolley stops diagonally across the street from us as well as just south of us on our same side of the street, so you are never far from where you want to be.
Check-in begins at 3 p.m. on your arrival date. Please check out by 11 a.m. on the day of your departure.
We have several different types of accommodations, each with their own length-of-stay and maximum occupant requirements. Some are available on a nightly basis, some have multi-day requirements and others are available as weekly units. Please read the description of each type.
We have several pet-friendly designated accommodations available upon request. Please inquire about their availability when making your reservation.
Smoking is not allowed in any of our accommodations, but it is allowed outside in designated areas. Our front desk staff will be happy to direct you to them.
Our regular rooms receive daily, full-service housekeeping, but our cottages and apartments do not. Instead, guests of these accommodations are welcome to put any used towels or linens aside each morning to be replenished by the afternoon. Trash is collected daily and toilet paper, tissues, soap, extra pillows and blankets can also be supplied upon request.
Our breakfast includes a pastry or donut, as well as a choice of four cold cereals, oatmeal, fresh fruit, apple and orange juices, coffee and tea. Choose to eat in our breakfast room, on the outdoor pool deck or in your accommodations.
The indoor pool is heated to 83°F and the indoor hot tub is heated to 101°F. The outdoor pool is not heated by anything except the sun, so most guests prefer the indoor swimming option during early spring and late fall stays.
We seasonally have six to eight rowboats for guest use to cross over the tidal river directly to the beach during high tide. The tide times change each day, but we set the boats out from two hour before high tide until two hours after. They are not available before 7a.m. or after dark.
To sign out a rowboat, simply come to the office to fill out a form, pick up your life jackets and oars, and ask any questions you have about procedure and safety. They are strictly available on a first-come, first-served basis. You're also welcome to take advantage of our tidal river access by bringing your own sea kayaks, canoes or rowboats.
We have one private tennis court for guest use and often have spare tennis rackets and balls to lend out at the front desk. We have four outdoor grills in the picnic area, for which guests can supply their own charcoal and lighter fluid. There are no sign-ups for these amenities, as our guests are great at taking turns and being courteous to one another.
No, all of our on-site amenities are available to guests as part of your room rate.
You are responsible for reporting the amount of persons you expect to be staying in each unit when you make your reservation. Each of the units has a maximum state legal occupancy limit that is listed in the description of each.
Under no circumstances will we allow extra persons beyond the legal limit, but there may be a charge of $15/day for each extra person up to the limit. If your group will be keeping more than one vehicle on our property, be sure to mention the other vehicle when making your reservation.
Try our online reservations system, give us a call, or email your reservation request!
We ask for your name, mailing address, telephone number and email address. We require a deposit to hold the reservation.
All reservations of four nights or more require a two-night advance deposit. Reservations of three nights or less require a one-night advance deposit. A one-night reservation requires full payment in advance.
*Deposit for a weekly rental (cottage or apartment) will usually be around one-third of each reserved week; for a reservation of more than seven days in a motel unit, suite, or other daily rental, the deposit will be two nights for every week spent.
If you call instead of reserving online, you may have up to two weeks from the day of making the reservation to submit the deposit.
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If we receive your cancellation notice at least 14 days prior to your scheduled arrival date, you will receive a full refund of your deposit, minus a $25 service charge. If we receive your cancellation notice less than 14 days prior to your scheduled arrival date, the deposit is forfeited. For weekly rentals of cottages and apartments, a cancellation notice of 30 days is required. (Credit card refunds are returned within a few business days and check refunds are sent out once per month.) Early departures will be charged in full.
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Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (PST)
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Are you looking for the perfect synthesis of a group workout with yoga and yoga-inspired exercises? Well welcome to the Mind-Body Bootcamp! I created this class to deliver the best of both worlds when it comes to the mental and spiritual bliss created by yoga and the physical strength and endurance brought on by circuit training and group exercise.
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Included will be:
Yoga Flows/Vinyasas
Yoga-inspired Exercises
Balance and Coordination
Breathing Exercises/Pranayama
This class is $20 per person and $15 each if you come with a friend or group. This is a phenomenal offer on an excellent opportunity to build a healthy mind, body and soul so don't let it pass you by!
We will be meeting on the grass at 9th Street beach in HB at 8:00 AM on 10/6/2012 so don't be late. Be sure to RSVP. See you down there!
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9th Street Beach, Huntington Beach, CA
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Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (PST)
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'Besides ending a four-game skid against Buffalo, the Canadiens also enjoyed a bit of payback. The come-from-behind win helped make up for Montreal's season-opening 5-4 shootout loss at Buffalo last month, a game in which the Canadiens squandered three two-goal leads. "You always want to get those back," Canadiens coach Guy Carbonneau said.'
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I don't eat eggs but those give me ideas! How do you make them? Wrap bacon inside muffin tins? That's my guess. I could wrap the bacon in the muffin tins and fill with pancake batter or blueberry muffin mix. OMG! Bacon wrapped blueberry muffins!!!!
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Guys & Girls who is coming for Julio's Seminar & training camp?
On the 14th of October 2012 Master Julio Cesar & Theodoro Canal will be in London to host and teach a seminar and 1 week training boot camp.
The Seminar will be on the 14th of October 1pm to 4pm
and the 1 week intensive training camp will be on
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Tuesday ---16/10--- 1030-1200 & 1930-2100
Wednesday ---17/10--- 1930-2100
Thursday ---18/10--- 1030-1200 & 1930-2100
Friday ---19/10--- 1930-2100
Julio Cesar's main titles:
Founder of GFTEAM
2x World Champion (Black Belt, Senior and Master Divisions)
21x State Champion
8x Brazilian National champion
2X Pan american champion
Coach of many champion including Rodolfo Vieira, world champion absolute division
Julio's bjj heroes profile: http://www.bjjheroes.com/bjj-fighter...-cezar-pereira
Julio's highlight video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxNDxcouADs
Theodoro's main titles:
Brazilian national champion in his weight class and absolute division master class 2012 World Cup Champion (2010, 2011 CBJJO)
Rio Open Champion (2011)
Internacional Masters & Seniors Champion (2011)
3x Pan American Champion (2012, 2011 weight & open weight Master)
4x Brazilian Teams Champion (2011, 2010, 2009, 2008)
2x Rio Open Champion (2011, 2009 closed final with team mate)
3x Brazilian National Silver Medallist (2009, 2002 brown, 2001 purple)
Brazilian National Nogi Silver Medallist (2011)
2x Rio Open Silver Medallist (2010, 2008)
World Bronze Medallist (2008 IBJJF)
2x Pan American Bronze Medallist (2010, 2007)
3x Brazilian National Bronze Medallist (2010, 2008, 2005)
Theodoro bjj heroes profile: http://www.bjjheroes.com/bjj-fighters/theodoro-canal
Theodoro High light video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx9plzNNIso
Book now and the fees are as follows:
One week boot camp £120(per head)
Seminar £50 (per head)
One week boot camp & Seminar £150 (per head)
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One week boot camp £150(per head)
Seminar £70 (per head)
One week boot camp & Seminar £170 (per head)
Don't miss out this great opportunity to train and to learn with one of the main Bjj Coach currently and with the multi champion. Also, at the weekend after the seminar and the training camp, there will be two big competitions holding in London and promoted by IBJJF: London Open and the 1st European No Gi Championship.
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College Football Recap - October 30
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Here's a brief look at the highlights of week nine of the college football season, a week which included spooky games for many with ten Top-25 losses and quite a few more very close matchups. The rankings used in this recap are the BCS Rankings from prior to the games.
Washington 20, #7 Oregon State 17: Washington's Bishop Sankey ran for 92 yards and two touchdowns, Travis Coons kicked a 30-yard field goal with 1:20 left and the Huskies took advantage of four interceptions from Oregon State's Sean Mannion to pull off the upset, ending the Beavers' shot at their first 7-0 start in school history.Nebraska 23, #22 Michigan 9: Nebraska's defense held Michigan to a season-low 188 yards during its first visit to Memorial Stadium since 1911 as Denard Robinson, who has accounted for two-thirds of Michigan's offensive production this season left the game in the second quarter due to injury, allowing the Huskers to move into a first-place tie with Michigan in the Legends division.Michigan State 16, #25 Wisconsin 13: It took extra time for Michigan State to pull off the upset, deferring to Wisconsin after winning the OT toss, who scored a field goal, only for the Spartans to come back with a TD, scored by RB Le'Veon Bell to hand the Badgers their first home loss since 2009. Arizona 39, #9 USC 36: Late into the third quarter, it appeared that USC had everything under control with a record breaking day by WR Marquise Lee who eclipsed the Pac-12 record for receiving yards with 16 catches for 345 yards and two TDs, but Arizona's Matt Scott took matters into his own hands and orchestrated four second half TDs to take down the Trojans. Kent State 35, #15 Rutgers 23: Kent State achieved its first win ever over a ranked opponent, forcing QB Gary Nova to throw six interceptions which created a hole far too large to dig out of. Despite suffering its first loss of the season, Rutgers is still in the race for the Big East title. Miami (OH) 23, #24 Ohio 20: With nine seconds to go and a perfect season on the line, the Bobcats opted for the win as opposed to the field goal for OT and the risk did not pay off as Miami of Ohio pulled off the upset. Miami's QB Zac Dysert completed 21 of 36 passes for 311 yards, leading the 59-yard game winning drive to the go-ahead field goal.
#10 Georgia 17, #2 Florida 9: Georgia's defense shined as it forced six turnovers and held Florida to zero TDs which happened last in 1988, giving the Bulldogs consecutive wins against the Gators for the first time since 1989. Despite Florida's turnover woes, the game remained close due to three interceptions thrown by Aaron Murray as the Gators came within one with 9:41 to go in the fourth quarter. #13 South Carolina 38, Tennessee 35: South Carolina held on to win after a horrific knee injury to Marcus Lattimore, caused by a collision between his knee and the helmet of Tennessee DB Eric Gordon, which brought both teams to his side to wish him well. Gamecocks' Connor Shaw threw for three TDs and a career-high 356 yards, enough to hold off the Vols' fourth-quarter rally. #16 Louisville 34, Cincinnati 31: In a battle for a piece of the top of the Big East, Louisville edged Cincinnati to remain unbeaten with a 30-yard field goal in OT, which was made possible by a time-out called by Cincinnati to ice the kicker, right before a high snap that went through the holder's hands, giving the Cardinals another shot to ultimately win the game. #17 Stanford 24, Washington State 17: While the Stanford offense managed just 12 first downs, the defense collected ten sacks and safety Ed Reynolds returned an interception for a TD to keep Washington State winless in the Pac-12. #23 Texas 21, Kansas 17: Case McCoy saved the three-touchdown favorite Longhorns from what could have been a very painful loss, with a one-yard TD pass to D.J. Grant with twelve seconds to play to take the lead. McCoy replaced David Ash in the fourth quarter after Ash struggled to get Texas' offense going.
#1 Alabama 38, #11 Mississippi State 7: Mississippi State's hopes for a perfect season were laid to rest as the Crimson Tide kept the Bulldogs scoreless until the 4:39 mark in the fourth quarter. Alabama got off to a strong start, scoring on its first three possessions and never looked back. #4 Oregon 70, Colorado 14: The Ducks scored fifty-six points in the first half alone as most of its starters were pulled by the midway point of the second quarter, totaling 617 yards of offense, including 425 yards rushing. #12 Florida State 48, Duke 7: FSU Kicker Dustin Hopkins became the ACC's career leader when he drilled his 81st field goal, a career-best 56-yard kick, in a definitive win over Duke, although the Seminoles were plagued with four fumbles which Duke was not able to capitalize on.
#3 Kansas State 55, #14 Texas Tech 24: Kansas State started off slow, but made up for it in the second half, scoring 42 points as Collin Klein threw for 233 yards and two touchdowns and had 83 yards and two more scores on the ground in the Wildcats' best start at 8-0 since 1999. #5 Notre Dame 30, #8 Oklahoma 13: Final scores can be deceiving as this game was tied with a little more than five minutes to go in the fourth quarter, but the Fighting Irish sure had a lot of fight left in them as they scored fifteen points in the final five minutes, becoming the only team in the country with four wins against Top 25 teams, including two on the road. #18 Clemson 42, Wake Forest 13: Tajh Boyd had a record breaking day, throwing for 428 yards with five touchdown passes as the Tigers amassed 534 yards of total offense, scoring all but one TD before halftime in their fourth consecutive win over Wake Forest. #20 Texas A&M 63, Auburn 21: Texas A&M scored seven TDs on eight possessions, led by Johnny Manziel who ran for three TDs and passed for two more, all in a little more than a half as the Aggies gained 671 total yards, the most ever allowed by Auburn. #21 Boise State 45, Wyoming 14: Boise State recorded its seventh straight win in a true team effort, with RB D.J. Harper rushing for 105 yards and two TDs and QB Joe Southwick completing 20 of 28 passes for 198 yards while the Broncos' defense recorded four sacks and limited Wyoming to 106 yards less than its average.
Bowl Predictions
CBSSports.com (Palm): Florida vs. Louisville (Louisville replaces Notre Dame)
ESPN.com (Schlabach): Georgia vs. Louisville (replacing Florida vs. USC)
ESPN.com (Edwards): South Carolina vs. Louisville (Louisville replaces Oklahoma)
SI.com (Mandel): Florida vs. Louisville (Louisville replaces Oklahoma)
Orlando Sentinel: LSU vs. Louisville (replacing Florida vs. Oklahoma)
Sporting News: Georgia vs. Clemson (replacing Florida vs. Oklahoma)
Phil Steele: Georgia vs. Clemson (replacing Florida vs. Oklahoma)
Athlon Sports: Georgia vs. Louisville (replacing Florida vs. Oklahoma)
College football fans, be sure to "like" the official Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page (linked above) and vote each week for the Manning Award Player of the Week. The top quarterback performances from each week will be posted giving you the chance to vote for that you think was the best effort each week of the college football season.
Manning Award Stars of the Week
While 25 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, additional players may be added later in the season and every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor. Here's a look at the best performances of the ninth week of the football season:
Tajh Boyd, Clemson(27-of-38, 428 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT)Boyd sets the Clemson record for passing yards in a game, including three 50� yard plays, to lead the Tigers to a 42-13 blowout victory over Wake Forest.
Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville(24-of-41, 416 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT)Bridgewater is 8-of-10 for 201 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter alone as the Cardinals come from behind to defeat Cincinnati, 34-31, in overtime.
Derek Carr, Fresno State(30-of-43, 416 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT)Carr leads the Bulldogs back from a 21-0 deficit by registering his second 400-yard game of the season and throwing an 89-yard touchdown strike to put his team on top for good in a 49-32 win over New Mexico.
Ryan Griffin, Tulane(34-of-42, 466 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)Griffin leads the Green Wave to a 55-45 win over UAB, setting career-bests for passing yards and touchdowns while tallying his third-straight 300-yard game since returning from injury.
Steele Jantz, Iowa State(36-of-52, 381 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)Jantz sets career-highs in passing yards and touchdowns while setting a school-record for completions to lead the Cyclones to a 35-21 victory over Baylor.
Logan Kilgore, Middle Tennessee(20-of-30, 351 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Kilgore throws touchdown passes of 72 and 51 yards and adds a 46-yard touchdown run as the Blue Raiders win 38-21 to snap a two-game losing streak against North Texas.
Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois(18-of-28, 275 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)Lynch continues to pile up huge stats as the junior adds 133 rushing yards and two more scores as the Huskies roll over Western Michigan, 48-34, to improve to 8-1.
Matt Scott, Arizona(27-of-52, 370 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)Trailing by 15 in the second half, Scott (who rushes for 100 yards) jumpstarts a Wildcat rally with a 10-yard TD run, then throws two more TD passes to lift Arizona to a 39-36 upset of No. 9 USC.
Top Upcoming Games
(current BCS rankings, all times Central)#16 Texas A&M at #15 Mississippi State (11 a.m., ESPN): Despite losses, both teams are having very successful seasons and will be playing to move up in the postseason pecking order.
Temple at #10 Louisville (11 a.m., ABC): The Cardinals continue to roll, climbing into the top-10 this week with a home game against the Owls on tap.
Pitt at #3 Notre Dame (2:30 p.m., NBC): After picking up a huge win on the road this past weekend against Oklahoma, the Fighting Irish look to avoid a letdown this Saturday.
#23 Texas at #18 Texas Tech (2:30 p.m., ABC): Texas continues to struggle, but can right itself by upending its western neighbor.
#4 Oregon at #17 USC (6 p.m., Fox): Since the preseason, this game has been circled as the battle for Pac-12 supremacy, but the game has lost some luster as USC has tripped twice - still a Trojan win would likely ruin the Ducks' national title hopes.
#1 Alabama at #5 LSU (7 p.m., CBS): For the third time in less than a year, the Crimson Tide and the Tigers meet in a game with major national championship implications.
#24 Oklahoma State at #2 Kansas State (7 p.m., ABC): Kansas State continues its drive to the national championship, but the Cowboys are heating up and could provide a challenge.
San Diego State at #19 Boise State (9:30 p.m., CBS College Sports): Boise has moved into a position where they could earn an automatic bid - if it can reach the top-16 and finish ahead of Big Ten or Big East champ.
Each week the Allstate Sugar Bowl will make its YouTube Pick of the Week, top highlights, impressive off-field performances, great games and amazing plays, including Marqise Lee's sensational performance for USC this week. Despite the Trojans losing, Lee set a Pac-12 record with 345 receiving yards.
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