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2022 STANLY FOOTBALL: South Stanly Rebel Bulls
Published 10:06 am Tuesday, August 16, 2022
The 2022 South Stanly varsity football team. From left, front row: Drew Gaddy, Joseph Misenheimer, Ian Hofelzer, Braylon Tyson, Jorge Padilla, Carter Callicutt, Prentice Robinson and Cam Lilly; second row: Ryker Bowers, Ethan Gaddy, Tristen Patterson, Jack Crump, Mason Wilson, Keith Murphy and Reece Gentry; third row: Garrett Lomax, Colton Boone, Wes Lilly, Johnathan Newman, Evan Kimrey, Jake Hazlett, Leland Helms and Josh Mabry; fourth row: Matthew Papin, Landon ALdridge, Peyton Gentry, Johnny Jacobs, Brent Lisk, Sawyer Huneycutt and Jaqualin Liles; fifth row: Aiden Wilson, Henry Morris, Ed Vera, Andrew Huggins, Trevor Crump, Micah Davis and Jaelen McCormick; back row: assistant coaches Daryl Gerald and Mac Barfield, head coach Ryan Ochier and assistant coaches David Frazier and John Bergner. (Photo by Charles Curcio/staff)
South Stanly's football team has had its struggles in terms of wins and losses for several seasons.
The Rebel Bulls have not won a county title since 1989 and not had a winning season since 2018. South has also not won a playoff game in a decade, the last coming in 2012.
Ryan Ochier enters his fifth year as head coach with a 17-22 overall record. The Bulls went 8-5 in his first season but the team is 9-17 over the last three seasons, with the only .500 record coming in the COVID-shortened spring of 2020 (2-2).
Here are five questions answered by Coach Ochier regarding the program and the upcoming season:
1) As you enter your fifth year of coaching South Stanly, how has the program developed from your first season in establishing what you want to achieve and do for the players, coaches and the community?
Currently we have one of the biggest team South Stanly has ever had at 66 players. One thing we've done to develop is just recruit the hallways and get kids interested in the sport. We have the talent to compete at South but getting them to participate and buy in was the issue; now that it is, gone we are able to move in the direction we want it.
We have developed an atmosphere that where the kids are competitive and we have a community that supports everything we do. This offseason, we really developed our strength and hit the weight room hard during school. Overall, we are stronger than South has ever been. This team really bought in to what we were doing; they enjoyed lifting and had fun in the weight room. It's so great to see the results.
2) The team had just seven seniors last season but several of those players were in skill positions for South. Who for South, whether newcomer or veteran player, will be filling those roles?
A lot of our underclassmen have stepped up and taking over those rolls quite easily. Jaxon Barbee, Trevor Tucker, and Carson Lowder were three individuals did we rely on a lot last year but we've had several people take over those spots and I think we're going to be better this year than we were last. It's nice to have Drew Gaddy back at quarterback to resume his role as the offense of leader. And we have several skilled positions that are going to be taken over by younger players that have stepped up big-time this year not only on the field but in the weight room in the off-season. We have several sophomores that will be playing key roles in her offense. Braylon Tyson, Ethan Gaddy, Evan Kimrey, and Ryker Bowers will help lead the attack on our fence out of that sophomore class
3) Who are the team's top returning players, what positions do they play and what will be expected of them this season?
Our offensive line this year will play a major role in leadership. Trevor Crump, Sawyer Huneycutt, Aiden Wilson, Tyler Foreman, and Henry Morris have made huge adjustments in the offseason, not only with their strength but their foot work in their size.
Of course Drew Gaddy being back at quarterback will play a major role in what we do offensively. On defense, we will be led by All-Conference players Ethan Gaddy and Peyton Gentry at the linebacker spots.
4) Who are the newcomers to South's football team who will play big roles?
Several people have stepped up and are going to make huge impacts on offense and defense.
Joe Misenheimer has played his support role over the last couple years but now it is his turn to take over in the defense of back field.
Keith Murphy will be spending a lot of time on both sides of the ball . His 6'5″ frame is going to be hard to defend as a receiver and he is going to be faster than most of the offensive lineman he plays against as a defensive end.
5) What is your team's outlook for the season to compete in county, in the YVC and overall?
It's time for us to get the monkey off our back and show the rest of the county that we belong and we need to be respected like everybody else.
Our conference is going to be tough but I think we're going to fare pretty well. There's a wide variety of skill in the YVC. We looked to be a major part of that this year.
Our overall schedule is a challenge. We only play three A schools all year long. I wanted to challenge our team and I tell them if you want to be the best you've got to beat the best.
Home games are listed in bold. Games with a * are conference games.
Aug. 19 – at West Stanly (7 p.m.)
Aug. 26 – Southwestern Randolph
Sept. 2 – Carson
Sept. 9 – South Davidson
Sept. 16 – at Central Davidson
Sept. 23 – BYE
Sept. 30 – at Mount Pleasant *
Oct. 7 – at Albemarle *
Oct. 14 – at North Stanly *
Oct. 21 – at JM Robinson *
Oct. 28 – Union Academy *
* YVC Games
All Games start at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.
Albemarle women take lead in YVC with win over North Stanly


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Canada-based Desire2Learn is expanding its operations into United States and has announced the location for its US-based headquarters: Boston. To gain a foothold in the US market, earlier this year D2L bought out Wiggio, a mobile app maker, the Boston Globe's Gail Waterhouse reports.
Desire2Learn allows schools and teachers to store course management and academic materials in the cloud. Wiggio's app, which provides similar collaborative functionality to college students, will be integrated into the company's main product Desire2Learn Learning Suite. The Suite allows teachers to post grades and course documents while providing students with a way to take notes and communicate with their instructors and peers.
In addition to being the location of the new headquarters – which will house a total of 10 staff members to start – the city played host to the company's Fusion 2013 annual conference that brings 1,000 clients and education/technology representatives together.
In September, Desire2Learn raised $80 million in its first round of venture capital funding, the largest-ever investment in a Canadian software company. It added 300 employees in the last year alone, swelling its ranks to 800.
The Canadian software business has partnered with educational publishing companies such as Pearson Education, and more recently, McGraw Hill Education, to make textbooks and other information available to students through the Desire2Learn suite.
Boston has been a hot destination for the education technology sector. More than 200 startups are headquartered in the city, thanks to the close proximity to many major colleges and universities as well publishers and research institutions.
Desire2Learn has been enjoying an unprecedented rate of growth in the past 12 months, but the company was not without its foibles. Last year, the online learning and course management system at the University of Wisconsin – designed by D2L – was subject to persistent software glitches that puzzled the school's IT professionals for close to a month.


Rap isn't for everyone, but for Wheat Ridge High School senior Kenneth Godoy, rap is everything. You could say it's what brought him back from the edge. He was just about ready to give up on school; he didn't see the point. After all, he was already the man of the house.
His mom worked two jobs, often coming home at midnight.
"By then, I'd already fed the baby, put myself to bed, made sure everything was fine at home so that by the time my mom got home it wasn't so hard for her," said Godoy.
He didn't think he had much of a future until a friend suggested he try out Wheat Ridge High School, and its renowned Gifted and Talented (GT) Center, where he could channel life's pressures into music.
"He joined the GT program right off the bat. That was a safe haven for him down there because they are allowed to do more independent projects, less traditional learning," said counselor Heather Hanson.
The Center's Lisa Lee, "Mama Lee" as she's known to many, saw his talent and gave him the green light to create his own rap music video for credit.
Every rap artist needs a stage name. For Godoy, he decided on Anax, Greek for king.
"I just really liked how that flowed. That fit me better than Kenneth because I knew what it meant. That's the image I want to have. It's my passion," he explained.
"There was a period of time where I remembered saying to him, 'I'm really scared right now because I'm afraid you're going to decide to quit school,'" said Lee.
"He got to the next step which was 'what do I do about it now?' Instead of just wallowing in it. He decided to continue on," said Hanson.
"I feel like I haven't found my path exactly, but I've found who I am," said Godoy.


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Prescription medicines can be pricey. Especially if it's something your pet needs long term. But there are ways to save some money on your pet's prescription medicine. Here are our top tips.
All vets are now legally obliged to give you the option of buying your pet's prescription medicine online. Just ask your vet when you next see them. But make sure the site you use is a member of the Accredited Internet Retailer Scheme (AIRS) – that way you know you're buying from a reputable provider.
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If you really want to save money, take a look at - or ask your vet for - the prescription medicine's active ingredients. You may be able to use a cheaper brand that contains the same ingredients.
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We had a great turnout for both of our December 2018 Pro Camps! We focus on bringing in professional coaches and players every year to help spread their knowledge and love for the game of baseball.
Three seasons (2013 – 2015) as Lehigh Valley's (AAA) pitching coach.
Worked seven years in the Detroit Tigers organization as the pitching coach for Erie (AA, 2008 – 2012), West Michigan (A, 2007) and Oneonta (A, 2006).
Two years (2000 – 2001) as a minor league roving pitching instructor for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Four years (1992 – 1995) with the Texas Rangers, he served in multiple capacities, both on the field as assistant pitching coach and off the field as a special assistant for community development and special projects and as assistant to the vice president of community development.
Worked with the Milwaukee Brewers as the major league bullpen coach (1990-91) and minor league pitching coach (1988-1989), as well as a roving instructor, special assistant to the GM, advance scout and community development employee.
Pitched 15 years in the major leagues for the Chicago Cubs (1973-1979), New York Yankees (1979), New York Mets (1979-1980), Montreal Expos (1981-1983), Oakland A's (1984), Brewers (1985, 1987) and Cardinals (1986), going 108-134 with 47 complete games and a 4.17 ERA in 480 games.
Was the pitching coach for the Arizona Fall League's Scottsdale Scorpions in 2014.


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Dental Lecture Theatre reopens after refurbishment
Faculty of Medicine and Health news Monday 7 November 2016
The Dental Lecture Theatre has undergone an innovative transformation and will open its doors for teaching this week.
Over the last 3 months, the lecture theatre has been completely redesigned and refurbished to enable discussions alongside the use of state of the art technology, allowing group work, interaction, communication and recording.
This combination of physical space changes and innovative use of digital technology is sector leading and gives the School of Dentistry a distinctive edge to support the student experience. lt will enable students to collaborate more effectively in groups and will present opportunities for lecturers to explore more innovative ways of teaching to enhance the learning experience for students.
The new facilities in the lecture theatre include:
Mixed format furniture, consisting of 5-person group working clusters and didactic mode seating to the rear
AV, including linked touch screen and delegate system, integrated within each seating cluster
New teaching wall with dual projection
Improved disabled access with 2 dedicated wheelchair spaces
New finishes, including timber slatted acoustic ceiling and acoustic wall panelling
We are thrilled with the results of the transformation, and we are looking forward to seeing the enhancements in the teaching and learning experience for both staff and students.
This project is part of the £520M investment being made in a transformative campus development programme. For more information please visit the Campus Development website.
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That is how the Zen of Python motivates us Python programmers to build software that is easy to maintain and extend. In reality however, after years of development, we often end up with systems that are quite the opposite: large code bases, slow turn around times, and brittle operations.
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"The Martyrs Marches let us more determined to live" says the University President
Benha University asserts that the sacrifices of the armed forces and police everyday will not frighten the Egyptians and they will not cease any effort to build their country on the basis of justice, rightness and peace. The university president, vice presidents, the university deputies, the deans, the employees and the students once again stresses that they stand firm and united facing black terrorism and mean terrorists. The university says that it trusts the efforts of the armed forces and police to defeat terrorism and terrorists. Prof.Dr. El-Sayed El-Kady says that the will of life of the Egyptians will triumph over the evil and the aggression which seeks to destroy the country. He also says that the martyrs' marches let the Egyptians more determined to live in order to face the plots, stand firm and united to achieve more safety and stability. May Allah have mercy on the souls of our martyrs and help us to prevail!
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>Is There a Price for Nice?
As I look through the first report out on AirTran, it is interesting to see what the mystery flyer constitutes as being nice. He/she has literally taken a service walk through each of the various touch points in the flying process and analyzed them as to whether it was an okay/mediocre point of contact or if it was a "feel good" moment that scored the airline a point.
Do these actions really cost the airline anything extra? No, yet, they have an impact on the pleasantness of the experience of the passenger.
What was noted as not being nice?
When it comes down to all things comparable and considering airlines today are mostly a commodity service, the only competitive differentiator is going to be the passenger experience. As passengers start to make choices for choosing the airline who not only gets them from point A to point B on time, but also on "Niceness", there will be a price to those airlines who lose their business.
Whether you are in the airlines or some other industry, every business has customer touch points. The customer experience is made up of the points of contact and possible points of contact that surround the "product" (in flying, the actual product is the flight itself). The key is to map the process looking through the lens of the customer and determine what mediocre service would look like at each point and then to describe what excellent service would look like at each step. There are usually many opportunities throughout the experience for improvement. The culmination of the exercise is outlining an approach for employees to deliver an outstanding customer experience for that process. See Service Mapping for more details on how to do this with your staff. What is the cost to be nice? The better question is how much is it costing your company to not be nice?


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Hidden Belgrade, The Belgradist
Hidden Belgrade (35): The Home of Serbian Expansionist Project
On August 10 1889, cannons announced the arrival of the teenage King Aleksandar Obrenovic to an empty plot in Dusanova street. Although cleared for years, the spot at which the young king was standing, held the remains of two empires between which the young Kingdom of Serbia was slowly growing. It used to be "Pirinc-han": the palace of Eugene of Savoy during the Habsburg rule of Belgrade in 18th century, which was, in turn, a converted caravanserai, built during Belgrade's boom under the Ottoman rule in 16th century.
Pinic-han aka Pirincana – mid 19th century
Prince Eugene's palace
Runins of Pirinc-han
Surrounded by Belgrade's merchants and intellectuals, many of whom donated funds or building material to the project, Aleksandar lay the foundation stone of the building which symbolised his Kingdom's grand ambitions: to expand and encompass all the lands they considered are rightfully Serbian.
When the building was finished a year later, according to the projects of Jovan Ilkic, almost evey inch of its façade boldly signified its intended purpose. The mix of Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Byzantine styles, signified Serbia's position between the West and the East. The twelve painted coats of arms of lands from Syrmia (Srem) to Albania, taken from baroque era heraldic almanacs, indicated the intended reach of the Society . At the top, below a pyramidal roof which was to be decorated with a two-headed eagle, was the official name of the building: Hall of the St Sava Society (Dom Drustva Sveti Sava).
Triballia (Serbia)
Rascia (Raska)
Syrmia (Srem)
Zachumia (Hum), Dalmatia and Albania
Tribalia (Serbia), Illyria (i.e. the whole Western Balkans) and Croatia
The St Sava Society was formed only a few years before, in 1886, just after Serbia was led into an ill-conceived war against Bulgaria by Aleksandar's father Milan. After Milan's attempts to prevent strengthening of another south Slavic state in the Balkans through force failed, they gave way to a softer approach. Although the idea of creating an organisation tasked with spreading Serbian influence among South Slavs in Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires was proposed almost a decade before by Dubrovnik-born Matija Ban, it was finally created at the insistence of a group of people around Svetomir Nikolajevic, one of Serbia's foremost intellectuals.
Svetomir Nikolajevic
The Society was to prepare the groundwork for future unification through education and culture, like the Italian and German national unification movements did a few decades before them. They wanted to attract all Slavic peoples speaking Serbian, irrespective of their religion as reflected in their official motto: "Brat je mio, koje vere bio" [Brother is dear, no matter the faith], later adopted in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
However, from the start the society was constrained. Given that Austro-Hungarian Empire annexed Bosnia in 1878 and was a formidable foe, the Society first turned its sights towards the south, and the Orthodox Slavs living there.
Beside exploiting weakness of the crumbling Ottoman empire, the focus on Old Serbia (aka Kosovo) and Macedonia was economic and symbolic. Serbia wanted to obtain access to the sea, so it could trade freely and it looked toward Thessaloniki to achieve that. Furthermore, these regions, populated with a mix of Albanians, Bulgarians, Greeks, Macedonians, Serbs, and Turks, had a symbolic role in imagination of the Serbian elite: Skopje was where Dusan the Magnificent proclaimed himself an emperor, Ohrid is the home of literacy among south Slavs, and Old Serbia was dotted with monasteries built by medieval Serbian kings.
However, the task of charming the local south Slavs was not an easy one: Serbia had a strong contender in Bulgaria, which although still de jure Ottoman, already developed a network of priests and teachers serving the local population and trying to ensure that they feel Bulgarian.
To foster Serbian identity among the Orthodox Slavs, the Society, formally independent but in effect supported by the government, set up a network around Serbia, Old Serbia and Macedonia, as well as two schools and a student's hall in Belgrade. The primary activities of the Society were to offer Orthodox boys from the "South" education in Belgrade, publish and distribute their journal ("Brastvo"), books and pamphlets with Serbian propaganda. Both of these were made difficult by their both the Ottomans and, especially the Bulgarians who even managed to incite a revolt in one of the St Sava student halls in Belgrade.
Despite these difficulties the Society managed to attract a steady stream of youths from Old Serbia and Macedonia, some of which would go on and fight for Serbian interests as "cetniks" in various inter-ethnic and religious skirmishes during Macedonia's bloody struggle for independence. Nevertheless, the Society's many brushes with the Ottoman and Bulgarian authorities, caused a lot of concern in the Serbian government, who decided to out the stop to many of the Society's activities just after it moved into its gleaming new Hall. Thus, from 1890 onwards, St Sava Society had to take a more passive role in its dealings in the south. Although they continued to offer accommodation and education to students from Old Serbia and Macedonia for another few years, they were increasingly focused on publishing and bringing together intellectuals interested in the "national cause".
Even after the Society completely stopped its educational activities in early 20th century, its grand building was however always linked to education. Until WWI it housed an Orthodox seminary, a boarding house hearing and speech-impaired students and 1st Belgrade boys' gymnasium. During the war, it was first a hospital and, then, during the Austro-Hungarian occupation (during which the Society's archive was burned and coats of arms from the façade were removed) it housed both a school and lodging.
Interior of the Hall
Between the two world wars, it housed 1st Belgrade boys' gymnasium, and after another floor was added by Petar Bajalovi, it housed 4th Belgrade girls' gymnasium. Bajalovic also designed an elegant apartment building belonging the Society next door, where the Society headquarters eventually moved. Its eclectic style was intended to conjure opulence of medieval Serbia, however its beautiful balconies look strangely North Indian.
After WWII, St Sava Society was dissolved and the building was used by Teacher Training College until 1987, when Physics Faculty moved in, who still use it. St Sava Society was re-established in 1994, and their main activity is publishing their journal 'Bratstvo'.
The Hall before the extension
The Hall now
Srdjan Garcevic October 17, 2018 October 17, 2018 balkan, Balkans, coats of arms, Donji Dorcol, Dorcol, Dusanova, herladry, Hidden Belgrade, history, illyria, macedonia, ottoman, Serbia, Srbija, Travel
4 thoughts on "Hidden Belgrade (35): The Home of Serbian Expansionist Project"
pocrnogorice says:
Another crappy Nazi Anti – Serbian propaganda article.
According to census in 1455 ethnic Serbs comprised 98% of the population in Kosovo and Metohija.
Prior to the Ottoman Turkish invasion in 14th century Kosovo was inhabited exclusively by the Slavic Serbs.
Genetic studies confirmed that Bosnian Serbs are closer to the Serbs in Serbia than to the Croats and Muslims.
Srdjan Garcevic says:
Thanks for the immature name-calling: that really gave you arguments an added value. Btw, what's anti-Serbian in the article? I never discussed the ethnic compositions of any of those areas.
Original Bulgarians were nomadic Turkic tribe from central Asia and not Slavs. Modern day Bulgarians are mixture of Serbs (Slavs), Greeks, Turks, Vlachs, Cumans, Avars, Tatars, Albanians, Arabs, Kurds and some other nations.
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An Associated Press report found that many Google services on Android and iOS devices continue to store mobile location data regardless of user privacy settings.
Google services on mobile devices are tracking and storing user location data even if your privacy settings forbid it, according to an investigative report published by the Associated Press.
The report, confirmed by computer science researchers at Princeton, found a privacy issue with Google's Location History setting affecting two billion Android devices and hundreds of millions of iOS devices where consumers rely on Google Maps or search apps. The AP investigation found that even if users have "paused" the Location History feature on mobile devices, Google apps and services will continue to save your location data.
Apps such as Google Maps ask for permission when using location information for tasks including navigation. Google told AP that it uses Location History, Web and App Activity, and device-level location services to "improve people's location experience" and said it provides descriptions and controls to turn them off. However, the report found that even when users pause Location History on mobile devices, Google continued to store minute-by-minute location data.
According to the report, this extends not only to Google Maps but to services such as automatic daily weather updates on Android, and Google searches that record geolocation data. The AP created a visual map showing tracked location data from its investigation. The report posits that much of this location-based tracking data may be useful to Google to drive advertising revenue.
Google's support page has instructions on how to manage or delete your location history.


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Playing against a team from a lower division, like Alavés in the previous round, adds a certain risk factor to any cup fixture, as will be the case for FCB tonight in Cordoba (20.00, TV3 and Marca TV). Tito Vilanova and the rest of the coaching staff have made that point clear ahead of the journey to Andalusia, on which they are taking almost the whole first team squad. Only Valdés, Adriano and Iniesta stay at home. These games are potential banana skins, and the game two years ago against Betis is testimony of that.
In that game, Barcelona crashed 3-1 in Seville. Having won the first leg 5-0, they let in two early goals against the side that was then playing in the second division, as Cordoba are now, and came close to leaking a third. Although the ultimate 3-1 defeat mattered for little given the healthy lead from the first leg, it was an important lesson for FC Barcelona. Theoretically weaker teams can sometimes spring unexpected surprises.
So, Cordoba are an opponent worthy of the utmost respect. "It's the biggest game of the year for them", warned Tito Vilanova on a team that has already knocked out three fine clubs in Elche, Sabadell and Real Sociedad to reach the last sixteen. But they are facing FC Barcelona just when they have hit on their poorest form of the season. They haven't won any of their last four games and are no longer among the frontrunners in the second division. But they'll be looking to produce a shock tonight, or at least get a result that means they can travel to the Camp Nou on January 10 with their quarter final hopes still intact.


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Fantasy Football Sleepers 2019: Running Backs
There's always a rookie running back or some undrafted journeyman who becomes a fantasy football breakout star. These are the RB sleepers you need to have circled on your 2019 rankings.
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Written By Matt Lutovsky @MLutovsky
There's no perfect way to identify a potential fantasy football RB sleeper. Some potential breakouts seem obvious -- the talent is there, the opportunity is there, and the talent around them is there -- yet they still disappoint. At the same time, a late-round rookie sitting fourth on a team's depth chart in training camp can come out of nowhere to be the top waiver pickup in Week 5. No matter how much you study running back rankings and projections, you won't be prepared for that.
DOMINATE YOUR DRAFT: Ultimate 2019 Fantasy Cheat Sheet
So, really, there's no way we can make this list long enough. Every handcuff could be on here, as could just about every rookie. We highlighted the guys in the best positions for success, but we all know that one big injury will change everything.
FANTASY SLEEPERS:
8 QBs | 11 WRs | 11 TEs | 6 D/STs | 32 Teams, 32 Sleepers
We have a few bounce-back candidates on this list, and even though the shine is off these guys, hold your nose and take advantage of the potential value. New coaches, new environments, and new opportunities -- those are the keys when looking for the best sleepers.
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Derrius Guice, Redskins
Maybe Guice will never be healthy. He tore his ACL last preseason and is already dealing with a hamstring injury going into camp. The health issues -- plus the presence of Adrian Peterson -- will drive down Guice's price on draft day, but we know the former second-round pick has the talent to produce if he gets enough touches. Peterson ran for over 1,000 yards last year, so the Redskins can clearly support an upper-tier rusher. Guice might not hit right away, but he'll be a good guy to have on your team once he finally gets opportunities.
Ronald Jones, Buccaneers
You remember Jones, right? He was the No. 38 pick in the 2018 NFL Draft and a huge fantasy bust who averaged just 1.9 yards per carry on 23 carriesfor the season. Yeah, that guy. Well, as bad as all that was, you shouldn't completely write him off. He'll be getting a fresh start with new coach Bruce Arians, and we're hearing all the typical offseason buzz -- Jones added muscle, the new coaching staff loves him, etc. It's fair to say it can only get better for Jones, and considering his main competition for playing time remains the uninspiring Peyton Barber, he looms as a value pick and potential breakout candidate, especially in standard leagues.
Miles Sanders, Eagles
Some RB cuts are coming in Philadelphia. There just isn't enough room on the active roster for Jordan Howard, Corey Clement, Wendell Smallwood, Josh Adams, and Sanders. Howard and Sanders are definitely safe, though, and Sanders is the most intriguing for fantasy purposes after he was drafted in the second round out of Penn State. Given the relative inconsistency/low-ceiling of all the backs in Philly, Sanders has a chance of being "the guy" with a good preseason/early-season showing.
Ito Smith, Falcons
Devonta Freeman (knee, groin) played in just two games last season, and at this point in his career, he's unlikely to carry a full load. Smith got his feet wet last season as a complement to Tevin Coleman, but with Coleman now across the country in San Francisco, Smith will enter this season as Freeman's primary handcuff. Even when Freeman is healthy, Smith should be in line for double-digit touches every week. He'll have to improve on his 3.5 ypc, but he'll certainly get his chances. He can function as a FLEX right away, and he'll obviously have a lot of potential value if Freeman gets hurt again.
Rashaad Penny, Seahawks
Penny was a first-round pick prior to last season, but he mostly watched as Chris Carson ran away with the starting job. Penny did manage one 100-yard game, but he never topped 12 carries and only scored two TDs. There's no reason to think he'll simply unseat Carson atop the depth chart, but Pete Carroll and the Seahawks consistently frustrate fantasy owners with seemingly out-of-nowhere personnel changes. Penny has talent, and given Carson's injury history, he will likely get a shot at some point this season.
David Montgomery, Bears
Montgomery has been talked up quite a bit this offseason, and he's certainly in prime position to have a breakout season. The lazy comparison is to Kareem Hunt, who starred as a third-round rookie in Matt Nagy's offense in Kansas City in 2017, but those are some lofty expectations. We're not quite that high on Montgomery -- mainly because Tarik Cohen's presence will surely limit his touches, particularly receptions -- but there's no doubting his talent (1,373 total yards, 13 TDs at Iowa State last year) and potential opportunity. Montgomery is the type of player who will rise rapidly up big boards with a good preseason, so be careful about going overboard with expectations, but by all means target him in your drafts.
Mike Davis, Bears
With Jordan Howard gone, the Bears need a new between-the-tackles runner. Davis will be competing with Montgomery for the role, and while fantasy owners will always side with the more exciting rookie in these situations, Davis shouldn't be forgotten. He looked good with the Seahawks last year, rushing for 4.6 ypc and catching 34 passes. If Montgomery has any trouble picking up the offense or handling passing-down duties, Davis could find himself getting 12-plus touches a game for what figures to be a solid offense.
Devin Singletary, Bills
As it currently stands, Singletary has a difficult path just for being active on game days. Veterans LeSean McCoy, Frank Gore, and T.J. Yeldon are all ahead of him on Buffalo's depth chart, but it's unlikely the Bills would have used a third-round pick on the rookie out of Florida Atlantic if they didn't have high hopes for him. He took a step back in 2018 after rushing for 1,918 yards and 32 TDs the year before, but he still posted a respectable 1,348 yards and 22 scores in two fewer games. At 5-7, 203, Singletary lacks the size you'd want in an every-down back, but he's worth watching once injuries/ineffectiveness inevitably strike.(Update: With LeSean McCoy getting cut at the end of the preseason, Singletary is in line to begin the year as the Bills primary back, vaulting him up draft boards and making him a borderline RB2 in fantasy leagues.)
Darwin Thompson, Chiefs
Running back is the lone spot where anyone on the Chiefs depth chart could have potential value. Damien Williams enters the season as the primary option, but given his relative inexperience in that role, he's far from a sure thing. Carlos Hyde looked cooked last year, and we know Andy Reid isn't afraid to take chances. Thompson would certainly require "taking a chance", as the 5-8, 200-pound rookie out of Utah State doesn't fit the profile of a feature back. He put up big numbers in his lone season in Logan, rushing for 1,044 yards (6.8 ypc) and adding another 351 through the air, so if he gets a shot, he'll have plenty of potential value.(Update: Carlos Hyde is out and LeSean McCoy is in, but the even older veteran coming over from Buffalo also looked mostly washed up last year.)
Alexander Mattison, Vikings
Dalvin Cook has missed more games (17) than he's played (15) in his two-year NFL career, so having his handcuff is a must. That looks like Mattison entering the season, which is a bit surprising given his inexperience. That must mean Minnesota has confidence in the rookie out of Boise State. He ran for over 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons, setting career highs last year in rushing (1,415) and touchdowns (17). Perhaps even more impressive, the 5-11, 221-pound back was a workhorse, totaling 329 touches. There's big-time potential here if Cook gets hurt.
Darrell Henderson, Rams
Henderson is another talented rookie who's an injury away from having major value. Todd Gurley has an "arthritic component to his knee," which slowed him down considerably at the end of last season. It's unclear exactly how much that will affect him this season, but there's cause for concern. Henderson ran all over the American Athletic Conference last season, posting 1,909 yards (8.9 ypc) and scoring 25 touchdowns. The 5-8, 203-pound back is a bit undersized, but he ran a 4.49 40 at the Scouting Combine (4.36 unofficially), so you know he has burst. He'll produce if he gets a chance.
Karan Higdon, Texans
With only Duke Johnson Jr., a receiving back, and Carlos Hyde, a likely washed-up veteran, ahead of him on the depth chart, Higdon has a chance to see significant carries sooner rather than later. The undrafted rookie out of Michigan rushed for 2,616 yards and 27 TDs in his four-year career at Michigan, capping it off with a 1,178-yard senior season. While not particularly explosive, Higdon is the type of workhorse back who can grind out fantasy points in a high-powered offense in fantasy leagues if he gets a shot.
Damien Harris, Patriots
Harris saw a decline in total production during his senior season at Alabama, but he still managed over 1,000 total yards for an offense that liberally rotated its backs. New England is a less-than-ideal landing spot for the 5-10, 216-pound rookie, but Bill Belichick isn't in the business of throwing away third-round picks, so who knows what to expect? Harris likely won't do much early in the year, but if Sony Michel struggles or gets hurt, Harris should be next man up.
Myles Gaskin, Dolphins
We're prepared for anything to happen with the Dolphins this year. Gaskin was a seventh-round pick with so-so measurables, so there's no real reason to expect much, but Kenyan Drake looked like a straight-up receiving back last year, and Kalen Ballage did nothing to impress. Gaskin was extremely productive in his four years at Washington, rushing for over 1,200 yards and scoring at least 10 touchdowns in each campaign, so he bears watching.


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Consumer-driven health plans draw healthier, wealthier enrollees
Virgil Dickson
People enrolled in consumer-driven health plans are better educated, wealthier and healthier than those in other coverage options, according to a report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
And although these plans caught on first with small businesses, in 2013 their enrollees were more likely than those in traditional plans to work for employers with at least 500 workers, according to EBRI's annual survey on the issue (PDF).
It's estimated that 26 million people with private insurance, or 15% of the market, have some form of consumer-driven health plan. Enrollees pay at least $1,000 in out-of-pocket costs before a plan takes over to cover additional medical expenses. The plans are typically paired with some pre-tax savings account to help pay for their out-of-pocket costs.
The study suggests that people in these plans are generally healthier because more of them avoid tobacco, eat healthy and get regular exercise.
But the survey results shed no light no whether giving consumers incentives to make better choices had anything to do with these attributes. "It cannot be determined from the survey whether plan design had an impact on health status, smoking, exercise, or obesity rates, or whether those attributes influenced plan choice," the authors note in the conclusion.
Enrollees in consumer-driven plans are also more likely to be in households with more than $100,000 in income and less likely to be in ones with incomes under $30,000. They are twice as likely to have college or post-graduate educations.
Researchers based their findings on surveys conducted annually since 2005. The latest EBRI/Greenwald & Associates Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey was delivered to 2,000 randomly selected adults with health insurance in August 2013. The response rate was 37%.
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Former African Leaders: Are They Gold Mines or Wasted Mines For the Continent?
Where are some of our powerful African leaders who vacated the highest offices in their various countries involuntarily or voluntarily? When some of these men were in power, they commanded respected, traveled around the world, gained experience, and saved their countries from colossal damage or another. Yet when they vacated seat, they either became farmers or elder statesmen who comes out only during events.
Does it mean that these leaders are no longer relevant after their term in office? What if we give these men and women roles? The questions of what and if are many of what these ex-leaders can do in our present world may lead to fierce debates.
However, do you think these ex-leaders can make impacts especially those who were disasters as leaders? There is a plethora of opportunities for our ex-presidents or head of states when they leave office. Many decide to stay away from politics while a few raise their heads when there is a need. Compared to their counterparts in other parts of the world, we may say that our ex leaders are not doing enough.
We have seen some of these leaders turn out better leaders after office and we wonder what must have happened to them. Are these men and women gold mines or waste mines? Former presidents, Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh, and Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania are some of the leaders who turned to agriculture.
It doesn't mean that they don't contribute to issues affecting their countries. The challenge is they seem to be doing little when a lot is expected from them. Leaders like South Africa's Thabo Mbeki and José Eduardo dos Santos of Angola have not stopped working after office. If these men and women know so much about the running of their countries, what have stopped them from offering more support?
The problem many of these leaders faced after they left office or enemies they made during their terms may be the challenge. Many of these leaders are not brought close because of their terrible leadership records. A leader who was prayed upon to abandon the highest seat of a country may not expect to be called upon to solve any issue or offer solution to a country they once governed.
If an ex-leader is not looked upon during a crisis, it means the person doesn't have any regard among the present leaders or country. However, we have seen a lot of these men come out with controversial facets after their term in office. No matter how much some of them are loathed or segregated, there may still be positive things they can do for their countries. If these men and women can handle the helm of their countries for many years, they are expected to have knowledge most people don't have. The fact that many of them are still powerful after office makes them to decide the outcome of an election or governance of a country.
Over to you. Are our former leaders gold mines or waste mines?
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Poor AP Test Results Put US Behind Other Countries
America's schools may be in trouble after the release of recent results of two high school Advanced Placement (AP) exams focused on science, technology engineering, math (STEM) and foreign language.
According to a new report by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation titled, "Leaders & Laggards: A State-by-State Report Card on K-12 Educational Effectiveness," only 17 states had 10 percent of graduates who passed an AP exam in STEM, and only two states had five percent passing the language test.
The report said that when it comes to being internationally competitive, American students are very behind. The study looked at NAEP scores, passage rates on AP STEM exams, and passage rates on foreign language exams.
"Across all three of these indicators, states struggled," the report said. California, the report said, the highest performing state on AP foreign language scores, "saw only nine percent of students graduate having passed an AP foreign language test." STEM, the report said, "was not much better."
"The highest-performing state, Massachusetts, had only 16% of its graduates pass an AP STEM exam, and the lowest, Mississippi, had only 1.2% [about 1 in 80 students] do so," the report said. "Combine that with middling comparisons to international benchmarks, and we see a bleak picture for American students and a nation that wants to compete globally."
There are 10 STEM-related AP tests offered by the College Board: "Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Computer Science A, Environment Science, Physics B, Physics C-Mechanics, Physics C-Electricity and Magnetism, and Statistics."
"Clearly, the United States will not be able to meet its workforce demands at the current STEM success rate," the report said. Anthony Carnevale, researcher on job patterns and leader of Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce, said that Mississippi "will have 43,000 STEM-related jobs by 2018."
"This could provide an essential opportunity for an economically depressed part of the country. But if students lack the necessary skills and content knowledge, these jobs will remain out of their reach," the report said.
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DNA Tests Prove Retired Postman Has Over 1,300 Illegitimate Children
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Nashville, TN | An 87-year-old former postman has been proven to have fathered over 1,300 illegitimate children after a private investigator hired by a Tennessee family discovered the shocking truth.
The investigation that has gathered thousands of DNA samples and testimonies over a 15-year period ultimately proves the man is the father to literally thousands of illegitimate children in the region.
"Contraception wasn't very popular in those days" he told local reporters in his defence.
"I have nothing to be ashamed of. The 60s were the good old days and I did a great Johnny Cash impression which played out real good with the ladies," he explained.
"Some even thought I was Johnny Cash for real," he recalls laughingly.
"I don't know if they really believed it or if they were trying to convince themselves, but who was I to say no to a quickie?" he acknowledged.
Author Anthony Kendall has teamed up with private investigator Sid Roy and will publish the results of the 15-year investigation next fall in an upcoming book
Unraveling the truth
Private investigator Sid Roy could never have imagined a simple gig would end up in a 15-year quest for the truth.
"It all started in 2001 when two different men that had nothing to do with each other hired me to find their biological father. I was astounded after further investigation to realize they both originated from the same person" he explained.
"That is when the mystery started unraveling and it became a personal mission of mine, whenever I had some free time, I'd try and track down other testimonies."
"Eventually, DNA testing became really cheap and easy to use and helped me gather a lot of information in the latest years," he acknowledged.
No lawsuit in sight
The private investigator says the children of the old man don't intend to pursue any lawsuit against the old man.
"Most people who are aware of the truth don't want this information to get out and have given anonymous testimonies," he explains.
"The truth unleashed could break up hundreds or more families and that's definitely not the point of all these years of research. All I know is that most people are glad to know the truth and don't bear any grudge against the old man, I guess it was a more common practice in those days," he acknowledges.
Although DNA testing and testimonies point out to over 1,300 illegitimate children fathered by the retired postman, Sid Roy believes there could be much more.
"I've spent 15 years of my own personal time into this, I think it's enough," he admits.
"But my research clearly shows there could be many more children," he told local reporters, although he declined to comment if the numbers were in the hundreds or thousands more.
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6 Comments on "DNA Tests Prove Retired Postman Has Over 1,300 Illegitimate Children"
Bill | November 19, 2018 at 12:43 am | Reply
Whatta man, That's all I have to say bout that…….Momma says, life is like a box of chocolates……
Hope | November 17, 2018 at 8:54 pm | Reply
wow – he sure had a huge delivery route.
bill | November 16, 2018 at 10:50 pm | Reply
This is where the saying, THE MERRY MAILMAN came from.
Jenndea | November 16, 2018 at 11:54 am | Reply
Since he is not rich, no lawsuits in mind of the coy…
CONNIE | November 16, 2018 at 3:37 am | Reply
MY THOUGHTS ARE ,,,,,,, HOW MANY OF THEM (BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S) DATED? OR EVEN WORSE,,,,HOW MANY MARRIED AND HAD CHILDREN?
Mike | November 17, 2018 at 3:16 pm |
That is how Trump was born! LOL
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BDN Rapid Reaction: Duke 20, Boston College 19
September 17, 2011 Patrick Cacchio
Duke emerged the victor in Chestnut Hill this afternoon with a 20-19 victory over the Boston College Eagles. It was an up-and-down game for both sides, but the Blue Devils were able to persevere.
No good!
Miscues in the kicking game were the story for both teams, highlighted by Nate Freese's 23-yard FG try off the left upright with 43 seconds remaining. Freese also had a costly missed extra point earlier in the game. Duke had more than its fair share of kicking struggles, headlined by a blocked Alex King punt, a missed 33-yard FG by Jeff Ijjas, and a kickoff out of bounds by Paul Asack. Duke may have come away with the victory, but the question marks in the kicking game persist, and one has to wonder how long Duke can leave freshman Will Monday on the sideline if Will Snyderwine remains injured.
Killer V's back on track
After an inconsistent start to the season, Duke's dynamic receiving duo returned to their All-ACC form on Saturday, finishing with 18 catches and 194 receiving yards combined. Both took a few hard hits from the BC defense, but managed to secure the football and move the chains. Junior Conner Vernon had two impressive TD catches and finished with 6 catches and 112 yards. Senior Donovan Varner had his best game of the season and a career-high 12 catches. Brandon Braxton added 9 catches for 60 yards and tight end Cooper Helfet finished with 6 receptions for 59 yards. Juwan Thompson had 104 all-purpose yards, and overall, the Duke offense racked up 465 yards of total offense.
Renfree gets his mojo back
The story of the day for the Blue Devils, however, was the play of Duke QB Sean Renfree, who finally put up the kind of numbers Duke fans have come to expect from the redshirt-junior. Despite hit after hit from Luke Kuechly and the BC defense, Renfree stood strong and finished with 40 completions, 359 yards, and 2 touchdowns. His 1 interception came on a tipped pass that certainly could have been caught. Perhaps most importantly, it was Renfree, and not redshirt-freshman Anthony Boone, who pushed his way far enough into the end zone for the go-ahead 1-yard TD in the 4th quarter. This definitely was a performance for the second-year starting QB to build on.
Costly mistakes
Duke fans have seen their share of close losses over the years, and it certainly seemed like this was shaping up to be another heartbreaker. Instead, the disappointment falls on Boston College, who squandered their opportunity to win in the final seconds. The Blue Devils, however, made things difficult on themselves with numerous costly mistakes. In addition to the kicking woes, the Blue Devils were whistled for 9 devastating penalties for 79 yards. At least three of those penalties negated first downs for the offense, and a personal foul on the final BC drive nearly cost the game. The Blue Devils will have to eliminate these costly mistakes if they hope to play winning football. Fans and players should enjoy this victory today, and carry the good vibes into next weekend against Tulane. Starting tomorrow, however, it is back to work for #dukegang.
Bring on the Green Wave! WE ARE DUKE!
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BDN previews Duke's ACC opener at Boston College
Duke and Boston College square off in their ACC opener Saturday
Duke travels to Boston College for their ACC opener on Saturday at 12:30 PM ET on the ACC Network. Both teams are off to a disappointing 0-2 start to the 2011 season, and one will have the opportunity to turn things around on Saturday.
Boston College fell in week one to Northwestern at home, 24-17, and then traveled to Central Florida for a lopsided 30-3 defeat last Saturday. The Blue Devils have seen a similar share of disappointment, losing a close game to Richmond in week one and then Stanford 44-14 in week two. Both teams have been plagued by injuries and have struggled to score on offense, ranking at the bottom of the ACC in scoring.
The Eagles will be without star RB Montel Harris for the third straight game, and the Eagle offense hasn't looked the same without him. With a banged up offensive line and without a go-to wide receiver, Chase Rettig has struggled at quarterback, completing just over 50% of his passes so far this season. Andre Williams has been the lone bright spot, averaging 5.1 yards per carry and 86.5 yards per game, but he's been unable to shoulder the entire offensive load himself.
All-American LB Luke Kuechly dominated the Blue Devils in 2010
Defensively, Boston College is known for its physical play, epitomized by leading tackler Luke Kuechly at linebacker. With a depleted secondary and a shorthanded defensive line, however, the typically stingy BC defense has allowed 27 points per game, including 231 rushing yards per game. On the season, the Eagles are -2 in turnover margin, and are allowing opponents to convert 41% of 3rd down opportunities. In particular, the 2nd half has been unkind to the Eagles, as they have been outscored 35-7 after intermission.
While a few starters will return this week, the Eagles will need to put together a much better effort in all three phases to begin to approach the preseason expectations for this team. Given BC's struggles, the Blue Devils have an excellent opportunity to leave Chestnut Hill with a 1-0 ACC record if they can put together 60 minutes of good football.
QB Sean Renfree should have a big day against the depleted BC secondary
KEYS FOR DUKE
Control the line of scrimmage. Boston College's struggles have mostly been the direct result of losing the battle at the line of scrimmage. With injuries hampering BC's offensive and defensive lines, this will be an excellent opportunity for the Blue Devils to demonstrate their improvement at the line of scrimmage. Duke needs to do a better job protecting Sean Renfree and consistently opening holes for the Duke running backs. If BC is able to consistently get after Renfree, Duke will continue to struggle to score points. The young Duke defensive line was able to unsettle Heisman favorite Andrew Luck for a few series last weekend. They will have to duplicate that effort and bring consistent pressure at QB Chase Rettig, forcing him into poor throws and turnovers.
Establish Juwan Thompson early. Duke is facing a team that is allowing 231 rushing yards per game to opponents so far this season. With Desmond Scott and Josh Snead still sidelined, the powerful sophomore is left to carry the load for the Duke ground game. He's averaging 5.4 yards per carry on the ground, and against a suspect BC defensive line, he should be ready to have a career day for the Blue Devils.
Turn Renfree loose. Duke has moved the ball well at times this year, but has failed to open things up with offensive explosive plays. Establishing Thompson on the ground should open things up for Duke's talented receiving corps, who should be salivating over a depleted BC secondary. BC's linebacker's are the biggest matchup problem for the Duke offense, led by Kuechly and Kevin Pierre-Louis. If BC is forced to use them against the run, the middle of the field should open up for Conner Vernon, Donovan Varner, and Cooper Helfet. If Duke is to win this game, Renfree will have to hook up with one of his receivers for his first passing touchdown of 2011.
As you might expect for two winless teams, the statistics are pretty similar, and pretty ugly. Neither team has had much success making plays to win games. With BC's injuries and offensive struggles, the Blue Devils appear to have more playmakers, and that could be the difference on Saturday.
Duke 3, Boston College 3
Duke already has three fumbles on the young season, while Boston College has thrown three interceptions. QB Chase Rettig can be pressured into poor throws if Duke is able to bring a consistent pass rush. The BC defenders are capable of delivering the hard hits that have forced the Blue Devils to put the ball on the ground. Simply put, the team that wins the turnover battle will be tough to beat Saturday.
Neither defense has been able to get after the quarterback consistently so far this year. What's worse is that both offenses have done a poor job taking care of their own quarterback. Duke has allowed 7 sacks already in 2011, while Boston College has given up 6. Duke's offensive line will need to drastically improve its pass protection, or Sean Renfree will again find himself repeatedly on the ground. With their injuries up front, Duke's defense must take advantage of the Eagles' shaky blocking.
3rd down
Duke 33%, Boston College 31%
Another dismal statistic for both sides. Both sides are converting around one-third of third-down opportunities while allowing opponents to convert over 40%. Luke Kuechly is the difference maker on 3rd down for BC, and Matt Daniels has been that guy for Duke. With two struggling offenses, the team that is able to sustain drives will find itself in good shape in the 4th quarter Saturday.
Explosives comes down to playmakers. Lee Butler made an explosive 77-yard INT return for a TD last week, but it wasn't enough. Duke needs to open up the field on offense and get Vernon, Varner, Helfet, and Thompson into open space. Jamison Crowder and Lee Butler both have the potential to add explosives on special teams. For BC, it all starts with Andre Williams. He has to consistently break tackles and move the chains if the Eagles are to have more success on offense.
Rushing TDs
Duke 4, BC 2
Neither team has had much success putting points on the board, but when they do, it's usually on the ground so far this year. Duke has had three different players score on the ground, and Juwan Thompson will be looking to pick up his first on Saturday. Andre Williams is the primary threat for BC, and expect the Duke defense to key in on him.
Duke 0/4, BC 2/4
With Will Snyderwine questionable, expect Duke to gamble more on 4th down than in the past. The kicking game is a complete question mark for the Blue Devils. BC would like to be more consistent, but they certainly have the edge in this matchup.
Duke 7-52 yards, BC 11-73 yards
Duke continues to play disciplined football, though a few of their penalties have come at inopportune times, especially on offense. This is a statistic that the Blue Devils will have to win if they want to become a winning football program.
Two winless teams with the lowest scoring offenses in the ACC will meet on Saturday, but only one will emerge a winner. The BC offense has looked lost without Montel Harris to hand it off to 30+ times a game. Duke's offense has moved the ball, but failed to score. The historically stingy BC defense has given up yards and points this year, while the Duke defense has performed better than expected, but inconsistently. In the end, Duke has too many offensive weapons for the depleted Eagles' defense, and the Blue Devils' defense should put together another strong showing against a struggling BC offense. Sean Renfree gets back on track and into the end zone in this one, and Juwan Thompson will have a third straight solid game on the ground.
Duke 28, BC 13
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Duke Football travels to Boston College in week 3
July 19, 2011 Patrick Cacchio
Duke travels to Chestnut Hill to take on the BC Eagles in week 3
Are you ready for some more football, Blue Devil Nation? Alright, I'll concede that Mark Watson's Peach Jam coverage has been out of this world this week, and things are really heating up for Duke basketball. So once you've had a chance to read and re-read all of that great coverage, get ready for a little Duke football. Duke football season is fast approaching, and there's nothing you can do to stop it. So get on board! Season tickets and new 3-game ticket packs are on sale now at GoDuke.com, or through the Duke Ticket Office at (919) 681-BLUE.
To preview the 2011 Duke football season, BDN is teaming up with other college football insiders to give an in-depth look at Duke's opponents. We kicked off our series earlier this month with a look at Richmond and Stanford, and continue this week with Duke's ACC opener at Boston College.
Duke fell to the Eagles in 2010 in Durham, 21-15. If it wasn't for a late goal line stand by LB Luke Kuechly and the BC defense, the Blue Devils may have pulled off the upset behind one of their better defensive efforts of the year. What should we expect from the 2011 matchup? We brought in BC insider BCHysteria of BC Interruption to help us preview the 2011 Eagles.
Duke fans got a first-hand look at BC All-American LB Luke Kuechly last fall
BDN: When looking at Boston College, we have to start with their defense. The defense loses senior leader Mark Herzlich this year and returns only 5 starters. We know how good All-American LB Luke Kuechly is, but who else is expected to step up for the Eagles, and what question marks remain heading into August?
There are a few names that you will need to know going into the 2011 season. First of all Kevin Pierre Louis is coming off a fantastic season where he logged in 93 tackles. Mix him in with Kuechly and BC should have a very dynamic linebacking corps this season. Another player that you should look out for is corner back Donnie Fletcher, who led the Eagles in interceptions last year. I expect big things out of him this season. One of the biggest questions for the Eagles has to be their defensive line, which is filled with unknowns. Max Holloway led the team last year in sacks, is returning, along with Kaleb Ramsey, but the rest remains one giant question mark. Who will step up on the line?
BDN: After an inconsistent 2010, there were mixed reports regarding the BC offense coming out of spring practice. With nine starters returning, including the dynamic rushing duo of Montel Harris and Andrew Williams along with a more experienced QB in Chase Rettig, what changes do you expect to see in the offense under new coordinator Kevin Rogers this fall?
Reports have come out that Rogers isn't going to be tweaking the offense that much from the style they played last year. Meaning a pro style passing game, with a few wrinkles here and there, but he's not going to suddenly turn the style into an Option style. During the spring game he did show some different looks like 5 WR sets which we did not see last year. I think what frustrated BC fans last year was a stale, predictable game plan and with Gary Tranquill gone, we hope to see that change this year. Hopefully that means much more success through the air and more points on the board.
BDN: After making two straight ACC championship games in 2007 and 2008, the Eagles seemed to take a small step back the past two years. With a tough road schedule in 2011, what are the expectations for the 2011 season? Which games are the most crucial on the Eagles' schedule?
That is the million dollar question haunting BC fans right now. We have watched the Eagles continue to step backwards (mostly on offense), but with Rogers will this change? BC has a very tough schedule this year starting with two solid out of conference opponents in Northwestern and UCF. Those two games could easily dictate the tempo of the season. Another important stretch for BC will be their October slate which includes Clemson, VT, Maryland and Wake Forest. If BC can take at least two of those, they will be in good shape to at least a bowl. So basically if BC starts off slow, they could easily finish 5-7, but if they turn it around like I hope they will 8-4 might be a possibility.
Duke last traveled to Alumni Stadium in 2006
BDN: Due to the new ACC scheduling, Duke and Boston College have been relative strangers in recent years. Duke last traveled to Chestnut Hill in 2006, and the Eagles have won the last 4 games in the series, though Duke did give the Eagles a scare in Durham last fall. What are your predictions for this year's matchup in Chestnut Hill? What does BC need to do against the Blue Devils to prevent an upset?
Last year was one of the scariest/frustrating games for BC fans. BC basically handed that game to Duke. If BC wants to win this year they are going to need to contain David Cutcliffe, last year Sean Renfree had his way against the Eagles secondary in the 2nd half. BC also has to not be stupid with the ball, Montel Harris' fumbled twice in the red zone. He is a much better running back than he showed in that game, and if he can hold on to the ball I expect BC to control the tempo of the game. I dont need to tell you, but Duke's defense was putried last year, if BC's offense can turn around their equally putrid offense, they should win.
BDN: With a stingy defense and a new-look offense, Boston College will be a tough early season matchup for the Blue Devils. How do you expect teams to try and attack the Eagles' defense this season? What will be the best way to slow Montel Harris and the Eagles' offense?
BC's defensive achilles heel has always been through the air. If you can get the ball in the air, and avoid the pressure you can beat the BC corners. This may change this year with a new look secondary, led by Fletcher, but keep your eye on highly recruited DB Albert Jean Louis. He is a hard hitter, who may keep opposing QB's from looking his way. Montel Harris can be stopped, and many teams found that out last year. Just frustrate Rettig, force him into a few bad decisions, and Spaz will hand the ball off incessantly to Harris. Harris wears down rather easily, and when D's know what's coming, they can load the box up and stuff him. Happened most of last season.
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