The Trojan Marching Band's contributions set a record for the highest number of musicians performing on a single. At the time, the marching band had 112 members.[9] During a game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on October 4, 1980, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Mick Fleetwood presented the Trojan Band with a platinum disc for their contributions on "Tusk".[10] The song was also performed with the Trojan Band during Fleetwood Mac's 1997 concert for the recording of the live album The Dance.[11]
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The Yellow Jackets begin a stretch of eight straight games away from Russ Chandler Stadium, and Tech does not return to its home park until May 6. Following this weekend, the Jackets face Georgia at Turner Field on Tuesday, travel to Athens on Wednesday, and visit Clemson for a three-game ACC series next weekend.
Tech is off to a fast start in conference play with sweeps of Duke, Wake Forest, NC State and Florida State, and series wins over Miami and Maryland. Tech had an ACC-record 25 straight regular season conference win streak snapped on Mar. 25 at Miami, but the Yellow Jackets have won 32 of their last 34 ACC games and have won 13 consecutive ACC weekend series.
Yellow Jacket head coach Danny Hall won his 505th (currently 514-218 in 12 years) game at Georgia Tech on Mar. 27 in Miami, eclipsing the previous school record of 504 wins held by current Miami head coach Jim Morris (504-244-1 record at Georgia Tech from 1982-1993).
For the year, Tech leads the ACC with a .344 team batting average, a .448 on base percentage and an average of 10.8 runs per game. The Yellow Jackets have scored at least nine runs in 28 of 37 games, reaching double figure scoring in 20 games.
The Yellow Jackets won 16 straight ACC games to finish the 2004 season, a new school record, after starting the year 2-5 in conference play. Tech opened the 2005 season with nine straight league wins to extend its win streak in conference play to an ACC-record 25 games.
The Yellow Jackets have won 13 straight ACC series overall, and have won 19 of their last 20 ACC home games. Tech has won seven straight ACC series on the road and is 18-2 in its last 20 ACC road games.
You can find game-by-game stats here at The Jeopardy! Fan of all 14 players, including Matt Amodio, Jonathan Fisher, Amy Schneider, Mattea Roach, and Ryan Long, that have won 10 or more games on Jeopardy!?
The $160 million renovation and expansion of Reynolds Razorback Stadium at the University of Arkansas was completed in 2018 and provides one of the nicest gameday extras in college football. According to the Fayetteville Flyer, Razorback Stadium's upgrades included "expanded north end zone project features four levels, and includes 40 suites, 70 loge boxes, and 1,967 seats, along with an updated Broyles Center that houses offices for coaches and department administrators, a new game-day home locker room for the players, and other amenities."
The Gamecocks' updated digs are jaw-dropping. The players lounge located within the locker room includes TVs and video game areas, a 15-seat movie theater with reclining seats and surround sound, a video arcade room and a sound studio. Also, within the locker room is a barbershop named "Spur-cuts."
There's a clever ode to Memorial Stadium's 'Hill' and 'Rock' in the lobby and a metal slide near the back of the building if you need a quick ride downstairs, mere feet from the program's three national championship trophies. The Tigers also have a basketball court, miniature golf course, a Whiffle ball field, bowling lanes, arcade games and various other outlandish activities for players between classes and practice. Clemson's updated 23,000 square foot weight room is the ACC's best and one of the nicest in the country. Other programs allocating funds to re-facing their programs could take a page from Clemson's book.
In 2018, former Governor Cuomo announced that Lake Placid was selected to host the 2023 World University Games. New York State is proud to be hosting these games and looks forward to showcasing New York and the North Country to an international audience.
I had Game Center disabled before upgrading to 14.0.1. However, Game Center started popping up asking for a sign in every time I opened one game. This seemed to fix it: Go into settings and find Game Center. (Toggle was off) Press the toggle to turn it on. It asked if I wanted to sign in with my Apple ID. I hit cancel. Toggle went back off. No more Game Center notification so far.
Agreed--I hate it. I never use it. It's just an annoying popup every time I open a game. If I get signed out, I can't even open the game without a full screen telling me to sign in. I DO NOT WANT game center, I have NEVER wanted game center, why can't I get rid of it?
I'd like to be able to remove game center from IOS 14 entirely so my son doesn't have a million things to distract himself with during remote class time. Our district wasn't able to supply us with devices. I've blocked everything else. I'm quite angry about it. I purchased the device for my child's education and now it feels like they're putting profits over the wellbeing of kids. Come on Apple. It simply shouldn't be this hard.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - UNLV baseball fought but could not come all the way back, losing 6-5 to New Mexico in the final of a three-game Mountain West Conference series at Isotopes Park on Saturday.
Trailing at one point 6-1, the Rebels scored the last four runs of the game and had the tying run on base in the ninth, but could not come all the way back. The loss dropped UNLV to 18-34 on the year and 7-14 in MWC games, with starter Kevin Skogley (2-5) taking the loss as he gave up all six UNM runs over the first three innings of the game. The Lobos moved to 25-25 overall and 11-10 in league games with Shane Dyer (2-1) earning the win in relief.
UNM jumped on the Rebels early, getting to Skogley for three runs in each of the opening two frames of the game, with Daniel Stovall hitting a two-run home run in the second as part of the rally. Skogley was coming off a 15 strikeout performance in his most recent start, a complete-game win last Sunday against San Diego State.
The Rebels though chipped away at the five-run lead, beginning with an unearned run in the fourth that made it 6-2. Michael Brenly then lead off the fifth and then scored on a ground out by Braden Walker and later in the inning Keith Smith singled in Ryan Kowalski to make it a 6-4 game.
In the seventh Calvin Beamon hit a two-out double and then came around to score on a single by Kowalski, pulling the Rebels to within one at 6-5. That would be as close as UNLV would get though, as the Lobo bullpen retired seven of the next eight Rebel batters. Blake Gailen led off the ninth inning with a single, but UNLV could not get him home to tie the game. 2ff7e9595c
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