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  Posted in the topic City Series looks in the forum Supplements

  August 10, 2014 7:57 PM MDT

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  Firestone coach Dave Milo is reloading with three key players gone from last season team that won the City Series regular season and playoff titles, and went 13 10 overall.

  had Jerome Lane, Kevin Gladney and JaTice Shaw last year who were good seniors, Milo said. and Kevin accounted for a majority of our scoring. This year we have some experienced guys back. JaeQuan Jones at the point got a lot of starting time last year at that position. Evan Kennerly is going to be a three year starter [at forward] for us. Those are two seniors who are leading along with [senior center] Miles Kirk.

  Lewis is a sophomore [forward] who is seasoned. He looks so good. The fifth position in the starting lineup is wide open. I have a bunch of nice kids. I just hope once they get on the floor they get rid of that niceness and get a little mean.

  Kirk, Jones, Kennerly and Lewis will be expected to carry the scoring load.

  is going to be a totally different year for me, Kennerly said. and I was kind of more on the outskirts and didn really play my game. I fell in line with their game. I will have the ball more and so will my teammates. I plan to score more. There will be less outside shooting and more attacking the basket.

  Juniors Davoris Allen and Kyrell Allen will get minutes with senior Andre Simmons.

  plan to be more of a family with more passing, more penetrating and everybody is going to get more touches, Jones said. year, it looked like our identity was two people. This year we will have more options and more threats. Buchtel boys basketball team finished second to Firestone and went 17 7 overall.

  have about eight or nine guys back with experience, Buchtel coach Stephen White said. have a good mix of a little bit of height and we are quick and fast. I think we will be faster and quicker than last year team and we will shoot a lot better. We have better attitudes and I expect really big things from our team.

  Seniors Tre Smith and Ci Johnson Lollar and junior Deric Rucker are returning starters for Buchtel.

  can do really well this year, Johnson Lollar said. main strength is defense. seniors Antonio Hambrick and D Smith should make an impact along with juniors Lashawn Johnson, Jarod Puryear, Talon Sims and Eric Rucker.

  are going to be a defensive team with way better chemistry, Smith said. are going to work harder to get everybody involved in the game and get hyped. could rise with senior leaders Jake Fisher, Dionte Williams and Jake Williams.

  league is even and wide open, McGill said. are young and still working. We have a lot of work to do. We have a lot of potential, but Imani Scott, Brooke Morgan, Mishae Roper and Brea Forney graduated from last year team. Sims, Ashley Ingram, Ashley Phillips and Destiny Turner are set to join Carter.

  is stressful losing the players we lost to graduation, Carter said. know I need to step up and do what I have been doing since freshman year. coach Yontami Jones will rely on Brittany Gochenour and Breanna Hill to lead.

  Other top girls to watch are: Tia Balknight and Sabria Meadows of North, Morgan Felder and Khaila Gregory of East, Shyna Smith and Anila Wallace of Garfield, Kendra Love and Dynasti Smith Malone of Ellet, and Tionne El Amin and Paetyn McGuire of Buchtel.

  Groves leads East to win

  Springfield coach Kevin Vaughn had fun watching Stow senior Brian Groves run around on offense, but he also enjoyed watching his East Team defense succeed in a 21 13 victory Thursday morning in the Thanks4Giving All Star Football Game. Aguilar was a really good playmaker and one of ours from Springfield, Larry Boso, I thought did a great job too, Vaughn said. Bryan DiCillo kid from Walsh who is going to Ohio U, did an outstanding job. Keith Jarvis from Green, his uncle is on the coaching staff with me at Springfield and was here today. That was pretty cool. was also very familiar with the Ellet players Jake Fisher, Hussain Hamdan, Dakota King and Matt Geer on the East Team.

  grew up and played for Jake Fisher dad [Mark] in high school in basketball and baseball at Ellet, so we have a relationship, Vaughn said. also played for Matt Geer father, Brian Geer, in football on coach Joe Yost staff. I have been watching these kids since they were young. This was just a very special day to bring everyone together. Maurice Dorrell and Nordonia Desmond Filey stood out defensively for East.

  liked our defense and I also liked our offensive line, Vaughn said. had a huge offensive line with Tallmadge Joe Lowery, who is going to Ohio U, and we had Alex Conley and John Conner from Walsh. I think Stow represented very well with their kids. They were not all big and strong type of kids, but they played with a lot of heart. had seven players in the game with Groves, Matt Beech, Jake Flinn, Zaire Lewis, Jonte Pooler, Joe Kollar and Christian Schmidt.

  Fun being an all star

  Buchtel senior Chris Davis woke up Thursday and realized he had one more chance to showcase his speed to colleges in the Thanks4Giving All Star Football Wholesale Jerseys Game.

  was so excited to play, Davis said. actually woke up at 5 in the morning. I couldn sleep. I was sitting in my bed and thinking about how this was my last high school game. Playing [on the West Team] with different players from Cuyahoga Falls, Barberton, Revere, Firestone, North, Hoban and Copley was just a great experience.

  Davis is a quarterback by trade, but some colleges are looking at him as a wide receiver. He caught two touchdown passes in Thursday game from Copley senior John Kromalic.

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  Posted in the topic 10 days after deadly in the forum Supplements

  August 10, 2014 7:57 PM MDT

   

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  Sawtooth Lake: Spectacular views, family friendly hikingGreen gratin: Grated dish as easy as finding chard, spinachJams increasingly strutting their savory sideMelons are summer on a plateIn the days after an avalanche careened down Mount Jumbo, burying three people, Casey Greene read a book by Bruce Tremper, director of Utah's Avalanche Center.

  The more I know about avalanches, Tremper wrote, the less I know.

  Just days before, in the late afternoon of Feb. 28., his fiance watched in horror as an avalanche split off Authentic Brandon Thomas Jersey the top of Mount Jumbo and carved a path down the mountain directly to the house where Greene lived with Erin Scoles and her two children.

  Eight year old Phoenix Scoles Coburn was buried by the blast. Ten year old Coral was hit, too, but quickly freed herself.

  Greene ran for his avalanche probe and shovel, and began searching for the boy, a Rattlesnake School third grader.

  Hundreds of volunteers and first responders were soon on the scene, digging in the snow. It took almost an hour to find Phoenix, who suffered lacerations to his spleen but was miraculously alive because of an air pocket in the snow and debris.

  Ten days later, Greene now knows how much we don't know about avalanches. Who would have imagined an avalanche hitting a residential neighborhood inside the Missoula city limits?

  Now we all know. It can happen.

  On Sunday, Greene, his fiance and her children paused to reflect on the avalanche and an unbelievable week that included Phoenix's release from St. Patrick Hospital, a whirlwind trip to New York City for a "Today" show appearance and the loss of their home, which was badly damaged by the disaster.

  Most of all, they said, they want to return to normal.

  It was as simple, and as unexpected, as this: Phoenix and Coral were playing outside on a Friday afternoon when school had been canceled because of a blizzard.

  There wasn't really any warning, Coral remembered. She heard a roar. Phoenix turned to see trees farther up the hill shaking back and forth. And then they were trapped in the snow.

  Mother Erin Scoles was watching the children from a bedroom window of their lower Rattlesnake rental home.

  Coral was buried by several inches of snow, covering everything except her face. She was able to push and dig her way out quickly. But Phoenix was gone, buried beneath several feet of snow and debris.

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  "I didn't know what was going on," Phoenix said Sunday. "I kept yelling, 'Where am I?' 'What's going on?' "

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  Posted in the topic Titans owner Adams in the forum Supplements

  August 10, 2014 7:56 PM MDT

   

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  "Bud" Adams died Monday morning of Authentic Jimmie Ward Jersey natural causes in his Houston home, the team announced. He was 90.

  Adams co founded the AFL and owned the Houston Oilers since their debut in the league in 1960, through their move to Memphis in 1997 and then Nashville, where they became the Tennessee Titans.

  The Oilers were the first football team to play indoors at the Houston Astrodome. They played there until their controversial move to Tennessee. The Titans reached the Super Bowl in the 1999 season.

  He accumulated more wins than any other current NFL owner with 409. The 400th occurred against the Houston Texans in the 2011 regular season finale.

  "We are sad to hear about the www.49ersofficialnflauthentic.com/authentic-carlos-hyde-jersey.html passing of Titans owner Bud Adams," Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder said in a statement. "I will never forget when I first bought the Redskins how gracious he was and the passion that he had for pro football. It was wonderful to be one of his friends."

  Adams also owned the Houston Mavericks of the ABA from 1967 69 and the Nashville Kats of the Arena League from 2001 07.

  "Bud Adams played a pivotal role in the growth of pro football as a pioneer and innovator," commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. "As a founding owner of the American Football League that began play in 1960, Bud saw the potential of pro football Authentic Carlos Hyde Jersey and brought the game to new cities and new heights of popularity, first in Houston and then in Nashville. He was an brilliant entrepreneur with a terrific sense of humor that helped lighten many a tense meeting. His commitment to the best interests of the game and league was unwavering, and his personal along with the team's impact in community relations and philanthropy set a standard for the NFL. Bud was truly a gift to the NFL. We extend our deepest sympathy to his daughters Susan and Amy, and the entire family."

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  Posted in the topic end skid at Tennessee in the forum Supplements

  August 10, 2014 7:56 PM MDT

   

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  By KRISTIE RIEKENHOUSTON (AP) The Houston Texans have one last chance to end their skid and avoid tying the worst record in franchise history when they travel to Tennessee for the season finale Sunday.Houston fans might be hoping for a season ending 14 game slide, since another loss would clinch the No. 1 overall pick in April NFL draft.The already banged up Texans will be in even worse shape against the Titans because of several new injuries. Top cornerback Johnathan Joseph is out with a toe injury and running back Dennis Johnson is questionable with a hip injury.There also uncertainty at quarterback with interim coach Wade Phillips saying Monday that he isn sure if Case Keenum will return this week after sitting out against the Broncos with a thumb injury. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Authentic Austin Seferian-Jenkins Jersey Service. www.officialbuccaneersnflauthentic.com/authentic-akeem-spence-jersey.html

   

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  Posted in the topic the troops for me in the forum Supplements

  August 10, 2014 7:56 PM MDT

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  The millions of Americans who regularly watch nationally televised NBA games are, by now, familiar with the Cares commercials that run quite frequently during the season. The series of promos is meant to illustrate the league commitment to serving the community in a variety of ways. One particularly touchingexampleinvolves a collaboration between the NBA, the V Foundation and St. Jude Children Research Hospital; in the spot, several prominent players are shown visiting children stricken with cancer, many of whom look genuinely thrilled to be meeting their heroes. The league deserves credit for encouraging its players to put their fame to good use by bringing some badly needed joy to these children lives.Not all of the Cares promos are about serving the least fortunate members of our society, though. The league is determined to show its commitment to both ends of the spectrum of power. In onespot, NBA stars can be seen, not playing board games with children devastated by cancer, but, instead, touting the greatness and indispensability of the most powerful institution in the world, the United States military. military are willing to him and his country ( so thankful that they are able to do that for me, to make this a safer place for me to live Roy Hibbert, starting center for the Indiana Pacers, sees Pierce gratitude and raises him in a big way, making the latter sentiments seem woefully weak by comparison:They protecting our country, they protecting the world, and, you know, obviously we wouldn have freedom without them.This is just an extraordinary sentence. It contains three distinct, factual claims. While the first two are highly debatable, let us suspend consideration of them in order to focus on the third, which is actually an outright falsehood. military, but that this is so.Freedom has become one of those politically charged terms that means whatever people need it to mean. military. It simply a non sequitur. The most Americans think of when they hear the term are enshrined in constitutional and statutory law. military. government tomorrowand, as his first order of business, disbanded the entire military, Americans would not suddenly vanish.Other than military promotion, there is no other conceivable context in which an athlete, officially representing a major professional sports league, would go on television and say something that is so bizarre, explicitly political and manifestly untrue. Whether Roy Hibbert was simply reading something that was handed to him, or expressing his own sentiments, is immaterial. What is problematic, in any case, is that this peculiar, nonexistent connection between and the military continues to be perpetuated as an uncontroversial truism, and is met with virtually no resistance, at least within the confines of the mainstream.The corollary to the claim that our freedom exists only at the pleasure of the military, of course, is that the same military can revoke said freedom if it so desires. Indeed, as Hibbert so bluntly put it, we wouldn have freedom without them. This widely held belief, that our freedom is bestowed on us by soldiers, has obvious implications for how the public views the military. One such implication of the ubiquity of this myth is that people will feel they owe boundless gratitude to the military as an institution and all the men and women who serve in it.Often, the spectacle of public gratitude to the troops reaches comically absurd proportions. During the 2013 World Series, Bank of America, that beacon of patriotism and benevolence, sponsored an initiative called Your Thanks. For each photo, message or video submitted that expressed thanks to the military, the bank donated $1 to nonprofits that support service members, veterans and their families. Your Thanks received considerable on air attention during the World Series itself. Before Game 1 at Fenway Park, Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski threw out the ceremonialfirst pitch. He was joined on the mound by three veterans, all of whom are Medal of Honor recipients. right now where they supporting our troops and things of that nature. So it very different times. undercurrent of all this is that and for the military and those who serve in it is intrinsically apolitical. It just something that all decent Americans understand and respect. This approach serves a very important purpose, which is to further blur the lines between patriotism and support for the military. Americans of conscience who do not the troops, particularly those who volunteer to fight in wars of aggression, are not allowed a seat at the table in this paradigm. Their existence is not even acknowledged, in fact. These are different times, in the words of Yastrzemski, and our society has progressed to the point where such shrill voices are no longer relevant.Supporting the military, though, and expressing gratitude for what the military is actually doing around the world, are nothing if not explicitly political sentiments. To suggest otherwise is fundamentally dishonest. It reduces sincere dissent on these matters of such tremendous consequence to our culture and our politics to nothingness. troops. troops. After all, who wouldn It is difficult to fathom a quicker path to self marginalization than to decline participation in such a feverish expression of flag waving and gratitude.The combination of unanimous, entirely uncritical appreciation for the military, and the irrational belief that we owe gratitude to the troops for virtually everything we cherish in life, up to and including freedom itself, is very dangerous for our intellectual culture. It stifles any potential for rational, coherent discussion on these matters. It makes us, free citizens of a constitutional society, meek and excessively obeisant. One suchtweetthanked the troops for allowing us to free. This is, of www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-aaron-murray-jersey.html course, preposterous, but it is hardly a fringe belief. It reflects many decades of highly effective propaganda that has convinced generations of people that there is virtually nothing for which we should not thank the troops.The NFL, with a culture that mirrors that of the military in many ways, is always more than willing to provide a massive platform for hyper nationalistic promotion of the armed forces. Indeed, the league proudlystatesthat the military is www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-zach-fulton-jersey.html part of the fabric of the NFL. year, for Veterans Day, that came in the form of aninitiativecalled to Service, which is all about appreciation. donned camouflage gear and helmet decals honoring the armed forces. core message of the NFL initiative is clearly articulated by Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin in a recentpromospot. Irvin opens by explaining that, sometimes, we must set aside the petty business of breaking down football games, and take a moment to the people that inspire all of us. (As is very common in pronouncements of appreciation for the military, of us are automatically consigned to agreement.) Furthermore, the ability to away from our world, and whatever going on in our world and talk about football called freedom, in the unusual mind of Michael Irvin, and freedom is not free. Whom are we to thank for this? As it turns out, it the troops! Indeed, they are the ones who it possible for Irvin and his colleagues to go on television and discuss football. Again, there is seemingly no limit to the scope of human activity that many of us sincerely believe would not be possible were it not for the military selflessness.