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Donald Mass communications department remembers unique teaching styles, impact of t-wo retired professors

C AITLI N G ROVE "Riley has just always been Riley. He's been a won­ Alestle Reporter derful colleague and has brought a certain spirit to the department," H icks said. "During rough times, he Long-term mass communications professors Ralph brought a certain joviality, I would say, that made us re­ Donald and Riley Maynard both leave lasting legacies alize we're all in this together." on not only the department itself, but fellow faculty Hicks said Maynard and Donald worked hard to members and students as well. contribute to the family atmosphere within the depart­ According to Mass Communications Department ment. Chairman Gary Hicks, there is now a void in the de­ "They succeeded, along with other members partment. of the faculty, in creating what I "Both brought tremendous talent and tremendous consider an extraordinar- abilities in many different ways," Hicks said. "The lega­ ily collegial group that cies that they have left are different but equally impor­ we have here, which is tant." not what you typi­ Maynard had an extensive background in TV and cally find in every radio production before he began his teaching career, academic depart­ having worked in six radio stations, five TV stations ment," Hicks said. and five TV networks. "We get along re­ Hicks said no student who has gone through the ally well, we gener­ mass communications department will ever forget May­ ally like each other nard and what he taught them. and that just "Some students loved him, some students hated doesn't happen." him, but I think everyone learned from him," Hicks Hicks said look­ said. "Students come back and they always ask about ing back, he will Riley and always give him credit for helping them sur­ have many fond vive the real world. Whenever I'd have a student come memories of both make a complaint, I'd say 'You may not like his style, Donald and May­ but you'll learn.' He was instrumental in the early days nard. of building our broadcast TV, radio program and he'll "With Riley, be sorely missed." stories of his teach­ Donald served as chairman of the mass communi­ ing methodology cations department from 1997 to 2003 and taught are what I'll most broadcast, film and journalism at the college level for remember. I more than 37 years. worked in a news­ According to Hicks, Donald was brought in specif­ room, too, before ically as chairman in order to get the department ac­ coming here and credited. some of the stories I "That was no small feat. You have to make sure heard of how he got that your curriculum is in order and that student services are message across to stu­ there; there are so many different aspects to getting a dents would sometimes program accredited," Hicks said. "The benefits to the send me over in laughter," students coming through an accredited program are so Hicks said. "I'll renv:mber Dr. great that the faculty gave him our total support. He Donald being extraordinarily helpful will be thought of as the person who really put us on to me when I was a young professor the map in terms of national prominence and getting us here. He gave me a lot of good advice recognized." on how to succeed." Hicks said both men brought significant experience Hicks said Maynard and Donald had in the media field. Maynard's experience was more in great influence over the hiring process. the TV area, while Donald brought more of the admin­ "Those are the things we have all istrative aspect. learned lessons from," Hicks said. "Those of "We, the current faculty, future faculties, students us that have ' since taken on administrative and alums, owe a great deal to Dr. Donald for his work rolls understand the same importance of who on getting us accredited," Hicks said, "just as they owe we bring to faculty." a great deal to Dr. Maynard in terms of what he did to With the departure of two professors from establish a strong broadcast component to our curricu­ the same academic· focus in the same department, lum [ and) for bringing his extraordinary, unique way of the remaining faculty members were left to find teaching that really did prepare students for successful someone to fill those spots. careers." According to Hicks, mass communications has two Mass communications professor Cory Byers said he new faculty members joining the department this fall. had great experiences working with both Maynard and "Obviously while there is no replacing such great Donald. people, these are very exciting hires," Hicks said. "They are both very easy to talk to," Byers said. "Whenever you hire a replacement for somebody, espe­ "Their offices were always open. If I had questions, cially in a university and in a discipline that's as quickly both always had answers because they had been here so evolving as we are, you always have to look to see if you long they knew the processes for everything. And if need to hire someone of that exact profile or someone they didn't know the answer, they knew who to talk to a little different. For both of these positions, we have who would have it. They had really great institutional gone for something a little bit different; more involved knowledge of SIUE and the department of mass com­ in convergent media, social media and people who are munications." really well grounded in what the future demands will Hicks joined the department just one year after be." Donald took over as chairman, and said the hiring Hicks said one of the two new hires is Donald's re­ process and working with him was a good experience. placement and the other is a replacement in a search the "As a junior faculty member, he was not only help­ department started a few years ago and recently com­ ful in figuring out my way around an academic depart­ pleted. One of these new professors specializes in TV ment but also very receptive to my ideas," Hicks said. and broadcast, while the other is much more involved "He was a pleasure ~o work under and along side of." According to Hicks, Maynard had been the glue that held the department together, in a sense. 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PROFESSORS I from pg.2 taught here before and they are excellent,'.' . To Hicks, these two men leave a lasnng im- in multimedia, design and multiplatform delivery. pression on the department. . As for Maynard's position, the departm~n_t 1s "It obviously wont be . the same V:'1tho_ut SIU them. I will miss the comradery, and I will miss planning to begin the search to fill his pos1t10n next school vear. their guidance," Hicks said. "They represented a "While we have not filled Dr. Maynard's po­ great deal of institutional memory here." Byers said Maynard and Donald have taught ·NtICl sition these two come in at an excellent time in . - mass communications alumni well. the hi;tory of this department," ,Hicks sa_id. "They 6-10-14 South University Drive at South are fulfilling the needs as we re 11:ovmg away "When we have alumni events, alum will Circle Drive for a 911 transfer from these very distinct sequences mto a much come up and talk about them," Byers s~id. "f:ven call of a disturbance in progress. if they didn't agree with what they said or liked An officer responded to th~ P_ost more converged curriculum." Office in Rendleman Building An officer located the subjects Donald was also internship coordinator for their grading while in school, th~y understand who were having a child custody now since they've been out workmg for years. regarding a possible suspicious the department. Hicks will be taking ove_r ~~is letter. dispute. The child was left in the during the summer and come fall, respons1b1hty They say, 'Oh, they really k_new what they we~e custody of his father. talking about. They really k111d of told us ho:,v 1t will shift to Bvers. An officer issued a citation to Accordin,; to Hicks, the department is doing would be and it actually is even though we m1gl_1t 6-16-14 0 not have wanted to listen when we were m Miranda V Cook for disobeying what needs to be done in terms of hiring and cur­ a traffic control device. The of­ riculum development. school.' I think that's a really good legacy for An officer issued a citation to both of them." fense occurred on North Circle Francis Bennett for expired reg­ "There are so many classes that suddenly I Drive at Peck Service Road. had to find somebody to fill. Fortunately, we ~ave istration. The offense occurred two people who are coming in who can fit mto on North University Drive at 6-11-14 East University Drive. those," Hicks said. "There are a couple of classes Caitlin Grove can be reached at I've had to bring in lecturers for, people who have [email protected] or 650-3527. An officer responded to Lot E Student Fitness Center Director regarding a traffic accident be­ called about a softball team tween three vehicles. No injuries using the intermural field and or road blockage were reported. appeared to be damaging it.

6-12-14 An officer issued citations to PUT YOUR SKILLS TO USE Eathan Campagna for expired A SIUE painter came to the registration and no insurance. SIDE Police Department and The offense occurred on East turned in information about an University Drive at North Uni­ accident that occurred in Lot A versity Drive. that morning. The witness that ap p ly to op y dit gave the officer the information e f 6-17-14 remained anonymous. An officer issued a citation to Officers responded to a report of Jennifer Caughey for speeding reckless driver southbound on 70 mph in 45 mph speed zone. fo~r the alest le 1 University Drive at South Circle The offense occurred on Tew Drive. The vehicle was not lo­ cated.· Poag Road at Bohm School Road.

PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT THE ALESTLE OFFICE During a routine traffic stop, ~e­ 6-18-14 MORRIS UNIVERSITY CENTE~. ROOM 2022 lcsha C. Smith ·was arrested for driving while suspended and_ is­ A fire al.um .it E, ergrccn H.111 sued a citat10n tor dnvmg \\ 1th­ \\ JS set ot1 .rnd I lousing\\'.\~ no­ ------out headli.,hts S, 11tl~ W,ls tified. The EdwJrdsnlk hre De­ transported ~o the SIUE ~olice partment wa~ dispatched ~~d a Department and fingerprmted, building engmccr was not1hed. photographed an~ processed. Officer~ fou~1d the panel shcm·ed Dyaesha G. Redd1~g was also a fire trouble onlv and the fire arrested for an active warrant department \\ Js · notified, but our of Collinsville Police De­ continued to the scene to make nCLdaj. d -v partment for obstructing police. i sure the building was secure. _.--• ,. but to a J • Redding was transported to the The building engineer reported SIUE Police Department to be there was a short circuit in the fingerprinted, photographed system that caused the alarm. and processed. Smith was re­ No fire, smoke or damage were our news._ leased with a notice to appear. t reported, and the alarm was toge Y _ - ~- Redding was picked up by reset without incident. - .. ~- Collinsville Police Department after she was unable to post Officers responded to 422 bond. Cougar Village regarding a fe­ male reporting that she had been 6-13-14 battered. Officers spoke with both subjects and determined An officer issued a citation to that it was a mutual dispute. No Christopher Edwards for speed­ arrests were made. ing 72 mph in a 45 mph speed z;one. The offense occurred on 6-19-14 s... I ~- New P<>ag Road at North Uni­ . .--- _ .-- I ~- versity Drive. An officer responded to 404 ta ,,,. 1- lll.llrl ~ 1 !1l!llli Cougar Village regarding a fe...... ~-­ An officer issued a citation to 1 ·• . male subject advising her ex­ Al · Kevin I

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Brittany Cox Office Secretary Summer students have a hard time distinguishing First, it was the parking lots. Next, it was the H owever, ogling female college students to stop it. In other words, you feel powerless. D ebb e Roberts sidewalks. Now, srudents receive an email stating who pass by is not in their job description. This When you wallc past one or two workers, it's Office Manager many of the roads on campus will be dosed due is an issue women face on a daily basis and one not as bad when they stare. It's uncomfortable, to extensive construction. that hardly gets the attention it deserves. Many but is a bit more bearable. When it's a herd of Tam my M errett-M urry Having to haul yourself to school to take don't feel the magnitude of it unless it has actually them, stopping what they are doing and staring Alestle Program Director summer classes is hard enough, but now students happened to them. As a young woman who like vultures, it becomes a problem. face the agony of dealing with construction. experiences mis when walking across SIUE's It's one thing to have to deal with the Letters to the Editor Po ley: While the construction is campus, I can tell you it is not something mat construction itself. You have to park at parking The editors, staff a nd annoying in and of itself, there's should be taken lightly. lots in a far away land and take inconvenient publishers of the Alestle also the problem of construction Every day as I start to walk to class, I see the sidewalks to get to me Morris University Center believe in the free exchange of id eas, concerns and workers. construction workers who I know rll have to pass since the practical ones are blocked off. But it opinions and will publish as and am in1mediately uneasy because I know becomes anomer thing entirely when you mrow many letters as possible. Caitlin Grove exactly what is going to happen. these workers into the mix. Letters may be su bmitted at Alestle Reporter Women shouldn't have to feel uncomfortable Even though the stares of construction the Alestle office located in the Morris University Center, wearing shorts and tank tops walking around workers may not seem to pose an immediate Room 2022 or via e-mail at campus in the summer, but with these kinds of mreat, mis is in fact an issue that is making some [email protected]. I understand this is how these men make a behaviors occurring, many may end up feeling students uncomfortable when walking aCI'0.5S their All hard copy letters should be living. They arc being paid to work for the violated. Many men fail to comprehend this, but own campus and needs to be addressed, period. typed a nd double-spaced. Letters should be no longer university, and discreetly staring is OK from time to be gawked at by a complete stranger is an than 500 word s. lnc luae to time. Everyone is guilty of tl1at at some point utterly intrusive experience. Once you catch them phone number, signature, Caitlin Grove c on be reached at class ran k a nd major. or another. staring, you feel as if there is nothing you can do cgro [email protected] or 650-3527. We reserve the right to edit letters for grammar and • content. Care will be taken to ensure that the letter's op· ;c facts message is not lost or altered. n Letters to the editor will not be printed anonymously except under extreme c ircumstances. Media outlets ·have responsibility to their audience We reserve the right to reject letters. I will stand as a feminist and a sane human column that upset me, including his nonsensical publish strong opinions supported with About the A este: being and say the recent column written by the rant on rape victims and tl1e supposed privileges infonnation that has been nuthfully proven. One copy of the Alestle Is free. former contributor of St. Louis Post-Dispatch they receive, what I am most irritated about is the Newspapers hold a lot of power, and in some Additional cop ies George Will has upset enough people that he lack of responsibility by a news publication. cases, such power is misused. Will used his cost :;;l each. deserved to lose his syndicated column over tl1e The process an editorial piece goes mrough column to say rape victims earn "privileges" from The Alestle is a member of the controversial piece. . is just as tedious as that of a news article, so for their "victinmood," and that has earned him a lot Illinois College Press Association, the Associated Containing misinterpreted outside sourcing, the staff at the Post-Dispatch to not make a fuss of angry readers. Collegiate Press, Student Press bizarre claims that rape victims earn more about tl1e amount of absurdity that this ignorantly There are instances in which newspapers and Law Center, College Newspaper, Business & privileges after they've reported the crime written column consisted of reflects badly on mis online news sources err and this happened with Advertising Managers. committed against them and tl10roughly · newspaper. It's a shame that mis sort of nonsense Will's contentious column. Some sources The name Alestle is an criticizing women, Will's column is can slip through the hands of tl1e editors and be continue mis behavior constant!)~ but the Post­ acronym derived from the chock-full of sexist remarks and published for all to see. Dispatch took action and will no longer nm Will's names of the three c ampus locations of Southern Illinois pointless assertions. Luckily, there are educated people out there syndicated column. University Edwardsville: Alton, in the world who were quick to call Will out on The Post-Dispatch posted a note to its East St. Louis and Edwardsville. his ridiculous notions. But there are also people readers stating that Will's dismissal "has been Hailey Huffines who have read and will read mis article, since it under consideration for several montl1S," but it The Alestle is published on Aleslte Managing Thursdays in print and on remains viewable on various websites, and will took an article of this nature for the newspaper to Tuesdays online during the fall Editor obtain a skewed perspective of sometl1ing as let him go. The editor went on to say the "column and spring semesters. A print edition is available prevalent as sexual assault on college campuses. was offensive and inaccurate; we apologize for Wednesdays during summer As responsible readers of the news, it is publishing it," which gives a little relief that there semesters. As a member of the editorial board at the important to educate ourselves on the facts and was room for apology. For more information, Alestle, I find it shameful that this piece was ever statistics of an issue before blindly believing a While the Post-Dispatch addressed the issue call 6 l B-650-3528. considered for publication. Controversial column. However, it is also the responsibility of directly and has already found a replacement For advertising, email [email protected] . editorials are always a risk to publish, but the St. any news resource to educate its readers on facts. columnist, I hope they don't make the same Louis Post-Dispatch was reckless in its decision There is a distinct difference between fact and mistake twice. to publish such an inaccurate and extreme the hunk of falsities that Will, and many others, Have a comm ent? column. spew. An opinion is an opinion, but a strong Hailey Huffines con be reached at Let us know! 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use of pop, folk and classical el­ to. First Aid Kit hits a homerun HAILEY HUFFINES ements. this time around with "Stay Alestle Managing Editor Comparable to the classic Gold" and their first single, "My Swedish sisters Johanna rock of Fleetwood Mac and Silver Lining," is also the song and Klara Soderberg charm the containing the richness of coun­ that kick starts the album. FIRST AID KIT pants off listeners with their try folk eclecticism of Neil With the success of their newly released album "Stay Young, these sisters are a breath sophomore album behind them, QUICK FACTS Gold," a folk:y, indie collection of fresh air in an industry full of I have to say that this album of woodsy songs for the music auto-tuned voices and com­ may really put First Aid Kit on aficionado. puter-generated beats. the map. Alongside their Going by the name First Sweden never fails to pro­ power-packed vocals, these sis­ Aid Kit, the Soderberg sisters duce chart-topping musicians ters produce music videos that hail from Enskede and have such as Robyn, Avicii, Lykke Li, will place you in a fantastical been performing together since ABBA and, ironically, Swedish world beyond your wildest 2007. First Aid Kit released its House Mafia. With a rise of imagination. first album in January 2010, Swedish pop stars and progres­ Nothing is more heart and "Stay Gold" is its third sive house DJs stepping into the wrenching than the wail of a album since. American music scene, First Aid guitar and songs like "Cedar Now a recognized name in Kit steps away from the main­ Lane" will definitely strum at the music industry, First Aid Kit stream, money-making music your heartstrings with the entices whimsical music lovers and blends melodies with power of the guitar playing. with powerful harmonies and golden vocals. Overall, the lyrical magic meaningful lyricism. It's hard to say anything is these sisters create is beyond ex­ "Stay Gold" contains coun­ original anymore, especially in traordinary. Commonplace life try-folk songs of such a charm­ the music industry, but I can and universal emotions are ing magnitude it's hard not to fully support this statement packed with such poetry in each dance fancifully around your when talking about First Aid song that any ·listener4 could living space as if you were tip­ Kit. While these sisters do share possibly pull something from Video still from First Aid Kit's "My Silver Lining" music video toeing through an open field. similarities with classic rock and the harmonies these sisters have The album shares masterfully contemporary folk, they take fashioned. composed pieces with heady vo­ those similarities and create new BAND MEMBERS: Johanna and Klara cals and a sound reminiscent to sounds from them. Soderberg the 1970s. The overall sound Nothing is more enriching ***** may come off as country to the than listening to music that Hailey Huffines can be reached at average listener, but a closer ex­ sounds fresh in comparison to [email protected] or (;5(].. everything you've been listening DESCRIPTION: Masterfully composed amination will reveal a broader 3525. pieces with heady vocals and a sound reminiscent to the 1970s. The overall sound may come off as country to the average lis­ tener, but a closer exami­ nation will reveal a broader use of pop, folk and classi­ cal elements.

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2014 Women's Soccer Roster

Goalkeepers: Jennifer Pelley, junior; Juli Rossi, freshman Defenders: Kelsey Pruett, freshman; Kassidy Rawdon, sophomore; Jenna Springer, sophomore; Jorie Clawson, sophomore; Samantha Jones, senior; Rachael Brots, freshman; Cory Levels, sophomore; Brianna Schmitt, senior Midfielders: Emily Grahl, freshman; Michelle Auer, senior; Cassidy Sherman, junior; Marissa Delgado, junior; Taylor Berutti, junior; Sydney Moore, freshman; Mariah Vollmer, Junior goalkeeper Jennifer Pelley boots the ball off a goal kick in a game last season. This season, Head coach Derek Burton said he expects Pelley to be a freshman; Alexandra Johnson, leader on the Cougars, as they aim for an Ohio Valley Conference championship. I Alestle File Photo sophomore; Caitlyn Obrock, sophomore; Lindsey Fencel, freshman Fowards: Ashlyn Walter, freshman; Katye Skrivan, Women's soccer aims for championship in 2014 sophomore; Kayla Delgado. sophomore; Caroline Hoefert, CAITLIN GROVE That's number one, because from this season, which is Burton said he fceb freshman Alestle Reporter without that, it will make basically a championship win." confident in the team's ability everything more difficult." Burton said part of the to win this season due to the The women's soccer team Burton said this will be reason the incoming class will strong leadership he expects to 2014 Schedule will begin its season on somewhat of a challenge be so big is because the team see. Thursday, Aug. 14, and August 14 because the team has 11 new had seven seniors leave. "We have a handful of very expectations are already high. players joining the team who "All of our s·eniors leave a strong leaders that are very SIUE at Loyola, l p.m. Head coach Derek Burton August 16 will be experiencing their first pretty lasting imprint on our good and very capable on our said the team has many goals season of Division I athletics. program because they all played team. Jones will be one of our SIUE at Western Illinois, 4 p.m. for the upcoming season, and Of the 11 players, two of those a lot. For the most part, they two seniors we will have this August22 he expects the players to work will be transfers, who Burton were all starters on a regular year. She's developed into a UIC at SIUE, 7 p.m. towards all of them. said should have an easier basis for four years, so they will really strong and effective leader August29 "Our expectations are really transition as opposed to the all be missed. Their for our team moving forward," SIUE at IUPUI, 6 p.m. kind of baseline in terms of the freshmen. personalities and what they Burton said. "Pelley, who's our August31 way we expect players to come starting goalkeeper, has also in fit and at the peak of their emerged as a really strong SIUE at Purdue, 12 p .m. conditioning, be ready to work Septemberl leader. Those two mostly carry and give the effort needed," a lot of the leadership weight UMKC at SIUE, l p.m. Burton said. "We have the talent ' ' ~We bave a handful of very strong responsibilities for our team." September 12 to be able to do really well and leaders that are very good and Jones said she is expecting Drake at SIUE, 7 p.m. challenge for a regular season a lot of determination, focus September 14 title in the OVC [Ohio Valley capable on our team. and more wins this coming SIUE at N. Illinois, 1 p.m. Conference]. The expectations season. September 19 are to do everything in our "I want us as a team to get power to reach those goals." Derek Burton ND State at SIUE, 7 p.m. Womens' soc c er Head Coach to the tournament, get to the Junior goalkeeper Jennifer championship game," Jones September 21 Pelley said the team's main goal SIUE at Missou ri State, l p .m. said. "It'd also be great to get is to be conference champions. revenge on UT Martin September 28 "Last year, we had a really "We're going to be pretty brought to our program for [University of Tennessee at E. llllnols at SIUE, l p.m. good nonconference play and young. We have 11 new players four years will be missed," Martin], and beat them in the October3 when we got to the conference, joining us out of 24, so almost Burton said. "That being said, championship game." Murray State at SIUE, 7 p.m. we didn't play as well as we half of our team will be new," we have good talented players Burton said the players and normally did," Pelley said. "I Octobers Burton said. "I do expect there coming in. They just lack the coaching staff are excited and feel like that's somewhere we to be some growth happening experience of all of those ready for the upcoming season. UT Martin a t SIUE, l p.m. can improve. I also believe that October 10 but with the right work and upperclassmen." "All of our players are really we can be the second team in mentality, rather than taking a According to Burton, there driven. They are very positive SIUE at Belmont, 5 p .m . the school's history to make it season to grow into as good a are three segments to the season because they see and they can October 12 to a NCAA tournament in team as we can be, we'd like it that each have separate. feel what our -potential is," Austin Peay at SIUE, l p.m. Division I." to be within the year." The first segment is regular Burton said. "Our coaching October 17 Burton said there are a few Senior defender Samantha season nonconference games, staff is equally excited to be SIUE at Morehead State, 6 p.m. ways the team can improve next Jones said she is a little nervous which Burton said is important. headed into a season where October 19 season. about the number of new But the next segment, which is there is so much potential fo r "We'd like to see a freshmen coming into the the most important part, is success, and we are doing SIUE at E. Kentucky, 12 p.m. consistency from our athletes, October24 program. being prepared to win in the everything we can to reach that day in and day out, and how "It's going to be difficult conference schedule. Burton potential. We're looking SIUE at· Jal'<. State, 7 p .m. they approach training and the October26 getting them all on the same said following this, the post forward to getting started." process it takes to be a Division page," Jones said. "That's one season is the third and final SIUE at Tenn. Tech, l p .m . I athlete," Burton said. "It's of my top five goals I have for segment. October31 important to work towards a this season: to get them all "It's a little bit dangerous SE Missouri at SIUE, 7 p.m. · consistent mindset so that we're focused and on the same page to look too far ahead because ready to work, ready to listen, Caitlin Grove can be reached at November 6-9 and to know what the you have to do one before you [email protected] or ready to develop as individuals upperclassmen are expecting do the other," Burton said. 650-3524. OVC Tournament arrd collectively as a team. Wednesday, June 25, 2014 www.alestlellve.com The Alestle // 7 View from the sideline: How the U.S. can steal apoint BEN LEVIN Keep feeding Fabian could find their way into the Klinsmann as he is young and they have beep. playing. The Atestle Sports Editor has been starting 11 in Bedoya's place. inexperienced at the defense has gotten the United the best defender for the United Mikkel Diskerud has been international level. States four points this far, in a Watching the U.S. vs. States this World Cup, and has labeled by some as the group that four points is not Portugal game on Sunday, I made an impact on both sides of Americans' next Landon Treat Mueller like Ronaldo ... easy to attain, so shying away thought the Americans had the the ball. Johnson had a solid Donovan. That's a lot of praise One of the things that from contact doesn't make victory. I felt like the stars and performance against Ghana, but for a player not seeing much impressed me most about the sense. The team needs to be stripes had defied the odds and really stood out in the game time off the bench. Diskerud has game against Portugal was the smart on its fouls, and know beaten the No. 3 team in the against Portugal, while the speed and skill to make an way the United States treated when they have to back off. world. And I wasn't the only midfielder failed impact on the team, and if Ronalda. The players knew they one. to put together a complete 95- Bedoya isn't going to help the couldn't stop the world's best Live and die with Dempsey Announcers Ian Darke and minute game. team, Diskerud deserves his shot player by playing straight up, so has taken Taylor Twellman were talking Continuing to get Johnson at starting. instead they decided to make over as the face of United States late in the game as if the game the ball in attacking areas should could smart fouls on Ronaldo in places soccer better than anyone could was won, and they were saying be a focus for the U.S. in the also start for the United States where it would not hurt them. have hoped. He has scored in they didn't think Cristiano game against Germany. His in place for Bedoya. If Chandler The Americans need to do both group stage games, and has Ronaldo was feeling healthy and speed, along with his ability to starts, it allows for Johnson to the same thing to German been the focal point of the how surprising his performance put the ball in the box, makes work his way into the midfield, forward Thomas Mueller. United States scoring. had been. Johnson one of the Americans' perhaps increasing his presence Mueller scored a hat trick Dempsey has been Unfortunately, the game top threats on the wing. in the attacking third. Chandler against Portugal in Germany's emotional and helped get the hadn't ended, and Ronaldo is If USA plans to beat has shown that he can play, and first game, and the guy just team this far. That shouldn't Ronaldo. In the last seconds of Germany, USA will need to keep if it wasn't for a hiatus from the knows how to score. When you change. It seems pretty self­ the game, he produced a flash of putting crosses into the box, and national team, he might have watch Mueller, he doesn't have explanatory, but the Americans magic, crossing in a perfect ball, Johnson has been the best passer been a starter at the start of the an imposing presence, but he shouldn't try to change how leading to the game-tying goal. for the team out on the wing. tournament. Head Coach always seems to be in the right they have played up top. I was Now the United States Jurgen Klinsmann may have to places at the right time. With a surprised when I saw only one might need to produce a point Find a replacement for swallow his pride here and give midfielder like Mesut Ozil, a forward in the lineup against against Germany, who destroyed Bedoya Chandler the green light. forward who knows where to be Portugal, but Dempsey proved the same Portugal team in a 4-0 has had Another option that would can be deadly. me wrong. He can play up top tromping. one of the most underwhelming put Johnson in the midfield is The Americans need to treat by himself, and should against The U.S. doesn't necessarily performances out of all the 20-year-old DeAndre Yedlin. Mueller sort of like how they Germany. need a point against Germany to United States' players. On Yedlin had some time in the treated Ronalda in their game advance, but it cannot rest its offense and defense, Bedoya has game against Portugal and against Portugal. They shouldn't Play like you have won a starters and expect to get been almost invisible. He isn't added some quickness to a foul Mueller as often because he game before through with four points. It will getting many touches and can't previously conservative team. will usually get the ball near or My biggest complaint about be tough, but here is what I do much without the ball at his Yedlin can add the same spark as in the box, but they need to play how the United States has believe the team must do to get feet. Where midfielders Johnson at the back, and with him tight. The team can't allow played in its first two games is past the "group of death" and and Michael both players in the game, could Mueller to find open space, with how it finishes the games. In into the elimination stages of Bradley have excelled, Bedoya give the United States a new or without the ball, because he both games, the Americans have the World Cup: has been disappointing. mindset on offense. Yedlin is can get in a position to put the had an upper hand late in the There are a few players who probably the third option for ball in the back of the net. If game, but they don't play like Mueller starts to go on a run, it they have the lead. Late in the wouldn't hurt the U.S. to foul games, players have tried to take him before he gets deep in the the ball into the box, when they field. should have just run the ball to the corner. ... but watch the fouls It may seem like a cowardly The Germans have been tactic to someone who hasn't getting fouls called for them a watched much soccer before, lot this tournament. Now, part but taking the ball to the corner of that is because they're when ahead is just like a flopping more than most teams quarterback taking a knee in are in the tournament, but football or a basketball player they're also clever in the runs running down the clock late in they make. The German players the game. Taking the ball to the will make diagonal runs that bait corner is how winners hold defenders into fouling them, leads late in the game. leading to free kicks in Bradley and Yedlin have dangerous areas. taken the ball toward the box Against Portugal, the late in games, but they should Americans got lucky they didn't not have done so. With Yedlin, get more cards thrown their inexperienced nerves may have way. If they play the same way gotten the best of him, but against Germany, the players are Bradley should know better. The at risk of getting red cards, and leaders on the U.S. team need to hindering the U.S.'s shot of be vocal, and tell the players the advancing to the elimination plan late in games where they stage. The United States have the lead. defenders must be aware of how the Germans will run at them. All that being said, the Ben Levin con be reached at Cllnt Dempsey, a, of the U.S. shoots the baU against Portugal during the FIFA Wor1cl Cup at the Arena Amazonia Americans have to keep playing b/[email protected] or Stadium In Manous, Brazil, on June 22, 2014. I Liu Dawel/Xinhua/Zuma Press (MCT) the same hard-nosed defense 650-3524, Marti1ez worts his way ilto rotatio1 JOE TREZZA team's World Cup match later starting pitcher instead of a fill­ St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MCT) Sunday. Then Martinez earned in starter. He will assume his first career victory as a starter Wacha's spot in the rotation for The paint had been long in a game that the Cardinals an indefinite stint that, since cleaned off Adam used clutch hitting to win, in depending on his performance Wainwright's face by the time seemingly throwback fashion, and the multiple recoveries, news started circling around the over Philadelphia 5-3. It was conceivably could become a Cardinals' clubhouse that, supposed to be a carefree flight permanent stay. despite the ace's health, their to Colorado afterward. Martinez's second audition once-solid starting rotation "Wait," Wainwright said, for the role since spring training suddenly is a mess. turning serious, and speaking to came on a day the Cardinals "You guys know Carlos a clubhouse attendant. "What found themselves with an [Martinez] pitched today, happened?" unscripted interest in casting. right?" Wainwright, the self­ The better question now is Garcia failed in his attempt proclaimed "goofball" of the - what happens next? to throw a painless pregame team, asked reporters For one thing, expect more session in the bullpen, and the surrounding Michael Wacha's of Martinez. full extent of Wacha's injury was locker. With Wacha and Jaime not known until the weekend. Hours before, Wainwright Garcia sidelined indefinitely St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Carlos Martinez pitches against the painted his face star-spangled in because of shoulder conditions, Read more about the St. Louis Philadelphia Phillles on Sunday, June 22, 2014, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. support of the U.S. soccer Martinez officially becomes a Cardinals at alestlelive.com · I Chris Lee/St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MCT) 8 // The Alestle www.alestlellve.com Wednesday, June 25, 2014

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