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The NFL track record for the Texas vs. The Nation game is nothing to scoff at.
In its five-year history, the collegiate showcase has produced at least 100 NFL signees four times. That figure includes 111 signees in 2009 (93 percent of the roster) and current NFL staples like Washington Redskins receiver Pierre Garcon, Chicago Bears receiver Johnny Knox, Baltimore Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb and Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Demetrius Bell.
"We've had over 515 young men sign NFL contracts," said Kenny Hansmire, Texas vs. The Nation CEO. "When you look at it, about 1 out of every 10 players in the NFL are Texas vs. The Nation alumni."
Uzoma Nwachukwu (WR-Texas A&M)
Nwachukwu was a staple of Allen's 2008 Class 5A Division I State Championship team. In returning home, Nwachukwu brings a list of accolades amassed following four years with the Aggies. The former Eagle posted career numbers of 152 catches for 2,239 yards and 19 touchdowns. NFLDraftScout.com ranks Nwachukwu No. 30 among receivers entering the draft, the highest mark of any wideout competing Saturday.
Ja'Gared Davis (OLB-SMU)
Spending four years playing college ball in the Metroplex, Davis started every game in his final three seasons with the Mustangs. An all-Conference USA selection in 2010 and 2011, Davis wrapped up his senior campaign ranking third on the team in tackles (77) and second in tackles for loss (11). He'll enter Saturday as the draft's 25th-ranked outside linebacker.
D.J. Harper (RB-Boise State)
After serving as a backup for five years, Harper was finally given the chance to helm the Broncos' backfield in 2012. The Cypress native emerged with 1,137 yards and 15 touchdowns en route to being named All-MWC honorable mention. Harper enters the draft as the No. 23 running back, a mark bolstered by his breakaway speed but docked by an injury history that includes two ACL tears.
David King (DT/DE-Oklahoma)
At 6-foot-5 and 286 pounds, King was one of the bright spots on another shaky Sooner defense in 2012. Named second-team All-Big 12 by the coaches, King fits the bill as a stack and shed defensive end, evidenced by just 2.5 sacks in 2012. Rotating between tackle and end up front, King added 27 tackles in his swansong season in Norman.
Ray Ray Armstrong (S-Miami)
Few players competing in Texas vs. The Nation have the intrigue of Armstrong, who will play for the first time since November 2011. Raising his stock over three seasons with Miami, things halted for Armstrong in 2012 after being dismissed by the team for illegal contact with boosters. Upon enrolling at Faulkner College (NAIA), Armstrong was ruled ineligible. With size and aggression once oozing of early-round talent, Saturday will be the latest step in the safety's quest to restore his potential.
Others to watch: Devin Smith (CB-Wisconsin), Dustin Harris (CB-Texas A&M), Don Jones (S-Arkansas State)
Lonnie Pryor (FB-Florida State)
No player on Saturday is a greater lock to be drafted than Pryor, who enters as the No. 1 fullback according to NFLDraftScout.com. Pryor's pedigree with the Seminoles includes 376 rushing yards and eight touchdowns in 2012. Pryor's ability as a run blocker is as good as any backfield will find in the 2013 class.
Meshak Williams (DE/OLB-Kansas State)
It's been quite the season for Williams, who emerged from 2012 as one of the Big 12's premier defensive players. An all-conference first teamer and the Big 12's Defensive Lineman of the Year, Williams tallied 8.5 sacks and 45 tackles last season. Operating as a defensive end or outside linebacker for a 3-4 scheme, Williams' versatility is a welcome complement to his pass rush instincts.
Jared Smith (DT-New Hampshire)
Unheralded as New Hampshire football may be, Smith broke onto NFL radars in 2012 after submitting a well-versed senior campaign. The lineman led the Wildcats with nine tackles for loss, four sacks and three blocked kicks. Named to the All-Colonial Athletic Association first team, Smith is the No. 21 DT in the draft.
Rogers Gaines (OT-Tennessee State)
Named to The Sports Network FCS All-America second team, Gaines has size that few offensive linemen at the FCS level bring. A mountainous 6-foot-7 and 320 pounds, Gaines didn't break onto the scene until becoming a starter in his fourth year at Tennessee State, but made the most of the chance by being named all-conference twice.
DeVonte Christopher (WR-Utah)
Although a jam-packed Utah receiving corps saw Christopher's numbers dip a bit in 2012, the wideout was a model of consistency over four seasons with the Utes. Compiling 1,662 yards and 13 touchdowns, Christopher makes up for any physical deficiencies with technical route-running. He is ranked No. 34 among receivers in the draft and is the top pass-catcher for Team Nation.
Others to watch: Nick Clancy (ILB-Boston College), Rontez Miles (S-California Pa.), Chris Barker (OG-Nevada), Matt McGloin (QB-Penn State)
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No referendum on banning fireworks in Muskego
The suggestion to hold a referendum on banning private fireworks displays was put on hold so that Muskego's new fireworks ordinance can be given a try.
Muskego is the only community in the metropolitan area that allows private residents to put on fireworks displays.
The Common Council meeting as a Committee of the Whole on Tuesday decided it was premature to hold a referendum, favoring instead to see how well the new fireworks ordinance works. The new rules were to get their first tryout last Fourth of July, but due to last summer's drought the city had a burn ban that nixed fireworks. The Public Safety Committee suggested the referendum.
"We have a real good rewrite of the ordinance," Alderman Neil Borgman said.
Alderman Daniel Soltysiak said he would rather see stepped-up enforcement against people being bad neighbors before talking about a referendum.
» Read Full ArticleBicyclist, 15, dies from New Berlin accident
A 15-year-old bicyclist struck Saturday afternoon by a vehicle in New Berlin has died, police said.
The Greenfield girl was crossing Sunny Slope Road from the New Berlin Recreation Trail when she was struck by a sport utility vehicle heading south around 4:30 p.m. She was taken to Froedtert Hospital, where she died Sunday.
The girl's name was not released.
Speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors in the crash, New Berlin police said.
New Berlin crashes leave motorcyclist dead, teen cyclist in critical condition
Separate accidents in New Berlin left a 22-year-old man dead and a 15-year-old girl in critical condition.
Dustin Hanson of Big Bend died Saturday of injuries sustained in a traffic accident Friday at the intersection of Moorland Road and Coffee Road. Hanson was operating a motorcycle going southbound on Moorland Road when it collided with an automobile turning westbound onto Coffee Road, according to a statement from the New Berlin Police Department.
The girl, from Greenfield, was on a bicycle crossing Sunny Slope Road from the New Berlin Recreation Trail about 4:30 p.m. Saturday when she was struck by southbound SUV. Firefighters transported her to Froedtert Hospital, where she is listed in critical condition.
Police said they believed neither speed nor alcohol were factors in either crash.
Carp shoot May 25 on Little Muskego Lake, two carp worth $500 each
Boats with archers and bright lights will bob on Little Muskego Lake in the evening hours of Saturday, May 25, as the Little Muskego Lake Association and the Wisconsin Bowfishing Association hold a carp shoot.
Specially designed bows and arrows will be used to remove carp from the lake in the state Department of Natural Resources supported activity. More than 3,000 carp have been removed from the lake in five years of carp shoots.
The DNR supports removing carp because they are considered a "rough" fish destroying the spawning beds of other desirable fish. Carp also disturb the bottom sediment of lakes causing cloudy water.
A couple of the carp shooters might get lucky and come home with $500 for bagging one of the two carp that have fin tags placed there by the DNR in cooperation with the Little Muskego Lake District. By tagging two carp and offering a $500 reward for anyone catching one, the Lake District hopes more people will hunt carp.
Newsweek names New Berlin schools to 'America's Best High Schools' list
New Berlin Eisenhower and West high schools were named on Newsweek's 2013 "America's Best High Schools" list.
Out of 55 Wisconsin schools Newsweek selected for recognition, Eisenhower was ranked fifth and New Berlin West was ranked 12th.
Nationwide, more than 2,000 high schools were recognized with Eisenhower coming in at 462 and West at 743.
Newsweek ranked six components: graduation rate (25 percent), college acceptance rate (25 percent), AP/IB/AICE tests taken per student (25 percent), average SAT/ACT scores (10 percent), average AP/IB/AICE scores (10 percent), and percent of students enrolled in at least one AP/IB /AICE course (5 percent).
The Newsweek honor comes just weeks after the Washington Post included Eisenhower and West on its lists of "America's Most Challenging High Schools."
Stumbling block cleared for proposed New Berlin Walmart
On a 4 to 2 vote, the New Berlin Common Council approved a rezoning and a change in the city comprehensive plan that will clear the way for Walmart to apply to build a super center on Greenfield Avenue about a block east of Moorland Road.
Most of the site is zoned single-family and is envisioned as mixed use residential in the city's 2020 Comprehensive land use plan.
Walmart will still have to go through the city approval process for its building, site and operations plans, however.
Residents of the area strenuously opposed the rezoning packing hearings and meetings and saying that the Comprehensive Plan clearly says areas that are zoned residential are to stay that way. They also argued that the 2020 plan indicates that big box stores are the least desired type of commercial development for that area.
Many such as Donna Goodrich who helped with the two-year public input process that went into the comprehensive plan felt betrayed.
» Read Full ArticleWalmart rezoning recommended in New Berlin
Before a mostly hostile crowd of about 150 who packed the New Berlin Plan Commission meeting Monday, the commission voted 3 to 2 to recommend changing the zoning and the city land use plan that would allow a Walmart Super Center to be built on Greenfield Avenue just east of Moorland Road.
The New Berlin Common Council will take up the proposed rezoning and land use change on Tuesday.
Mayor Dave Ament left the meeting during the Walmart discussion and vote to avoid any appearance of impropriety because his wife works for the Wal-mart in the New Berlin City Center.
Before the commission vote, Jenny Vellinga, a leader of Neighbors First New Berlin that opposes the rezoning, submitted a petition that she said was signed by 1,800 people in every aldermanic district who oppose rezoning. Currently, the zoning is single-family homes for most of the 16 acres that Walmart has asked to change to shopping center zoning. Commercial zoning is next door on some vacant acres and there is extensive retail building across the street, Walmart officials argue.
Eisenhower shows academic muscle at national competition
The New Berlin Eisenhower High School Academic Decathlon Team took Rookie of the Year and Top Scoring New Team in Division III in the 32nd annual United States Academic Decathlon nationals competition held in Minneapolis.
In addition, the team took second overall in Division III.
Individual honors also went to Jake Zimmerman who took third overall in Honors, Rishil Mehta, second in Honors, and Veronica Diedrich, second in Scholastic. The coaches are Erik Fountain and Jake Misiak.
BuySeasons cuts about 90 jobs in New Berlin
BuySeasons Inc., the New Berlin-based Internet retailer that became one of the fastest-growing companies in the Milwaukee area over the last decade, cut about 90 jobs Wednesday, roughly 20% of its permanent workforce.
One person who lost a job said a supervisor told her that cost-cutting measures were necessary because "our sales are not keeping up with our employee base." The former employee declined to give her name, saying she did not want to jeopardize future job prospects.
As of late March, BuySeasons had nearly 450 permanent employees in New Berlin - two thirds of them full time.
The company, best known as an online seller of costumes, also hired nearly 1,300 temporary employees last fall for the busy pre-Halloween period.
A BuySeasons spokeswoman confirmed the elimination of roughly 90 jobs. She said BuySeasons recently reorganized "to better position the company to respond to current demand and growth in our year-round party and costume businesses."
» Read Full ArticleMuskego police seek public's help to identify liquor thief
The Muskego Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who took thousands of dollars of liquor from two grocery stores.
Piggly Wiggly, S7847 Racine Ave., told police that a man had entered the store three times - at 1 a.m. April 20, 5 p.m. April 23 and 5 p.m. April 24. Each time, he filled a cart with liquor concealed by groceries. The store estimates its loss at more than $2,000.
On April 25, Pick 'n Save, W17005 Janesville Road, reported the same suspect committed a similar theft at its store the previous weekend.
He described as white, clean cut, in his 40s, with short dark hair and medium build. The suspect is identified in the Pick 'n Save video as wearing a black jacket with a white stripe down the sleeve.
Anyone having any information is urged to contact police at (262) 679-4130.
It's cleanup time again in Muskego
May is coming and so is Green Up Muskego.
In the annual month-long citywide cleanup during May, homeowners and community groups are encouraged to pick up and clean up their properties.
City officials even are asking people to help out by plucking debris from ditches and along the roads, "so objects don't make their way to storm ponds or lakes," said Mayor Kathy Chiaverotti.
Green Up Muskego also is a good time to plant trees and flowers, Chiaverotti said.
As they did last year, Muskego police will help out by looking for properties with abandoned or unlicensed cars and trucks parked outside. (Such vehicles are supposed to be stored in garages or similar storage facilities.) Neighbors tired of looking at such vehicles are invited to call police.
New Berlin Eisenhower's deteriorated physical condition riles some parents
Monday's community engagement session was held to gather comments about proposed maintenance projects at all New Berlin schools, but it was Eisenhower Middle/High School that attracted the most comment - and it wasn't flattering.
For example, Kathy Quandt said kids are still getting electrical shocks in the auditorium orchestra pit, just as she did before she graduated from Eisenhower in 1980. Other comments suggested Eisenhower isn't up to snuff in the science department, in the auditorium or even in the restrooms, where paint is peeling off the walls.
One School Board member agreed Eisenhower's time has come for maintenance that has, in recent years, been focused elsewhere. Art Marquardt noted that when he joined the board a decade ago, the other schools had more than $100 million in deferred maintenance and nine school buildings that had severe needs.
At the time, Eisenhower was one of the best buildings in the district. Now Eisenhower is in tough shape, he said.
The School Board recently held a community engagement session focusing on the proposed Eisenhower projects. Through the engagement sessions, the School Board hopes to see which projects the community cares most about before it prioritizes the list according to criteria it already approved. The first parts of that list should come to the board in May.
Carp has a bounty put on its head in Little Muskego Lake
The carp, which some see as a lake villain, will now have a price on its head in Little Muskego Lake.
As an incentive to get more people to fish for the undignified species, the Little Muskego Lake Protection & Rehabilitation District will pay $500 "bounty" to each person wo catches carp previously tagged by the state Department of Natural Resources.
The lake district didn't provide an exact number of carp that will be tagged by the DNR and then put back into the lake. Larry Lefebvre, district chairman, simply put that number at "a couple."
The real point of the lottery-like bounty approach is to encourage carp removal in general. Carp eat the eggs of walleye, northerns and other game fish and stir up the water, which is bad for lakes and why the district is trying this new idea to get them out, Lefebvre said.
The effort - which has been used successfully in other lakes, including Eagle Spring Lake near Eagle - recently received the blessings of the DNR. The program will start as soon as the DNR is able to catch and tag the carp.
'Man-trap' entrances OK'd for all Muskego schools
By this fall, all the schools in the Muskego-Norway School District will have what is known as a man trap to make school entrances more secure against intruders, if the Muskego-Norway School Board has its way.
A so-called man trap allows school visitors to come in from outside, but then they must be seen and spoken to by office staff before they are buzzed into a facility's interior.
Muskego High School is already secure, the board decided, and man traps already exist at Lake Denoon Middle School and at Mill Valley Elementary School. Work has already been approved for Muskego Elementary School for this summer.
The School Board on Monday liked the entrance security plans for Lakeview and Tess Corners elementary schools, but sent the staff back to come up with a combined entrance option for the Bay Lane Middle School/Country Meadows Elementary School building. The middle and elementary schools share a building.
The board plans to look over the combined entrance option for Bay Lane/Country Meadows on April 29.
Scrap of land will be rezoned in Muskego
Opting to let the Plan Commission find middle ground between a land owner and a neighboring restaurant owner, the Muskego Common Council has approved the rezoning of a small piece of property to again make it legally buildable.
The site is the former Shell gas station that was recently removed by Waukesha County on the northwest corner of Lannon Drive and Janesville Road. It will be rezoned from "business" to "downtown revival district," a new zoning category the city created just before the Janesville Road widening project.
The land owner, who lost so much of his land to the Janesville Road widening project, has no specific plans to build on the lot, but asked for the rezoning to make the property more marketable.
The owner of Tres Locos restaurant, S7505 Lannon Drive, is afraid that if the lot does become buildable, his business could be harmed by an encroaching new structure. The rezoning will allow a building to go up only five feet from the property lines instead of the normal 10 feet, the attorney for the restaurant noted.
Nevertheless, aldermen unanimously felt that the Plan Commission is a sufficient safeguard against such harm and approved the rezoning unanimously. Any issues will have to be dealt with by that panel when and if a building project is proposed.
» Read Full ArticleQuad/Graphics plans to hire up to 130 for new plant in New Berlin
Quad/Graphics Inc. says it will hire between 120 and 130 people at a new plant in New Berlin.
The Sussex-based printer said the plant at 5600 S. Moorland Road will serve as a regional mailing center for direct-mail customers.
About 150 full and part-time employees will work at the facility, including the new hires and the rest transferring from a Quad plant in Pewaukee.
The company is accepting applications now, and hiring will begin late this month.
Quad is leasing the 205,063 square foot plant from Ace Distribution Leasing.


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I realize after this letter is published that my daughter will probably never have the opportunity of making the Dixie League All-Star team.
However after praying and pondering over this situation, and because she has never made the team in all of her five years of playing (which is a joke) I have nothing to lose.
I am normally a pretty passive person, but I guess the older I get the more I see and understand the cruel shenanigans that many of our kids are faced with. But mostly, the older I get the more I have learned to become more vocal in the things I feel are just not right.
The Dixie Youth Girls Team is one that I have held close to my heart because the one child that I have has been a part of this league since she was old enough to participate. Now at first I did not make a big issue out of the All Star Selection process because each year I was given a so-called excuse as to why my child did not make it.
Her first year and at age four, she was just this cute little girl scrambling around like the others with no clue as to what to do. As she got older and more serious, I realized that this is really becoming her passion and not tooting my own horn but she's pretty darn good.
Now again I know that she may never make the team after the comment I am about to make, but who cares.
This league is one of the most biased leagues I have ever, ever encountered. Parents, many of our kids are being overlooked because the selection process is too political and a big joke. I do not think that I could sleep at night knowing that I (the coaches) put my child in a position that I know they do not deserve.
For years and in talking to other parents, coaches have been allowed to nominate their child(ren) and other coaches' children, which is so unfair. Now I know that I am not the smartest person in the world, but I do know what ALL-STAR means. But for those of you who do not, it means "consisting of athletes chosen as the best at their positions from all ... consisting entirely of star performers." To break it down further; the BEST players!!!
We as parents need to be more involved in ensuring that there are policies and procedures in place and that they are adhered to. We want the best children to represent our city not those children that you want to be recognized to feed your own egos.
Coaches should not be allowed to nominate their children or make deals behind closed doors. ALL-STAR selections should be based on statistics and privy to those children who have worked hard and diligently all summer. Some of you coaches should be ashamed of yourselves with your hidden agendas. I personally do not see how you sleep at night.
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As promised, George W. Bush has just vetoed legislation that would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. It was the first veto of his presidency, but Bush held no ceremony, and press photographers were barred from the event.
Could it be because the stem cell legislation is popular with the American people — and because Democrats might relish having a photo or two of Bush vetoing it for their campaign ads come November?
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LEWISVILLE - The Lady Farmers soccer team opened the 2013 Lewisville Cup on a positive note Thursday as the host notched a 2-0 decision over Plano East.
Lewisville received a goal and assist from Bria Williams in the second half. Williams nearly added a second and third goal late in the contest but a pair of floaters deflected off the crossbar.
"I thought this was a good team match," said Becca Willett, Lewisville head coach. "Our center-mids did a very good job and our defense was organized. Overall, it was a good effort all the way around."
All that changed in the second half when the odd-man rushes led to a pair of goals.
"In the first half, we got the ball forward OK but nobody was really willing to take a shot and that's kind of important to score goals," Willett said. "We just weren't taking advantage of chances. That was the biggest thing. That was the emphasis at halftime because there are going to be games when you only really have one or two chances and if you don't take advantage, you may not ever score."
Lewisville got on the board at the 28:30 mark when Katie Cummins pushed forward down the right side and found Williams for a chip-shot high and past the East keeper.
Moments later, after a shot off a coast-to-coast push was denied by East, Williams got another look when she corralled a bouncing ball but her attempt hit the bar.
The Lady Farmers finally got the insurance they had been seeking at the 17:28 mark when Williams sent a cross that was headed into the right side by Sam Naughton.
"Williams is a great player as a freshman," Willett said. "She's very composed and sees the field well and did a good job."
East put just four shots on goal in the match and had its biggest threats in the waning minutes, including a push to the goal by Katie Howard that resulted in a shot off the post. Howard also generated a solid scoring chance early in the second half when she came up with a steal and sent a cross in the box.
However, Lewisville goalie Kim Hosey beat an East forward to the pass for the clear.
"We didn't have any offense today," said Eric Smith, East head coach. "We had four shots to their 13. It's going to be hard to equalize that way. I would say if we played better, things might have turned out a little differently."
Smith added the Lady Panthers have been making progress offensively, but still have room to improve.
"Possession is the biggest thing we have to get better at," he said. "That was the difference in this game and primarily in our midfield position. We still have a ways to go there."
Lewisville, meanwhile, was pleased with its performance defensively.
"I thought we did very well," Willett said. "We knew [Howard] was their go-to player and we made a point to try and shut her down because she can cause problems. We were pretty effective in that and [East] wasn't able to get many chances."
Lewisville continues Saturday against Bryan Adams. The championship game was slated for 4 p.m. Saturday.
"We're focusing on possessing the ball and playing quickly because I know speed of play is going to be a factor moving forward," Willett said. "We just have to work on the things we need to get better at each game and we have done that so far. As long as we're making progress, I can't really ask for anything else."
East continues Saturday against Arlington Martin.
"We have a lot of things we need to improve on," Smith said. "It doesn't help to have some of the injuries we have right now and we had several more go down today. The next man just needs to step up. We're trying to survive it right now."
Lewisville wasn't the only 5-5A team in action Thursday at Goldsmith Stadium as Marcus kicked the tournament off with a 4-0 result over Arlington Lamar.
The Lady Marauders received goals from Rachel Rupp (2), Bailey Clayton and Katelyn Mountjoy.
"We were a little lethargic coming out," said Chad Hobbs, Marcus head coach. "Maybe it was the heat, I don't really know, but we've had a lot of games over the past few weeks."
After the slow start, the Lady Marauders kicked things in gear and never looked back.
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