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People say that chivalry is dead and I beg to differ. While the idea of the "nice guy" and a chivalrous man is dying it is not yet dead. I believe that a man should open doors (both car and other), use manners, treat a lady with respect, be honest, courteous, shouldn't cheat, etc.
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I am looking for someone who knows how to have fun. Must be able to try new things whether they are food, movies, places, etc. I recently have been trying all sorts of new things and it is amazing what I am finding I like. I never tried new things I stuck to what I knew and was afraid to go out of my comfort zone. Within the past few years I have realized that life is short and since we can't know for sure what comes next we have to enjoy the here and now. It is amazing how the little things make such a big difference in life.
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Books - I like a little of everything, I really like Alternate History and Sci-fi, but I am up for trying anything once. I Just found the Hunger Games and am loving that series. Other examples are as follows: Dies the Fire (Series), Eragon (Series), Ender's Game (Series), The Postman, World War Z, Fahrenheit 451, The Fallen (Series), The Road, Seventh Son (Series), Conquistador, The Sky People, Empire, Old Man's War (Series), The Accidental Time Machine, etc. As you can see I love to read and this is nowhere near the full list for I would be here all day if I tried to list them all.
Movies - I watch anything and everything, now that doesn't mean I like everything but I will not discount it just because it is new and unknown. Band of Brothers, Minority Report, Dune (both classic and SciFi Channel version), Pathfinder, Inside Man, Garden State, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, Stealth, Matrix, Die Hard, Red Dawn, We Were Soldiers, Tigerland, Waterworld, The Day After Tomorrow, The Postman, The Last Castle, Dracula 2000, The Terminal, The Chronicles of Riddick, The Count of Monte Cristo, Dazed and Confused, Almost Famous, The Replacements...and many others...
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I just think that... people are really forgetting this game is in beta right now! LoL like, I can understand forming slight opinions of what you've done/seen so far, but the harsh criticism needs to end. The game we're playing, while it has completed elements in it, is an un-finished product. EXP values, mob placements, amount of quest/leves, etc... all of this stuff is currently in BETA TEST form. It's not final.
There will be a lot more to do at launch, exp values, strength and abilities of mobs and our own classes will likely be adjusted come sept. 22nd. Beta 3 is over and open beta hasn't begun yet so we haven't really seen much of how this surplus thing will go. I say lets try it out... see what happens, and THEN if it's bad we can throw SE under the bus. I'm just saying have a little faith. It's too early in the game to be THIS ****** off where there are millions of threads about the same topics. Let's be a little optimistic here. I'm sure any MAJOR issues the game has at launch will be quickly(well, that's actually wishful thinking) addressed by SE. Lets just give it time, k? :-)


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The 23-year-old South Korean came close to winning twice earlier this season before breaking through on the picturesque Glen Arbour course. (Related item: Final results.)
"I didn't think about winning at the start, so I felt very free," Lee said through a translator. "Later, I was getting nervous and very intense."
Lee tied for second in the LPGA Corning Classic in late May and also finished second two weeks ago in the HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship. She closed with a double bogey to finish two strokes behind Jimin Kang in Corning, and lost 1-up to Marisa Baena in the match-play final in New Jersey.
Lee finished at 9-under 279 and earned $195,000 to jump from 13th to seventh on the money list with $643,933. The top player on the money list in the field, she opened with rounds of 73, 68 and 69.
"She played well all day and deserved to win," Hull said.
Janice Moodie, the leader after each of the first three rounds, needed a birdie on the par-5 18th to force a playoff, but three-putted for a double bogey for a 75 that left her three strokes back.
"I couldn't watch her," Lee said through a translator. "I was very nervous."
Hull, a 23-year-old Australian who starred at Pepperdine, also closed with a 69 for the best finish of her short career.
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Leta Lindley (68), Il Mi Chung (72) and Angela Stanford (73) finished two strokes back at 7 under, and Moodie tied for sixth at 6 under along with Brittany Lang (68), Johanna Head (68) and Dorothy Delasin (73). Lang, the former Duke star making her second pro start after tying for second in the U.S. Women's Open as an amateur, eagled the 542-yard 18th after reaching the green in two.
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Birdie Kim began the streak of first-time winners in the U.S. Women's Open, Baena followed with her match-play victory over Lee, and Heather Bowie won the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic last week.
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We purchased this house in 1987 when we were expecting our first born. We wanted to stay in the neighborhood because of all the local attractions and the family style of its residents.
Seeing the house for the first time, we fell in love with the boxed-beam ceilings and the french doors opening to the patio. The rest was history.
We did a simple remodel of the basement when we had teenagers so that they had a little more private space. I now live in very simple style in that basement, and so I am around periodically to work in the yard and am close by if there are any questions. There is also a washer-dryer available in a common area in the basement.
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Upstairs we have three bedrooms, a small family room, and a full bath. The view deck facing North is accessed from the Master bedroom and makes the master itself a great retreat from the din of a larger group in the house. The other bedrooms look South over the secluded patio in back. From the back bedrooms one can also see the small path that meanders up from the patio through the garden to our detached garage facing south on the street behind us (54th). The garage can park two, but I am using one space.
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I graduated Oregon State in Pharmacy in 1979, but left a year later to live in Spain. After 2 years in Pamplona (my family comes from that area), I got my MBA in Barcelona at IESE then landed in Seattle in 1984 for a Medical Sales career with Merck.
Today, I work for Humana, as a field sales associate for Medicare health plans. For fun, and to help raise funds for Senior Centers in our neighborhood, I cook paella for 90 people using two weber barbecues. I also MC small auctions and fundraisers that support seniors.
I used to run Greenlake (2.8mi) every day, but now choose to just run in the neighborhood for the quiet, and the fragrant gardens. I used to ride my bike on the Burke-Gillman trail (40-50 miles long around Lake Washington and east to Redmond), only about 5-6 minutes down the hill from our house. I enjoy sailing small boats, and of course, any opportunity to practice Spanish I can find.
Jim Yragui purchased this house in 1987
I chose this neighborhood because it is full of people, just like my memories of Spanish cities. While in Spain people came together for food and people watching, Seattle people also come together for outdoor activities: to run or walk, or to ride bikes, or to hike or ski the mountains. I believe in daily exercise, preferably outdoors, and our neighbors mirror this. I also find many of these people to be very creative, probably because of the proximity to the University of Washington. And, just as in Spain, there are many small unique and interesting places to eat.
Another reason why I chose this neighborhood was its convenience. Driving to work or to events downtown is quick and easy on Hwy 99. Driving to work outside the city in the morning or returning from outside the city in the evening is easy because most others travel in the opposite direction at those times.
We raised two kids in this house, and when they were little we would hike to the Ballard Locks to watch the salmon come up the fish ladders, or hike across the locks to get to the beach below Discovery Park. We flew kites at Gasworks Park, rode bikes to the UW, or just walked around Fremont to see the troll or the Sunday Market or the Solstice parade. Like in Spain, the Solstice parade is a parade of PEOPLE in costumes, walking or on bikes, not of cars covered with flowers. Greenlake was always a great place for the kids to swim in the summer. Now, I guess, I am staying in this neighborhood because it is full of families with kids –once you have kids of your own, you always get a kick out of watching others !
Lately, I have walked south to Fremont (20 min) ,crossed the Fremont Bridge, and climbed to the top of Queen Ann (another 20 min) for an incredible view of downtown and the Space Needle. To the north about 2 miles walk (or run ! ) is Carkeek Park, a ravine with a Salmon stream that gurgles down to another beautiful beach on the sound. Ballard is west, only 15 minutes' walk, and another 20 minutes takes you to Shilshole, with Sailboats and lots of sand on Puget Sound. Coffee shops abound in all neighborhoods. One of my favorite little coffee shops is Canal Street Coffee, where one can sit and watch the parade of boats motoring to and from the Ballard Locks and the Sound.
The local Phinney Neighborhood Association sponsors many activities for all ages. An interesting one is the annual "Gum-Shoe", where people walk a route mapped with 20 stops across the neighborhood. Each stop has a riddle which can be solved only with the clues available at that stop. It's a great way to explore the neighborhood.
After enjoying the outdoors, boating is the next traditional pastime in Seattle. Small sailboats can be rented at Greenlake, and at the center for wooden boats on Lake Union. Of course, there are the traditional tourist activities involving boats, such as the hydro races in August, or local water tour of Lake Washington to see Bill Gates house, or simply renting kayaks to paddle around the Arboretum. But the best boat attraction is simply taking a ferry ride on a beautiful day, either to Bainbridge Island to tour a winery, or to Vashon Island to ride bikes and enjoy locally grown foods. My second best boating activity is watching the Duck-Dodge (all-comers) sailboat race held every summer Tuesday evening on Lake Union.
Airplanes are also big in Seattle, thanks to Boeing. Tour the 787 plant in Everett or the Museum of Flight at Boeing field, or just watch the float planes take off and land on Lake Union, always somehow dodging all those sailboats !
Clean, cozy and convenient. Jim is great.
We booked this home as a transition from Nebraska to Washington, so we booked for an extended stay. From the first day, Jim was super welcoming to our family. Anytime we saw him, we always got at least a smile and a hello. Jim went out of his way to chat with us (and especially my 2 daughters).
The house was great. I've seen previous comments about the shower, but we had no issues and I'm not sure how anyone would. The floors were in great condition (and there was absolutely no smell , so again, I'm not sure what previous guests are commenting on).
The kitchen is in great condition with awesome appliances and dishes. It was extremely nice to be able to cook, with a great island area (you'll never get that in a hotel and even most houses). The dining room was a great space (and the Bluetooth sound system was an awesome bonus). Furniture was all extremely comfortable and made for a wonderfully relaxing.
I can't say enough good things about our stay :-)
I stayed here for two weeks while traveling for work. The house was very clean and well furnished. It has a very cozy atmosphere with great relaxing areas both inside and out, especially on the front porch swing with a view of the Olympic Peninsula. The house has a definite "beachy" feel to it. The owner is a great, fun, and helpful guy you can invite over and get a local's advice on the area. The house is very close to Ballard which has plenty to see and do. I would not hesitate to recommend this place to anyone. A good time guaranteed!
My company rented this home for a month. The guys that stayed in this home said that the home was great, the owner is great and easy to work with. We had no complaints what so ever and ended up renting the home for another month stay.
We (2 adults and 2 adult children) stayed here for 12 nights. There's an overwhelming stale smell in the house when you open the front door. We tried leaving all doors and windows open but it didn't make much difference. The stair carpet is very stained and dirty and needs to be replaced. The sofas are also stained and grubby. The kitchen appeared clean on the surface but the inside of the cupboards smelled of grease when opened. The steps down to the basement laundry were very narrow and were not very safe and the laundry room was dirty. When we used the shower which is over the bath, water ran down the back of the bath into the kitchen below. It was obvious from the peeled paper on the ceiling and wall that this was not a new problem. When we told the owner this he suggested we move the shower head so it doesn't go near the back wall of the bathroom. We suggested perhaps it would be better to fix the problem. Half way through our stay we changed the sheets on the beds and we found a pair of mens underpants stuffed down the back of the mattress in the main bedroom. While we were staying there we saw another review on here which very accurately described this place as I am describing it now. The owner responded saying it was malicious and had VRBO remove it. Having spent 12 nights here I find it hard to believe the 23 almost perfect reviews. Perhaps our expectations are too high but for the money we paid this place needs to be much better maintained and have new carpets and furniture. We would not stay here again.
We stay there for 4 nights and I'm glad I chose this place. My two kids 1 and 4 both loved this place. We cooked several meals especially for kids and it's very convenient. Jim is very warm and helpful. Although he lives downstairs in the basement, we didn't really feel like he is there. He always responded to our questions quickly by texting.
The location is great, short drive to downtown, restaurants, parks, etc. A little walk around the neighborhood is also very nice. You get really nice views there.
Thank you Jim!
The zoo is 3 blocks away
Live music in many locations within 1 mile
Greenlake center is 1 mile away, with paddle boating, swimming, sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, roller blading, bicycle renting, sunbathing, running, walking and lots of people watching.
Shilshole, a large sandy beach on the sound, is 2 miles away.
Boats parade up and down the ship canal.
Float planes bank skyward, and down to starboard, hourly.
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I work for a credit union and our account servicing staff work different shifts. They are split into a group that works upstairs (face to face) with the members and the other half work in the phone center, taking calls from members. They rotate which areas they're working in. Currently, their schedules are made up a month at a time in an excel spreadsheet. Their supervisor has all of their names in a list on the sheet down the side repeated for each week. Then across the top he has the days listed. He then puts in their times and a "code" that lets them know what area their working in for example: ph for phone center and ftf for face to face.
Anyway the point is that I was tasked with finding a better way to keep track of this and make the supervisors life easier. I'm not oppossed to buying a software package, but I'm all about free software and the whole open source scene. I also do not want to use an online scheduling service, unless I can host it on one of our internal server, I'd like to keep all of this in our building. I have tried several free products which go as follows:
TimeTrex (cool, but not really useful for my situation now)
and pretty much every other free scheduling product on cnet, sourceforge, and google. I also tried several paid programs trials, but I couldn't find anything that didn't seem like more work than what he is currently doing.
Any recommendations would be appreciated. If you need further info from me let me know.
Nov 30, 2011 at 3:12 UTC
SHAREPOINT!!! It's free, has tons of free templates to download (like this one http:/
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Nov 30, 2011 at 3:09 UTC
Pittsburgh Computer Solutions is an IT service provider.
They could do all their scheduling in their calendars in Outlook and share the calendar with their supervisor. It's simple, free (if you have Outlook) and relatively easy. Although the way he is doing it does sound pretty easy already.
Nov 30, 2011 at 3:12 UTC
SHAREPOINT!!! It's free, has tons of free templates to download (like this one http:/
Nov 30, 2011 at 3:26 UTC
SHAREPOINT!!! It's free, has tons of free templates to download (like this one http:/
/) and has many many other useful purposes. www.microsoft.com/ download/ en/ details.aspx? id=21904
What Chris said.
Nov 30, 2011 at 3:30 UTC
@ Brandon.A
We do have outlook, but I think that would probably be more work, the way he does it now, does seem easier to me as well since he can copy and paste big chunks of the schedule. We already share a bunch of outlook calendars, and I don't think the acct. servicing people would want more on there.
@ Chris M.
I just took a cursory glance at the site, is sharepoint able to be used in house? I get that it's cloud, but could it be an internal cloud so to speak hosted on one of our servers? I'll dig into it a bit more and see what I can find.
Thanks for your help so far guys I appreciated it.
Nov 30, 2011 at 3:49 UTC
You do NOT want to try to handle multipeople scheduling in Outlook. It is a PITA.
Sharepoint is free. You need to just install on a Windows server and it will integrate with AD. Best thing is that you can use it for a full blown Intranet and solve more than just group scheduling. And yes, you can configure security so only the people that need to see things like a calendar can do so.
Dec 1, 2011 at 7:53 UTC
Thanks Denis, I was wondering if it was free for sharepoint, and yes I agree with you completely about using outlook for the schedule of employees. I downloaded the sharepoint foundation earlier and will give it a whirl later today. Thanks for your help.
Dec 1, 2011 at 8:02 UTC
Have fun. If you want to do some workflow, I'd download SharePoint Designer (free also).
Dec 2, 2011 at 8:26 UTC
Would anyone happen to know of any linux based solutions. I'm thinking along the lines of a web portal type thing. I've tried Drupal with an employee scheduler module, but I'm not sure it's going to work for me. I'm still looking into the sharepoint solution by the way as well.
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A beautiful flat/apartment with all the amenities you will need while away from home. Private heated salt water pool, jacuzzi, and exercise room on-site. There is a 1 or 2 bedroom unit to choose from.
Each apartment has a refrigerator with an ice maker, computer with high-speed internet access, wireless internet service and a telephone with free local calls and free long distance calls to USA and Canada. A washer and dryer are located inside each unit as well as everything else need when you arrive. A tropical setting and very private, but still close to all the activities of the city.
With only a few units sharing the pool, private time around the pool is very easy to obtain.
Just a short drive to Tampa Florida and only one hour to Disney World and all the activities of Orlando including other theme parks and water parks.
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Hi, I'm Dave, I am originally from Windsor, Ontario Canada. I move to Florida about 26 years ago. I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Canada and a Master's Degree in the USA. I have a great vacation get-a-way available right here in Sunny St Petersburg. If you have any questions just email me or give me a call. The picture was taken in China when I visited the Great Wall.
Dave purchased this apartment in 1998
I love to meet new people from around the country and around the world. I also like to treat people to a vacation that is all inclusive, reasonably priced and great value for the money. At my place you pay one price... no extras or hidden fees once you arrive so you get to enjoy your vacation.
If you are flying in feel free to ask about our airport pick-up and/drop-off service for a nominal fee you can be picked up and if need be taken to get your rental car.
We had a wonderful week here with another couple. We were in the two bedroom unit upstairs which was super clean, comfortable with all the amenities we needed! The pool setting was wonderful, much better than a resort due to privacy! I would definitely come back here. Dave is a perfect host! Thank you so much!
Our family of 4 stayed here for April break. The location was perfect, the rental was spotless and exactly as the pictures showed. Everything we needed was right there and we felt at home. Dave and Paul were beyond kind and accomodating. Above and beyond in my book!! Hopefully the property is available next year when we go back! Great time had by all...
Thanks, Dave and Paul, for a very enjoyable 3-month stay in your motor home. While the other two units were not available, I had the opportunity to see them and they are both nicely appointed. The hosts were not intrusive, but always ready to help with any requirements. The area is private, safe, and well located to nearby attractions. I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a quiet and comfortable stay.
We loved staying here for our trip. The accommodations were better than expected. Very quiet and comfortable. And there is anything you can need available to you. I will be contacting Dave again on our next trip. Thanks Dave for helping make our trip so enjoyable!
Thanks Dave, for an excellent stay in St. Petersburg while we were attending the annual Blues Festival at Vinoy Park. My husband and I stayed in the 1 bedroom which was perfect for our needs. The place was clean and comfortable and close to everything. We also went to the beach and did some shopping, sightseeing, dining, etc. Dave was an excellent host and provided all the amenities of a posh hotel (but much better than a noisy hotel). Loved the pool/jacuzzi and even stayed in one day just for the relaxation.
We have decided to make this an annual trip; so, see you next year Dave!:)
Myself and a friend stayed here whilst over from the UK to watch the Rays for a week.
The apartment was ideal four our needs.
It is located a short distance from anything that you'll need - bars, shops, restaurants, beaches etc.
Dave is a great guy and made us feel very welcome.
The apartment is spotless and very comfortable.
The pool area is ideal for relaxation after a day out or prior to a night out.
I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone.
Thanks Dave! Maybe see you next year!
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But almost as soon as "normality" and its promotion returned, the consequences of labelling the event as homogenous "terrorism" did, too: Almost at once, the term seemed to sweep up every possible domestic and foreign suspect, and force them under the same dark cloud. At a rally on the scene of the blast the next day – Constitution Day – angry citizen groups called for the mass hanging and expulsion of radicals and foreigners.
The perpetrator, as usual, was not so easy to fit into a group: He had been seen by dozens, but left little impression. "All eye witnesses agreed he sported a swarthy complexion," Mr. Martinez writes, "but no one could say for sure whether he was Jewish, Italian or some other nationality or race. His height, weight and other distinguishing characteristics were endlessly debated without consensus."
A series of people were investigated or arrested, most of them becoming figures of media attention and public condemnation: Carlo Tresca, an Italian anarchist, then Mario Buda, another Italian radical, and some radicals of Polish, Russian and Irish descent. Communism, anarchism and trade unionism were targeted as causes.
The spectre of foreign-radical sleeper cells within the United States became a much-discussed possibility.
And, indeed, a justice department bent on winning budget increases and using the attacks as a justification for long-desired action, launched a long string of deportations, prosecutions and investigations against supposedly undesirable foreigners. Yet no actual perpetrator was ever caught.
In the nine decades since, that has often been the unfortunate pattern: An abomination occurs. There is a surge of pride and a quick return to normality. And then, usually before the perpetrator is caught, the blanket label "terrorism" fills the void, leads to a desire for decisive action and casts a net far wider and more severe than the criminal or political threat necessitates.
We've seen this in cases, such as Oklahoma City and Atlanta, where the bomber takes a long time to catch: During that period of dark silence, policymakers have filled the void by cracking down on targets near and far. The Sept. 11 attacks were only the most extreme instance of this: The Patriot Act, the Office of Homeland Security, Guantanamo Bay, the Afghanistan and Iraq wars all flowed from the desire to fill that void.
This time, calmer heads have generally prevailed. But the pressure for big, decisive action remains, because the word "terrorism" will link this incident, in the minds of many, to a dozen even more frightening, likely completely unrelated ones, and create a false sense of a larger threat – and perhaps a growing threat.
In fact, it is not growing. The number of terrorist incidents in the United States has declined sharply through the past decade (and has never approached the levels it reached in the 1970s). The vast majority of these incidents are right-wing or otherwise domestic in nature, with Islamic terrorism falling to fewer than 19 incidents or arrests per year (none of them violent in recent years, and most involving fighters going to other countries). But Americans (and to a lesser extent, Canadians) remain fearful and persuaded that the Boston atrocity is part of some large, homogenous phenomenon.
Starting on Friday, the period of blank silence ended and the bombers came to have a name and, most likely, a reason. It then became a major law-enforcement mission to pursue, identify and neutralize any organization or movement that might have caused the alleged suspects, two brothers, to commit an unspeakable crime.
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On Friday night, the old pattern seemed to have begun again: Lindsey Graham, an influential moderate Republican senator, declared that the Boston attacks are "Exhibit A of why the homeland is the battlefield," conflating domestic with international terrorism, and added: "It sure would be nice to have a drone up there," to spy on domestic threats.
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Published: March 2, 1990
ALBANY, March 1— In an emotional debate in which one member likened John Cardinal O'Connor to Hitler, a state panel on AIDS policy agreed today that Roman Catholic nursing homes for AIDS patients should provide counseling on safer sex.
The panel, the New York State AIDS Advisory Council, debated whether to require the church's health institutions to give patients full AIDS-prevention information, which the Cardinal opposes. Several council members spoke out strongly in favor; one disagreed.
Ernest Reaugh, an acknowledged homosexual and an aide to State Senate minority leader Manfred Ohrenstein who serves as Mr. Ohrenstein's liaison to the gay community, said many gay people believe the church ''has expressed outward and overt homophobia.'' He added: ''I don't want that institution to have anything to do with providing counseling and care of my brothers and sisters. I view the Cardinal as a monster comparable only to Hitler.''
No other panel member responded. Pauline Toole, a spokeswoman for Mr. Ohrenstein, said he disagreed with the characterization and praised the church for providing AIDS care.
The Cardinal's aides were not available for comment tonight. In the past they have stressed the Cardinal's calls for compassion and expanded care for AIDS patients.
The council also voted today against requiring AIDS testing of patients after health-care workers accidentally prick themselves with needles used on those patients. Dr. Robert Newman, who headed a committee on the matter, said injured workers need to consider taking AIDS drugs immediately, because the test takes time and does not give definitive results.


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"Star Trek: Vonnegut". July 2380 - The USS Vonnegut, a sister-vessel to the Osiris-class USS Avalon, is dispatched to resume peacetime exploration under the command of Captain Morgan "Bulldog" Bateson.
August 26 2368 -- Bateson & his original crew were stuck in a causality loop for 80 years aboard the Soyuz-class USS Bozeman. However, they were eventually rescued by Jean Luc Picard of the Galaxy-class USS Enterprise-D.
Ten Years Later in 2378, Morgan has been temporarily reassigned as Captain of the USS Enterprise-E. He's forced to confront the Klingon vessel SoSoy Toj & its' aged Captain Kozara who's been nursing a grudge against Bateson for decades. Kozara has placed spies on Starbase 12 to facilitate a lethal tactical strike during a coordinated moment of vulnerability on the station. (Source: Diane Carey - "Ship Of The Line")
In the ensuing few years leading up to 2380, Vice Admiral Alynna Nechayev has helped Starfleet Command decide on peppering Bateson's veteran crew & some recently graduated cadets throughout the fleet. The first veteran on her list - Morgan "Bulldog" Bateson. The first ship on her list.... the USS Vonnegut.
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Chat with Andrea Adelson
Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, Non-AQ blogger Andrea Adelson stops by to chat some football.
Adelson joined ESPN.com in 2010 after spending time as a college football columnist at The Orlando Sentinel. She has covered college football since her days as a University of Florida student, and lives in Orlando, Fla. She also runs ESPN.com's Big East blog.
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Andrea Adelson (3:00 PM)
Hello and welcome to another chat! Let us get started.
Andrea Adelson (3:01 PM)
One note -- the non-AQ preview is up so check it out. After our chat of course! http://espn.go.com/college-football/
Anthony ((Boise))
OK, OK last Boise State question from me before the season... Granted I might just have my homer goggles on, but am I the only one thinking that a Boise State vs. Oklahoma re-match for the national title would just be insanely awesome? Maybe I'm wrong, but the hype to that game would be unreal.
Andrea Adelson (3:01 PM)
It would indeed be insanely awesome. But a lot of teams are going to have to lose for that to happen. Start cheering against every SEC, Big Ten, Pac-12 and Big 12 team. Well maybe you already do that.
Garrett (Orlando, Fl)
UCF not being included in the preseason ranking, fair or just right. Can they go 12-0 (would that be good enough for a BCS bowl invite) this season, if not what's there record and ranking at end of the season. NCAA letter to UCF is it serious?, is Godfrey in trouble with the Miami booster?
Andrea Adelson (3:03 PM)
UCF is not a Top 25 team right now. There are a lot of questions on defense, especially at linebacker. I do not see 12-0. I think UCF is going to have a tough time at BYU and at Southern Miss just to name two. Tulsa is going to be a toughie, too. Though I do think BC is winnable. Yes, the NCAA letter to UCF is very serious. And I have not heard anything about Godfrey being in trouble.
Adam (Salt Lake City, UT)
What's the best non-AQ vs AQ game that no one's talking about? Obviously there is a lot of interest in Boise St. vs Georgia and BYU vs. Texas. What deserves more of our attention?
Andrea Adelson (3:04 PM)
I think Tulsa vs. Oklahoma and/or Oklahoma State is going to be a good one, and I also think BYU v. Ole Miss is going to be a good one as well. Houston v. UCLA is a must-see because it is a rematch of a game in which Case Keenum got hurt. A lot of people are picking Houston as a darkhorse in the BCS. A loss there and that ruins things. Fresno State v. Cal and TCU v. Baylor are two more that come to mind right off the top of my head.
Chris (San Diego)
A couple of national folks have recently called for San Diego State to win nine or 10 games this season. What are reasonable expectations for Rocky Long's first season?
Andrea Adelson (3:06 PM)
I think 10 games is pretty high. I peg San Diego State with between 8 and 9 this season. The expectation has got to be getting back to a bowl game and getting close to the win total from last season. Too much talent there not to get 8 or 9 wins.
Paul (Texas)
Andrea, Utah State has been irrelevant for the last couple decades. For the first time they have an able coach and multiple weapons on defense and offense, including Robert (Turbo) Turbin ab running back. Do you see USU having a chance to finally make some waves in the non-AQ rankings?
Andrea Adelson (3:07 PM)
I don't know about being ranked, Paul. I think Turbin coming back is huge. In fact, I think one of our college football folks did have Utah State in a bowl game. I am not sure because of uncertainty at QB. Replacing Borel is going to be tough. I will say that Bobby Wagner is a big-time player that more people need to watch.
chris (ok)
Why has Tulsa kinda dropped off your talking list? You had them early on as a potential BCS Buster and now there isn't much talk about them and I think you have them picked second in the west... Falling off the bandwagon already?
Andrea Adelson (3:09 PM)
I like Tulsa, I really do. I just think Case has a slight edge over GJ and that is what is going to put Houston into the CUSA title game. Keenum getting his 6th year really was a game-changer. The nonconference schedule is absolutely brutal for Tulsa, and I worry about that having an impact on the team as well.
Charles (Greenville, AL)
Andrea, TROY has more experience running a spread offense than Clemson and they're not totally acclimated, offensively or defensively, yet. I think this will be a continuation of the Trojans' year-end success carried over...healthy defense and more-than-capable offense...TROY by 10. This defense has several players that were highlighted during the preseason and they will live up to their collective billing.
Andrea Adelson (3:09 PM)
I am not as optimistic as you are, Charles.
Chuck (Los Angeles)
If San Diego State's Ronnie Hillman rushes for 1,500 yards again this season, is he a top contender for the Heisman Trophy as a junior next season?
Andrea Adelson (3:10 PM)
By top contender, do you mean one of the favorites? It is hard to say. I think he is going to need more than 1,500 yards and San Diego State to lose either no games or one game. Kellen Moore has gotten noticed because of his video game numbers, but also because Boise State is a Top 10 team that has lost one time in two years.
Ryan (Pleasant Grove, UT)
Although it may be a tall task if BYU were to go through their first four games undefeated, (which I think could happen) and could then carry that momentum through the season, does their strength of schedule put them ahead of other Non-AQ in the BCS bowl pecking order?
Andrea Adelson (3:11 PM)
The problem for BYU is it would have to be an at-large selection to get into a BCS game. There is no automatic bid. So if there are two undefeated non-AQ teams, then the one that is in a conference gets the spot first.
nate (oregon)
with all the talk about Boise, What do you think about TCU if they go undefeated, do you think a 25-0 (2 seasons) non AQ will get the nod and play in the NC game
Andrea Adelson (3:13 PM)
Last season has nothing to do with this season, so 25-0 means nothing. TCU is starting much further down in the polls this year than last year, so it is going to be harder to get into position to do that. And a lot of other teams would have to lose. About the only undefeated AQ team I think TCU would be able to jump is a team from the Big East. And even then it, would depend on who that team is from the Big East.
biigbob (greenville nc)
If Boise State gets by Georgia and runs the table, in your opinion, are they qualified to play in the BCS Championship game?
Andrea Adelson (3:13 PM)
Absolutely. I think any undefeated team is qualified to play for a title.
Beau Bearden (San Diego, Calif.)
What record (overall and league) do you see San Diego State finishing with in 2011 and do you think the Aztecs can upset TCU or Boise State when they visit Qualcomm Stadium?
Andrea Adelson (3:14 PM)
I did not do league or overall records for teams yet, but I think San Diego State will have 8 or 9 wins. Can they upset TCU or Boise State? Absolutely. Almost upset TCU last year. Will they? That is the big question. I do not see that today, but ask me again when we get closer to the games.
Thomas (Phoenix)
Andrea, do you think any other non-AQ will make the "leap" this year into becoming a recognized top 25 program?
Andrea Adelson (3:15 PM)
I think the team with the best shot is Houston. Quite an easy schedule, so to speak. Case Keenum back. Better depth/quality on offensive and defensive lines. This has got to be the year for Houston to take that next step.
ethan buchanan mi [via mobile]
should i be nervous about south florida as a ND fan?
Andrea Adelson (3:16 PM)
Absolutely. USF has a great defense. OK I messed up and forgot I was only doing non-aQ questions today. That is the last one of those you guys!
Nick (Illinois)
Considering NIU's O-Line and Chandler Harnish at the helm. Will NIU upset Wisconsin in the Soldier Field Showdown?
Andrea Adelson (3:17 PM)
What about the D-line? What concerns me about that game is the Wisconsin running game/massive OL vs. an NIU D-line that has 3 new starters and has nobody even close to 300 pounds. Every Wisconsin starter is north of that mark.
Ronnie (Orlando)
With all the hype over Houston/SMU/USM, you seem to be discounting the Knights this year. All indications show that our defense may even be IMPROVED from last, and our offense will continue to impress. What are you seeing that prevents UCF from winning C-USA yet again?
Andrea Adelson (3:18 PM)
I give the edge to Southern Miss for a few reasons. 1. I think Austin Davis is better than Jeff Godfrey AT THIS POINT IN THEIR CAREERS. 2. UCF is learning a new defensive scheme and has some question marks at LB. 3. Southern Miss seems to have UCF's number. To me, this game decides the division.
Bryan (Salt Lake City, UT)
Andrea, thanks for the chat. Why does the argument about BSU not being able to compete in the SEC, PAC 12, Big Ten, etc keep coming up week in and weak out? Why can't people figure out that if BSU were affiliated with one of those conferences they would reap the benefits of recruitment?
Andrea Adelson (3:19 PM)
Simple. People do not think logically. They just get so enraged that a non-traditional school is trying to bust up the BCS party, they make nonsensical arguments like that one.
Tim (MD)
Do you think ECU can win the c-usa Championship this year?
Andrea Adelson (3:20 PM)
Not this year. I don't think the defense is going to be good enough for that to happen. The offense will be plenty good. But with a new scheme, I am just not sure that is the answer.
Hi my name is andre denson [via mobile]
Do u think Georgia has a good chance of upsetting Boise state this year?
Andrea Adelson (3:21 PM)
It is incredible to me that Georgia would be pulling off the uspet. Anybody else think that? Of course there is a chance for Georgia to win. The Bulldogs have an excellent QB in Aaron Murray and if there is one weakness to the defense, it is in the secondary, where 3 starters are gone. If Georgia can connect on some passes, especially deep, the Bulldogs can win.
Senor Frog (Philadelphia PA)
Is there a better running back duo in the MAC than Bernard Pierce and Matt Brown?
Andrea Adelson (3:22 PM)
They would be tops on my list.
Tom (Portland)
If Tulsa is 3-0 heading into Boise in week 4 and the Broncos are 2-0, the winner is basically guaranteed to be ranked first after the game right?
Andrea Adelson (3:22 PM)
Tom, you joker you.
Jonny Danger (Houston)
BYU vs. Houston in 2013-14 is a pretty sweet gig (Cougars vs. Cougars for one). Do you think this is indicative of the bottom of BYU's schedule improving as the independent clock rolls on?
Andrea Adelson (3:23 PM)
I do like this game, too, Jonny. I am not sure if it is indicative of that. BYU just scheduled Weber State, too. But there is no question BYU wants to try to get as many good games as possible for a balanced schedule. A good team from CUSA certainly helps the cause.
Adam Nettina (Wintergreen, VA)
Air Force seems to be the hot pick for sleeper non-BCS teams, but the Falcons have to travel to face Navy this year. Considering how they lost the CIC last year and how they get two weeks for Air Force this year, do you see coach Niumat's team retaking the series and the CIC Title?
Andrea Adelson (3:25 PM)
Glad you were able to get your question in, Adam. I still like Air Force to repeat as CIC champs. I know Coach Niumat is going to have his team fired up for this game, but there are a few reasons I go with AFA: 1. Tim Jefferson. 2. Much more experienced defense.
Cliff (Michigan)
Does anyone outside of Kalamazoo think that WMU has a legit shot at the MAC West?
Andrea Adelson (3:25 PM)
Apparently Phil Steele, who has WMU finishing in a tie for first.
Zach (Akron, OH)
Do you think Akron has what it takes to win more than one game in the MAC this year?
Andrea Adelson (3:27 PM)
What encouraged me about Akron last year was the way the Zips showed improvement at the end of the year. I knew they would not go winless. Does that mean they are going to make a turnaround like Miami (Ohio)? No. It would help if Ball State was on the schedule, but no dice there. So I think it is going to be tough to win more than 1 MAC game.
Jason (Boise)
What is your prediction for the BSU/GA game?
Andrea Adelson (3:28 PM)
You will wait until next week and you will like it, Jason!
Matt (Atlanta)
What's your take on the "quarterback controversy" in Ft. Worth? Real issues or just Patterson being Patterson?
Andrea Adelson (3:28 PM)
I think it is Patterson being Patterson. I just can't see how he doesn't start Pachall. He's the only guy with any experience at all, and he's been groomed for this job for the last few seasons.
lance (honolulu)
BYU finally coming back to Hawaii, Does Hawaii have a chance? Wanna come, might have an extra ticket
Andrea Adelson (3:29 PM)
That game is so late in the year, I am going to refrain on a pick there because I want to see how the Hawaii offense develops. But with Bryant Moniz, Hawaii should have a chance in every game.
Willow (Southside)
The TV ratings dropped 10% for the title game between Oregon and Auburn compared to Alabama vs Texas the year earlier. How much further would they drop if a Boise State or a BYU made it?
Andrea Adelson (3:30 PM)
I actually think the ratings would be high because EVERYONE would want to tune in to see what happens. It would be a history-making event, and those two teams are so polarzing, you would have their fans and their detractors all watching.
Adam (Daytona Beach)
Andrea, what can I expect out of my alma mater, the Miami Redhawks? They came out of nowhere last year...what are the chances of a repeat MAC title?
Andrea Adelson (3:32 PM)
I feel like I am the only one who thinks Miami (Ohio) is going to win the East. This is a team that returns a lot of players, Zac Dysert was perfectly capable as a starter last year and Don Treadwell proved himself to be more than able when he filled in for Mark Dantonio last year at Michigan State. I don't think last season was a fluke. I realize the schedule is not the best, but I think all the pieces are there for another MAC run.
Brian (Troy, AL)
I know that Troy really needs to win a big AQ game to start moving the perception forward, but why is it that 5 straight conference championships get no love from anyone? We are consistently picked to finish 2nd or 3rd every year yet the Trojans win every year. When will the media at least give credit where it is due?
Andrea Adelson (3:33 PM)
Nate (Boise)
All these SEC fans that keep bringing up the 48-13 beat down in 2005 seem to be forgetting that Jared Zabransky was 95% responsible for that loss. Kellen Moore just will not make those same mistakes. I'm going out on a limb and calling a 48-13 blowout in Boise's favor. Your thoughts?
Andrea Adelson (3:34 PM)
I agree with you re: Kellen Moore. But I do not think the game is a blowout. You will get my score next week.
Tom (Portland)
Andrea, how bummed out are that we'll never have the chance to see the MWC that could've been with Utah, BYU, TCU, Boise, Air Force and SD State?
Andrea Adelson (3:34 PM)
I don't think TCU, Utah and BYU are bummed out!
Eric (PA)
Who has a better shot at playing for the National Championship given their schedule, if either finishes unbeaten. Boise St. or Tulsa? Tulsa has OU, Ok St, and Boise on the schedule
Andrea Adelson (3:36 PM)
I think Boise State will have the name recognition in the polls, and those make up 2/3 of the BCS standings. Nevada beat Boise State last year but finished behind in the BCS standings. So what does that say?
George (Dallas)
Andrea, Hypothetically, if Air Force were able to run the table do you think they could possibly bust the BCS?
Andrea Adelson (3:36 PM)
They would have to finish as the top non-AQ team to get the guaranteed spot. Considering that means wins over TCU and Boise State, that would be likely unless a team like Houston runs the table and then it would be quite interesting.
calvin mcghee memphis tennessee [via mobile]
Come september 3rd aaron murray and the georgia bulldogs will dominate the boise st broncos and aaron murray will prove he is the best number 11 on the field
Andrea Adelson (3:37 PM)
I am writing that down, Calvin.
Nathan (Orlando, Fl)
Do you think UCF will have 4 players (Weaver, Murray, Harvey and Godfrey) rush for at least 500 yds and 5 TDs this season?
Andrea Adelson (3:37 PM)
That is quite possible. I love the backfield UCF has. I wonder how they are all going to split the carries.
Nate (Boise)
Andrea, if Boise gets up big, do you think they will try to pile it on so that they can have a valid argument to be ranked ahead of a 1-loss SEC team (assuming Boise finishes undefeated) that either lost to Georgia or played them close?
Andrea Adelson (3:38 PM)
That's not Chris Petersen's style, so I don't see that happening.
Steve (Orem, UT)
Andrea, do you know where Weber State is located, and who their coach is? In-state game for BYU, no different than B1G teams scheduling. Ron McBride brought Utah back from nowhere, yes Urban took over for him, but moat of his athletes were recruited by McBride. What's more, most BYU fans respect McBride and are glad to see this game.
Andrea Adelson (3:39 PM)
Yes I know, but I was merely answering a question about BYU's scheduling. I don't think Houston is an indication of scheduling "tougher" when there is an FCS team on the books.
Jack (GA)
Andrea, I think you are too bias towards non-AQ, with UGA's talent level Boise State will be lucky to keep it close.
Andrea Adelson (3:39 PM)
You have seen the talent level on Boise State, right?
kurt (boise)
What uniforms should Boise wear at home for MWC games? Maybe they get get black jersey/black pants combo?
Andrea Adelson (3:40 PM)
I haven't heard black as an option, Kurt. I think Petersen is going to let his players decide that one.
Emily (Rhode Island)
How much do you think Kellen Moore will miss Titus Young and Austin Pettis and who do you think is the most likely player to step up in their absence?
Andrea Adelson (3:42 PM)
I think he will miss them, but I also think that Boise State is going to go back to the way it did things before those 2 guys ... a nice rotation of 6-7 players. I think Tyler Shoemaker is going to have a big year. And watch out for little brother Kirby and Geraldo Boldewijn.
John (Dallas, TX)
Hi Andrea, I am surprised you are leaving out the SMU-Texas A&M game from your list of non-AQ vs AQ games. Old Southwest Conference members, SMU is returning almost all of its starters, and finally has some depth on both lines. Should be a fun game to watch. Plus you can't discount the Peruna factor, most deadly mascot out there!
Andrea Adelson (3:43 PM)
That is agood one, too. I Was just going off the top of my head and answering in a minute!
Andrea Adelson (3:44 PM)
Rocky, I cannot find your question, please submit again and I will answer. Thanks!
Steve (Orlando)
UGA fans didn't think UCF could keep it close either. Look what happened with that...........
Andrea Adelson (3:44 PM)
A.D. (Reno)
Do you think it is a mistake that TCU is leaving to the Big East in 2012? Think about the teams that the MWC is adding; the conference will be ultra competitive.
Andrea Adelson (3:44 PM)
Ummm ... Big East has AQ spot. MWC does not. So no, I do not think it is a mistake.
T.J. (Norman, OK)
What is your prognosis for the Wyoming Cowboys this year? Think they'll get to be bowl eligible again?
Andrea Adelson (3:45 PM)
I do not see a bowl game this year for Wyoming. The schedule is tough and a true freshman is going to be starting at QB. With 2 FCS games, that means Wyoming would have to win 7 instead of 6.
Ryan (Ohio)
Am I on chat time out because i predicted USF would go undefeated last week? Which C-USA division is stronger: East or West?
Andrea Adelson (3:46 PM)
Haha no. There are a lot of questions in here today, folks. So if I am not seeing yours, I apologize. West is much stronger. Houston, Tulsa and SMU could all win the division.
Tyler (California)
How come no love for Air Force in the Non-AQ preview? They return the majority of starters from a 9 win squad that almost knocked off OU in Norman before a bunch of injuries...They get TCU in Colorado Springs as well, where the Frogs have seemed to have a tough time lately.
Andrea Adelson (3:47 PM)
Air Force was in the service academies preview. http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/44932/can-service-academies-make-history-again
Tommy (SLC, UT)
BYU vs Utah, week 3. Will you be in attendance? And who wins?
Andrea Adelson (3:47 PM)
I do not know where I am going for Week 3. You will have to wait until then to find out who I pick, but I am leaning BYU.
LeRoy (Maine)
How does BYU's decision to go independent and lose conference affiliation affect their recruiting? Is this going to end up being a good move or bad for them?
Andrea Adelson (3:49 PM)
This actually has helped their recruiting. They are able to sell ESPN big time, something they could not do as members of the MWC. They also are now attracting non-LDS players as well.
Tom (Los Angeles)
You pick Southern Miss to finish at the top of C-USA East. What are the chances that they crash a BCS party? Gotta love the respect they're getting in the rankings, just outside the top 25.
Andrea Adelson (3:50 PM)
The schedule is pretty managable. Only SMU from the West, UCF at home. I think the toughie is going to be at Navy. Virginia is going to be much better this year so those are my 2 games that cannot be overlooked.
Jack (GA)
Have I seen Boise State's talent level, unfortunately 'yes' they are ESPN's darlings and shown all the time, I have to watch them... I wasn't impressed with them beating VaTech, a few more minutes and a average ACC team beats them.
Andrea Adelson (3:50 PM)
You don't have to watch. You can turn the station. Were you impressed with UCF last year?
Bobby (Atlanta, GA)
Has Boise ever beat an SEC team? Or could this be the first time?
Andrea Adelson (3:50 PM)
It has never happened.
Brian (Ohio)
Boise's conference in 5 years?
Andrea Adelson (3:51 PM)
Let me be really honest here. I have no idea.
Rocky (Fresno,CA)
Andrea, Cal is looked at over Fresno St by 10 points in most betting sites. How do you think this will end?
Andrea Adelson (3:52 PM)
Thanks, Rocky. I really do think Fresno has an excellent shot at pulling the upset. Maybe I am being naive over Cal not being good last year. But Coach Hill always coaches his teams up big-time against AQ opponents (non-AQs are a different matter). I talked to Derek Carr yesterday and he is beyond fired up for the season. He is going to take his lumps for sure, but I think this has the potential for an upset.
Craig (Boise)
Your thoughts on Kellen Moore in the NFL?
Andrea Adelson (3:53 PM)
He obviously does not have the "prototypical" size. He is the perfect college quarterback. I think he gets drafted, and would be an asset to any team because of his knowledge of the game, work ethic and leadership. But he is not going to be a first round pick by any stretch.
mac (houston tx)
well boise fans said they would beat us in 2005...look what happened.
Andrea Adelson (3:53 PM)
It's 2011.
Matt (Fort Worth)
All I keep hearing from most of your colleagues at ESPN is that if Boise beats Georgia then "no one else on their schedule can beat them." So my question is, when did TCU and Air Force get taken off the BSU schedule?
Andrea Adelson (3:54 PM)
Well you have not heard that from me, Matt. You also forgot San Diego State and Tulsa.
Brian (Troy, AL)
I think 10 wins in the regular season are a very real possibility this year for Troy, losses to Clemson (a game we could win) and Arkansas (without Kniles Davis who knows?) with wins over Navy and UAB. If we do just that and win a bowl game could that finally get us ranked?
Andrea Adelson (3:55 PM)
I think Navy wins, and I also think the only way a Sun Belt team gets ranked is if it goes undefeated or has 1 loss. But even one loss is stretching things.
justin (boise)
ask jack from ga if he watched college football last year. Va. tech was acc champion so they were above avg and couldnt beat Boise State
Andrea Adelson (3:56 PM)
You ask him!
T.J. Davis (Yakima, WA)
Andrea, not trying to be a jerk, but have you got to me question yet, or is it one that you bypass...and maybe its me using via phone...just wondering?
Andrea Adelson (3:57 PM)
I did not send one, send it in quickly!
David J (San Antonio)
Do you agree with the Sports Illustrated and ESPN polls that TCU's Gary Patterson is the nation's best coach?
Andrea Adelson (3:57 PM)
I think he is one of the best coaches, no question. I would still rank Nick Saban No.1. But I think that poll was of his peers, so it is hard to argue against coaches who picked him.
A.D. (Reno)
Nevada's first four games are on the road, where do you see them standing on Oct. 8?
Andrea Adelson (3:59 PM)
Great question, A.D. I think Nevada has got to have one of the hardest opening stretches in the nation with 4 straight road games. I would pick 1-3, but there is the possibility of an upset over Texas Tech. I think the Broncos are going to be mighty eager to avenge what happened last year.
Bobby (Atlanta, GA)
Justin, The ACC stinks...and VT lost to James Madison the week after.
Andrea Adelson (3:59 PM)
Whoever scheduled that JMU game for a Thursday was not very smart.
Casey B (Birmingham, AL)
After the SEC goes 0-3 the first week on ESPN, will SEC fans finally understand that it takes more than talent to win a game?
Andrea Adelson (4:00 PM)
IF Jordan Jefferson plays, I think LSU beats Oregon. But no, SEC fans will not agree with you ever, Casey.
Keith (Dallas)
Your thoughts on TCU's stadium renovation? Looks amazing, but they'll be playing in a construction zone this year.
Andrea Adelson (4:01 PM)
I think TCU needed to get that done. So they play in a construction zone ... as long as they stay OUT of the construction zone, they will be fine.
T.J. Davis (Yakima, WA)
over under for Kirby Moore 1000 yards, 10 td...since his brothers last year to throw to him?
Andrea Adelson (4:02 PM)
OK, T.J. I would say under on both. I think the ball is going to be spread around to a lot of different guys this year. I wonder whether there will be a 1,000-yard receiver even. Could have 5 guys with 700 yards.
Andrea Adelson (4:02 PM)
Well that wraps up today. This was my all-time highest number of chat questions. Thanks for your interest, and I will see you again next week! AA
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